Aboriginal Ary

Art painted on pre loved surfboards

By Michelle Noonan

My art helped me whilst living with NETs.

My grandchildren came up with the idea of painting the  surfboards and I really liked it as I loved to surf when I was a kid   when I became aware I had NETs I needed something to keep me busy.  I have always painted but only for my family,  they encouraged me to have an art display at a venue, showcasing my boards. As a result many sold! I paint when I feel well, so recently not as much as I would like. The blue and ocean colours are my favourites – each board tells a story. I have painted on many different surfaces from driftwood, rocks, furniture etc

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