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Maggie Deall Artist � fine artist creating modern, contemporary statement art

05/07/2026

This easel has saved my life!

I had shoulder surgery in mid May and since then have been struggling to paint on my easel on my normal large canvases - until I remembered this one. Honestly it’s been gathering dust in my studio but I cracked it out this weekend and mwah chefs kiss 💋

Just in time too because I’m working on my new collection for the Sydney Affordable Art Fair Australia in November!

04/07/2026

If I can’t have summer IRL I’ll have it in my studio….

26/03/2026

Our first full day in Paris… it was rainy and windy and wet but always amazing! We made it to a marché aux puces (flea market) which was pretty small due to the weather, headed to Notre Dame and got to sit and watch a Mass which was all the feels especially with the organ music. Then to lunch (a grand margarita Lindy which was very different but yummy!!!). Then Shakespeare and Company, a quick visit to Sennelier (the oldest art supply store in Paris) then home to our little apartment because it was blowing a gale! Great first day 🇫🇷

I can’t believe I actually got my new collection finished just in time to go overseas… because apparently I’m the kind o...
10/03/2026

I can’t believe I actually got my new collection finished just in time to go overseas… because apparently I’m the kind of person who books a big international holiday six weeks before the Brisbane Affordable Art Fair. Sensible planning? Never heard of her.

The last few weeks have basically been powered by coffee, mild panic, and the constant thought of “just one more painting.” But somehow the collection is done, the paint is dry (actually it’s not but Lindy and Georgia will look after them while they dry), and the suitcase is about to come out.

So yes… the timing might be slightly chaotic, but the upside is I now get to head off with a full collection ready for Brisbane and a head full of new inspiration.

Now the big question is:
Will I relax on holiday… or start thinking about the next series halfway through Paris? 😅

Circular Quay will always feel a little bit magic to me.I can still remember stepping off the train here as a little gir...
15/02/2026

Circular Quay will always feel a little bit magic to me.

I can still remember stepping off the train here as a little girl, holding Mum’s hand, knowing we were off on an adventure — maybe a ferry ride, maybe just a day wandering the harbour, but always something special. The salty air, the hum of the city, that first glimpse of the bridge stretching across the sky. It felt big and exciting and full of possibility.

And then… that sleepy, happy train ride home. Tired feet. Wind-tangled hair. A full heart after a beautiful day.

This painting is all of that for me. The memories layered in with the steel of the bridge, the rush of the station, the colour and movement of Circular Quay. It’s not just a place — it’s the feeling of being young and knowing the day holds something wonderful.

Funny how a railway platform can hold so many stories.





‘A Walk Home After the Markets’ might be SOLD… but this one was never just about owning it. It was always about the feel...
14/02/2026

‘A Walk Home After the Markets’ might be SOLD… but this one was never just about owning it. It was always about the feeling.

That end-of-day glow. The rainbow wrapping itself around an old brick building like a hug. The garden spilling over. The foxes claiming their little corner of the world. It’s that quiet moment when the bustle fades and everything softens.

It’s about colour after conversation. Stillness after noise. The gentle wander home with full hands and a full heart.

I think that’s why this one connected so deeply — it carries nostalgia, warmth and just a touch of wild magic. The kind you don’t forget.

So yes, it headed off to its new home… but the feeling? That lingers.





This one has been quietly sitting in my heart for a little while I couldn’t share it before… because it was a precious g...
12/02/2026

This one has been quietly sitting in my heart for a little while

I couldn’t share it before… because it was a precious gift for the bride and groom.

Painting this felt incredibly special. Not just because it’s a portrait, but because it holds a moment that will never happen in exactly the same way again. The way she leans into him. The strength and calm in his stance. That soft, unspoken connection between them.

I slowed right down with this one. Faces matter. Energy matters. I wanted to honour their expressions, their posture, their love — and then let the background glow and move around them in bold colour. Pinks, citrus yellows, electric flashes of light across a golden field. Because love isn’t quiet. It radiates.

There’s something sacred about being trusted to create a wedding gift like this. To capture a memory that belongs so deeply to two people. It’s more than paint on canvas. It’s a piece of their story.

Now that it’s been gifted and received, I can finally share it with you all.

And my heart is full.





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