Artwork by Debbie Lush, Dublin, Ireland - Online Irish Art Gallery

Lotus Flower, Acrylic, 60 x 40cm

Red Poppy III, Acrylic, 1.5 x 1mtr

Birds of Paradise & Chameleon, Acrylic, 70 x 50cm

Large Pink Calla Lilly, Acrylic, 90 x 70cm

Sexy Cerise, Acrylic, 29 x 29 cm

Green Manolo, Acrylic, 29 x 29cm

Black Louboutin Shoes, Acrylic, 29 x 29cm

Louboutin Purple Panache, Acrylic, 29 x 29cm

Purky Purple Top Hat, Acrylic, 29 x 29cm

Top Hat with Red Bow, Acrylic, 29 x 29cm

Cerise Top Hat, Acrylic, 29 x 29cm

Saunders The Hunter, Acyrlic, 70 x 50cm

About Artist Debbie Lush

Debbie has been painting and drawing since childhood. She attented a short course of local watercolour classes in her teens which she enjoyed immensely. A couple of years after leaving school she completed a two year interior design and interior architecture course. Drawing played a large role in the course with assignments including perspective, technical and freehand drawing.
Although she has spent the last ten years working in interior design and architecture her love of art never left her. Four years ago she decided to go back to the drawing board literally speaking and had her first solo exhibition in autumn of 2008, launching a floral collection. Since then she has developed her contemporary style in more detail and thus painting a new collection of designer shoes which were inspired by the popular tv series Sex & The City and this has proved to be an imense success.
Debbie paints in acrylics as she enjoys the vibrancy which can be achieved by using them. She is currently working on private commissions but has already formed the basis of her new collection for 2011. This collection of work will be very different from previous works and perhaps even a little sinister!!!!
Her work is currently selling at fine art auctions with Gormley's of Dublin, Omagh and Belfast, Dolan's of Galway and Morgan O'Driscoll of Cork.
Website: www.LushDesigns.ie
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/DebbieLush

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