Elizabeth (Liz) loves to explore colour, shapes, texture, depth, and flow in her paintings and mainly paints abstract. Her style of painting is purely intuitive. She loves to paint from her emotions. She has had a difficult life, living with a disability, bringing up two sons by herself and the recent unexpected loss of her son. She hopes that her paintings stir emotions in the viewer.

Hello there. I'm an artist living in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. It may sound simplistic, but I draw and paint because it feels good to do so! I love to watch watercolour move in water. The feeling of the pencil moving on the surface of the paper. The sense of calm I feel when creating. The whole process is therapeutic (from the first thought in my mind to the final outcome).

Geoff Cunningham is a Stencil Artist living & creating in Melbourne. Geoff has been a full time artist since 2007, whose paintings are held in collections world-wide. In recent years, Geoff has been a finalist in several Australian art prizes. His distinctive works combine the themes of streetscapes, nostalgia and humour to form a backdrop for his thought provoking narratives.

Alex Jobbagy is an artist/designer and marketing expert born in Europe, living in Melbourne since 1987.
He has numerous artworks in private collections all over the world. His commercial design work can be found on marketing collateral, business stationery, vehicles, buildings, websites, TV, video and multimedia productions, also in more than 200 educational publications and books.
Education: arts education through Fine Arts College in Europe, up to MBA in Marketing Management in Australia.

Leesa is a figurative artist who writes when the grief is too overwhelming to paint and paints when she can’t find the words, pouring her emotions onto the canvas. Art has been her catharsis through the living nightmare of child loss.

As an artist, my work is a reflection of my personal experiences and emotions. I believe that art has the power to connect people and evoke emotions, and I strive to create pieces that resonate with my audience on a deep level.
My mediums of choice are graphite, charcoal, pastel, watercolour and acrylic paint. I focus on the contrast between light and dark. I am constantly inspired by nature and the world around me, and I often incorporate elements of nature into my work.

I paint landscapes en plein air and do master copies.

You can see more of my work and history here: https://www.instagram.com/_giantano/

My specialty is fusing together the female form with flowers in a symbiotic representation of our coexistence with nature. Each series has its own message and while they may reference relevant and ...

For Kalina Brew (also known as Kalina de Bruin) creativity has always been an important part of her life. This passion initially led her to pursue a career in Interior Design. Following an interstate move and the birth of her first child, Kalina decided to retrain as a primary school teacher, relegating her more creative pursuits to her spare time. One particular year she was given the opportunity to teach Art at her school and, while guiding her students with their own creativity, she realised that creativity needed to become a significant part of her life once again.

I was born in Buenos Aires Argentina in 1960 and my passion for art and oil painting began when I was in primary school, where I would stay at the library reading about art after class, but it was not until the age of 12 that I began experimenting with form and colour.

Renee Louise is a Melbourne-based artist who is inspired to create romantic paintings of beautiful moments, places and things.

​Her artistic philosophy is based on the belief that simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication. She paints predominately in oils, her paintings are unapologetically soft and feminine and her palette is simple, yet balanced.

My formal art training took place in the 80’s at Christchurch Teachers College under the direction of Kath Brown, a formidable NZ educator, artist and activist. My learning experience with Ms Brown influenced my desire to create art that educates (or at least, offer a subtle message!)

To have the least impact on the planet, I create work mainly in watercolour, gouache, collage or digitally, using vegan or reclaimed materials where I can.

Kerryn is a Melbourne based artist who loves color which is reflected in her bright cheerful paintings of flowers, landscapes, animals and also contemporary ...

Landscapes and nature are Kelly's usual subjects.

She is a self-employed mother of 3, a passionate renovator, a short-stay host and a creative spirit.

Living between the Dandenong Ranges and the Mornington Peninsula Kelly is never wanting for inspiration. The misty mountains with their towering mountain ash, the rolling hills with verdant motivation, and the big peninsula skies and everchanging palette are always at the forefront of her creations.

Angela is an artist living in the Wimmera who describes herself as a visual storyteller. Stories that define parts of herself and indeed all of us with our links to the both internal and external environment.

Sharron is currently exploring the theme of domesticity, be it notions of nostalgia through her interpretations of vintage glassware, or close observation of her pet Labrador(s)...

I am a Melbourne based artist who aims to tread as lightly as I possibly can on our beautiful planet. I’ve been painting and drawing ever since I can remember, coming from a family of artists and creatives, and ...

As an artist and author, I love looking for the stories in life and in the world around me and have spent most of my life telling stories with words and paint. My novels and short fiction have been published in the ...

Julie is an Artist who paints Australian landscapes, Abstracts & a variety of other works that inspire her. Julie works predominantly in Acrylic but also enjoys Oil, Watercolour and mixed media...

Belinda is an emerging artist who lives in the Yarra Valley Vic.
Much of her work explores emotional connection, with a particular interest in our canine companions and recognising the unique relationships we have with them.