22/05/2026
Hobart Botanic Gardens houses a wonderful collection of plants indigenous to Australia’s remote Macquarie Island. Over 100 species of lichen thrive across the island’s extreme subantarctic landscapes and I was quite taken with the beautiful array of colours.
Here I’ve used washes of Olive, Amsterdam Green, Graphite and Honfleur as a gentle nod to the patchwork of greens and browns that cling to the rocks.
I’ve popped in a photo of some of the lichen we saw, and also some failed attempts at selfies 🤦🏻. Thought it might be nice to see a human in front of the backdrop, but alas, I’m still very much a behind the camera kind of girl. Next time 🙂