You can read about how and why I started painting forest portraits in this series of blog posts:
How to draw a forest (Part One) – or seeing the wood for the trees
How to draw a forest (Part Two) – my first forest portrait
Blackbutt beasties, and forest portrait number two
Sunlight and shadows – a dry sclerophyll forest portrait
Portrait of an endangered scribbly gum woodland
Enter the jungle – a portrait of a wet rainforest
Nothofagus: a portrait of the Antarctic beech forest
The scribbly gum woodland at Freshwater
Some of these forest portraits can be purchased as greeting cards or prints from the shop.