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Orange branch oil painting - Homegrown orange harvest

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Vibrant Citris branch painted on raw, unbleached linen canvas. The natural texture of the linen shows through the deep green foliage giving the painting a grounded and quietly luminous warmth, like sunlight filtered through cloth.

Deep, layered foliage surrounds the branch, allowing the oranges to glow with a ripe, almost touchable intensity, their colour made richer by the calm, earthy backdrop.

Painted in the garden, this painting creates a sense of abundance without excess, inviting the eye to linger. Perfect for spaces that crave warmth and life.

Brings a feeling of slow afternoons, garden air, and the quiet pleasure of fruit grown and gathered with care.

  • Original oil on linen canvas board (ready to hang)
  • Size: 16" x 20"
  • Shipped for free

A three-panel collage showing Rebecca  Eddison painting in the studio and en plein air. The top-left panel shows a smiling Bec seated at an easel with paint and sketches in a bright room. The right one is Rebecca  painting in the farmyard in Canberra. And the third painting on the beach.
Painting in my light filled studio in Redland Bay

Meet the Artist

Hello, I'm Rebecca Eddison, an Australian artist creating original oil paintings inspired by travel, nature, and the beautiful objects that quietly collect around a life well lived.

I believe the homes we love most are never decorated overnight. They are thoughtfully collected over time, layered with memories, heirlooms, favourite books, wild garden flowers, and treasures gathered from travels near and far. My paintings are created with that same philosophy of collected living, celebrating the stories, colours and places that make a house feel deeply personal.

Working primarily in oils, I paint expressive still lifes, landscapes and figurative works from my Queensland studio, while also heading outdoors whenever I can to paint en plein air. Sketchbooks, photographs and quick studies become the starting point for larger paintings, helping me capture not just how a place looked, but how it felt. I have an incurable magpie's eye for patterned textiles, weathered pottery, vintage finds and timeworn objects, many of which find their way into my compositions.

Before becoming a full-time artist, I studied Interior Design, and that love of colour has never left me. Rather than simply recording what I see, I use colour as a language of mood, layering expressive brushwork to evoke warmth, nostalgia and the quiet beauty of everyday life.

My hope is that each painting becomes more than something beautiful to hang on a wall. I want it to become part of your own story, bringing colour, conversation and a sense of artful living into your home. Because life moves quickly enough already. Sometimes the greatest luxury is simply having something beautiful that reminds us to pause.

a gallery of images including rebecca eddison looking through an art gallery, a cabbage grown fresh, a poster of a moreton Bay fig plant, bikes lined up and art supplies tumbled out of a straw basket bag

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