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Pelicans To Portraits

This lady has painted everything from pelicans to portraits. She has completed commissions including cats, dogs, horses, possums, numerous beach scenes… and even a Scottish piper.

“I Cannot Imagine Life Without Art”

Throughout her story you can feel the delight and joy that radiates from this artist as she describes her passion for art.

The Noble Equine

Coloured pastel papers have been used to create this beautiful horse.

To Be at One With Nature

“My art is who I truly am, and it has given me a freedom to become ‘just me’,” claims this talented lady.

Making The Picture Sing

Using her fine attention to detail, this artist creates a loving tribute to her subject.

Thanks to Da Vinci

Wicked classroom caricatures and tattoos fired up the passion for this self taught artist to strive to produce the perfect drawing.

My Story

Sharing her passion for art has become a way of life for this determined and talented artist.

Link to Life

This artist adores pastels … a medium which she believes can fall between painting and drawing. Her art is truly her link to life.

Don't Rock the Boat

What comes first … the title or the painting? For this colourful artist, it can be either – and experimenting can lead to accidentally creating individual techniques.

Art for Steven

Some years ago, this man was inspired to make the transition from cartooning to painting. He had always wanted to express himself in this way, and he dedicates every painting to his late brother Steven who inspired him.

My Creative Pursuits

With a background in sculpting, Narelle excels in capturing the typical poses and movements of her favourite subjects.

Landscapes From The Heart

Always inspired by the natural world but through a surrealist’s eyes, this artist believes you should always follow your own instincts and paint from your heart.

Secret Support

Ink and Watercolours:

The Dog Portrait Artist

Honing her career by working with horses, this talented artist found her niche drawing animal portraits, specialising in dogs.

Passion for Portraits

An old school friend sparked a flame inside of this artist to rekindle her love of art.

Cavalier in Black Pencil

Meticulous attention to detail brings Archie to life in this gorgeous drawing.

Sunkissed

A view of the world through my eyes

Why I started Painting

When her youngest child was a toddler, pastel artist Carole Elliott decided she needed some ‘me time’, and began fine-tuning her artistic abilities, enabling her to be the talented artist she is today.

Dressed for Work

Charcoal

Canvas and Paper

Here's plenty of information about the most popular canvas and paper products available in the marketplace, including the newest trends.

Cold One Waiting

There’s nothing like the lure of an old Australian country pub.

Oranges And Apples

This pastellist believes that any subject matter could be selected for her technique, which (to her) is drawing – but to others may be a form of painting.

Best Friend

This pastellist likes to maintain a good sense of humour, which helps her to rise above unconstructive criticism. And she is not afraid to experiment and invent her own techniques if something doesn’t quite work.

My Creative Side

With the ambition of one day teaching people how to paint and draw, this talented artist is proof that nurturing a life-long hobby can turn a wonderful dream into reality.

Endless Passion

Born with a love of art, this lady has developed her skill into a passion that will never end. Art is something that she ‘just has to do’.

Scratchboard As A Fine Art Medium.

In the last few years Patrick Hedges has reconnected with this medium.

Art in Retirement

“It was an interesting road I had picked to travel and a very big learning curve,” explains this artist when commenting on her artistic journey.

Emotional Connection

Each portrait this artist does challenges her to strive harder, to grow and improve … to capture faithfully the spirit and character of every animal she paints. It is important for her to connect with her subjects on a special emotional level.

Arnhem Land Boy

This Queensland pastellist begins by selecting a subject that interests her. She firmly believes ‘if you paint what you love and enjoy painting it, someone else will also enjoy seeing it’. This enjoyment she feels is reflected in the painting.

A Means of Escape

A one room shed serves as a studio for this Queensland artist. With louvre windows on three sides and shelves around three walls, it is a place of refuge and creativity.