Miranda Lloyd
Miranda has been working as a professional designer and visual artist for over 17 years and has taken her work around Australia.
Miranda’s enthusiasm and passion to paint comes from her own surroundings in the Adelaide Hills and her own garden. Wishing to bring the ‘outside, inside'.
Her paintings exaggerate nature’s lines, shapes, and colours – creating a modern and contemporary style.
[View Miranda's website here]
[View Miranda's website here]
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| Outback Tree |
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| Africa |
"Consumerism in our world leads us away from what is really important in
our relationships to nature and the health of the planet. I feel it is important
to help preserve our natural environment and help, in whatever way we can, to
conserve and protect the environment and animals around the world. As individuals we can all do our bit and support the organisations such
as conservation education programmes like those at Chipembele Wildlife
Education Trust and at Zoos SA, so young people learn how to conserve our
environment, the wildlife and learn for themselves why it is important.
These organisations and programs that teach children are the key to the
future survival of vegetation and animals, their work is so amazing and
doesn't get enough credit! Nature simply is amazing and I hope with my
work being exhibited at Creating for Conservation to help these grass roots
conservation education initiatives.
One of the most wonderful and educational experiences I have ever had
was at Montaro Zoo “As a Zoo Keeper for a Day”
Creating for Conservation
Miranda has registered to exhibit in the Creating for Conservation Art Exhibition 2012. The piece [pictured above] is representative of her art and will not necessarily be available at the Exhibition. The piece or pieces Miranda chooses to exhibit will be available for purchase at the C4C2012 Exhibition only [no online sales]. Proceeds from C4C2012 are dedicated to Chipembele WIldlife Education Trust - Zambia. Please come along on the opening night on 2nd November or over the weekend 2nd November to 4th November to see Miranda's work and that of the other fantastic contributing Artists.
Learn more at out website here: Creating for Conservation.
