Old Coach Road Flora 155 x 96 cm Linden Lancaster 2022‘Blue-green Algae’ 90 x90 cm Linden Lancaster 2019‘Picola’ Linden Lancaster 2021Nathalia’s Wildflowers 2021 164 x 84 cm Art Quilt Australia 2021Gilgai 2020 SAQA Distance and Diversity 40 x 60 cmPlace of Reflection 2018Kangaroo and Wattle 2018 ‘Hindsight’ 2020 Vision 2020 exhibition
‘Run the Fire’ Linden Lancaster 2019
‘Calendar’ 2018
Contemporary Landscape 2 Gelatin printing 2018
Contemporary landscape 1 2018
‘Art lessons 1’ 2018
Bush-stone curlew Linden Lancaster, 2019
Kata Tjuta 2019
‘Fly’ 2019
‘Border town’ 2017
‘If these walls could speak’ Linden Lancaster 2016
Roses for Carolyn 2016
‘Lost Descendants’ 2015 Linden Lancaster
‘Under the Jacarandah’, Linden Lancaster. 2015 Viewers choice, AQIPP 2015
Magpie 1, Linden Lancaster 2015
Mallee 1, Linden Lancaster, 2015
Bath Time, SAQA entry, 2015
The Letter, by Linden Lancaster, 2015, 10″x 10″
‘Billy Buttons 1’ Linden Lancaster 2014
‘Michellia 2’ Linden Lancaster 2014
Michellia 1a
Michellia 1b
Michellia 1c 2014
‘Six Gouldian Finches’ Linden Lancaster 2014
‘Pinned to the Wall- Australia’s top ten endangered species’ AQC Challenge Finalist 2014
‘Pinned to the Wall- Australia’s top ten endangered species’ AQC Challenge Finalist 2014
Dorothy’s Quinces, 2013 82×62
‘Rabbit Proof Fence?’ by Linden Lancaster 2013
‘All is Silent’ by Linden Lancaster 2013
Regeneration, Halls Gap, 2013 18 x 36 inches Awards: Victorian Quilters Showcase 2013: ‘Best use of Colour’, ‘Judges Choice’ and runner up ‘Pictorial Quilt’. Collection of Phillipa Schapper
Nathalia, After the Rain. 2012 2.3 x .80 metres Pieced, painted, collaged, machine thread-sketched and quilted. Commission for St. Mary of the Angels Secondary College, Nathalia.
CAMERON’S DROUGHT 2008 77 x 64 cm Linden Lancaster
Who’s Next? 56x72cn 2009 Linden Lancaster
‘I Dream in Colour’ 2010, 104 x 100 cms, Linden Lancaster
I had to study your art quilt ‘The Life Giver’ as part of a textiles assinment in school and as soon as i saw your quilt i thought of the outback australia and all of our awesome animals and plants that we take for granted.
Hi Linden, I am an art teacher at Wantirna South Primary School and I am hoping to explore your work with you as our ‘mentor artist’ with my Prep – Year 2 for a remote learning lesson on the topic of ‘Fabric Landscapes’. I will distribute a PDF document to students with images of some of your works from this website (credited to you of course), and I will make a video in which I show and discuss your work. I was working at Whitehorse Artspace during AQIPP’s ‘Metamorphosis’ exhibition and remember your work vividly. I’ll add my details here – please let me know if you have any questions of concerns.
Nel and Anne approve of the site but we’d like all the work placed in the gallery! Love the pomegranite!
Mum and I feel so blessed to see your passion grow as you create your masterpieces. Your trees look like they could grow right out of the quilts.
I had to study your art quilt ‘The Life Giver’ as part of a textiles assinment in school and as soon as i saw your quilt i thought of the outback australia and all of our awesome animals and plants that we take for granted.
I am glad you told me about your website Linden. It’s inspirational.
Attended your Serendipity class today at Yarroweyah and gain so much inspiration and new skills thank you
Vikki LeQuesne
Love the “All is silent” quilt ; can it come to my place when it’s finished with please? xxxx
Linden your website is really inspiring, great!
Hi Linden, so much Australiana , I love it, the sheep station and the finches, wonderful work.
Love the red chickens; so much depth! Thank you
Hi Linden thank you so much for your wonderful class at Cohuna, hopefully you can come back next year. My head is spinning with ideas.
Helen
Thanks Helen, I’m so glad you are inspired to do more….it was a pleasure to have you in my class.
Hi Linden, I am an art teacher at Wantirna South Primary School and I am hoping to explore your work with you as our ‘mentor artist’ with my Prep – Year 2 for a remote learning lesson on the topic of ‘Fabric Landscapes’. I will distribute a PDF document to students with images of some of your works from this website (credited to you of course), and I will make a video in which I show and discuss your work. I was working at Whitehorse Artspace during AQIPP’s ‘Metamorphosis’ exhibition and remember your work vividly. I’ll add my details here – please let me know if you have any questions of concerns.
Hello Monique, No worries that sounds wonderful. I was a Primary teacher for 30 years, so I’m so with you. Have fun and say hello to the kids for me.