Amanda Botha
It was while completing her Masters in Design and Fine Art in Aberystwyth Wales, UK, that Zimbabwean born Amanda captured the moods of the oceans. Her etchings portray the constant movement and shimmer of sunlight on water.
Amanda was influenced by internationally known Paul Croft a Master Printer. Her designs on cloth led to her first love, fashion which is “inspiring me to create a new exciting venture” depicting art in yet another form.
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