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Belinda Rosenbaum is a mixed media artist and illustrator, child wrangler and tree hugger living on the far south coast of NSW. Happily playing with many mediums and materials her art is often an assemblage of hand and digital work.

 

Always inspired by the natural world, her artworks are richly layered, evocative, whimsical and day-dreamy. In her illustrative work, Belinda enjoys getting to the graphic essence of what she is depicting to elicit recognition and emotion in the reader.

 

Having spent a long-time working and volunteering in the creative arts, Belinda is also a consultant in arts administration and visual communication for various businesses and organisations on the Sapphire Coast.

 

Her current projects include a children’s illustrated storybook, nature themed murals for private commissions, and a new collection of artworks.

Murals
Murals

2022

"From Past to Future" 

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Eden Marine High School

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Sets & Props
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2022

Woodland Stage Backdrop

Goldilocks and the Three Bros

Theatre Onset

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2017 - Ephemeral Festival Installation

            Belinda Rosenbaum - kinetic nature drawing, an experiment

Books
Books
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2022

The Tale of the Singleton Pup

Author Helen Lewis

 

A children’s 32 page illustrated book which commemorates the Black Summer bushfires.


The Tale of the Singleton Pup tells the story of a small pup with a big heart.
 

Bella is a rescue pup from Singleton who finds a loving family in a tiny bush town.At eight weeks old she is lanky, carefree and endlessly playful, until the bushfires come roaring towards her new home.

Available through bookshops and John Reed Books sales@johnreedbooks.com.au

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2020 

Rainbow Steps to Peace and Quiet

Author Gary Rowlands of Feels Good Resources.

 

A children’s 32 page illustrated guided meditation. 

 

Rainbow Steps to Peace and Quiet takes children through a technique of using their sensory imagination to bring their mind and body into a calm state. 

 

Using imagination to visualise the colours of a rainbow, children will find their magical place to relax and revitalise their body and mind.

INTERVIEW WITH BEGA VALLEY SHIRE LIBRARY

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