Follow the orange path - Blue Mountain by Kat Scarlet Julia Garry Its expressive eyes and soft

Its expressive eyes and soft fur are brought to life through the delicate strokes of colour pencil

I could hear her wailing

Perfect for any art lover or nature enthusiast

It was an important fruit plant during Roman and medieval times being one of the few fruits available in winter

By focusing on the pygmy possum and the waratah

Follow the orange path - Blue Mountain by Kat Scarlet Julia Garry Its expressive eyes and softInspired by Hartz Mountain National Park in Tasmania. Walking gently along the boardwalk listening to the sounds of trickling water, frogs and the occasional bird song. Eyes looking up towards the peak.