Original painting | 120 × 90 cm | Acrylic on canvas
Palette knife texture
Bring the light, colour, and calm of Sydney’s coastline into your home.
Stand on the sand at Manly and look toward Shelly Beach — turquoise water rolling in, surfers drifting across the waves, and the warmth of a perfect coastal day.
This one-of-a-kind original captures that exact feeling — the movement of the ocean, the glow of the sky, and the relaxed rhythm of Sydney beach life.
Painted with a palette knife, rich layers of texture catch the light and bring the scene to life, creating depth, energy, and a sense of being there in the moment.
A statement piece designed to transform a space — bringing colour, light, and a sense of calm into your home.
Perfect for living spaces, coastal interiors, or collectors drawn to iconic Australian landscapes.
Original one-of-a-kind artwork, signed by the artist Mark Budd.
This is the only original of this piece.
Once it’s sold, it cannot be recreated.
One-of-a-kind original — once it’s gone, it’s gone
Original painting | 120 × 90 cm | Acrylic on canvas
Palette knife texture
Bring the light, colour, and calm of Sydney’s coastline into your home.
Stand on the sand at Manly and look toward Shelly Beach — turquoise water rolling in, surfers drifting across the waves, and the warmth of a perfect coastal day.
This one-of-a-kind original captures that exact feeling — the movement of the ocean, the glow of the sky, and the relaxed rhythm of Sydney beach life.
Painted with a palette knife, rich layers of texture catch the light and bring the scene to life, creating depth, energy, and a sense of being there in the moment.
A statement piece designed to transform a space — bringing colour, light, and a sense of calm into your home.
Perfect for living spaces, coastal interiors, or collectors drawn to iconic Australian landscapes.
Original one-of-a-kind artwork, signed by the artist Mark Budd.
This is the only original of this piece.
Once it’s sold, it cannot be recreated.
One-of-a-kind original — once it’s gone, it’s gone