His works are acclaimed as having a crisp reality, creating an air of mystical calm, a world of still waters, a myriad of flowers, and isolated enigmatic figures.

His paintings provoke strong emotional attachment, they are warm, restful, and take one's imagination on an amazing and harmonious journey. 

Julian's work is unique with thick buttery layers of oil or acrylic paint contoured with rhythmical line work which gives fantastic visual appeal.

Sue's latest work of textured gum leaves are brilliantly unique - with each individual leaf having it's own detail.

Recognised as Australia’s foremost contemporary female Artist for her thick impasto palette

Showing a selection  of panel works vibrant and unusual featuring fruits and figures, involving a process of oxidisation and patina in which she uses several applications of paints, acids and iron filings to achieve an aged antique metallic look.

Coming Soon.

A feast for the eye and a decorator’s delight, ranging from: beautiful beach scenes, waterscapes reflecting the coastal ambiance, Mediterranean village life, large contemporary paintings and sensuous figurative pieces.

Ian is an award-winning photographer. He aims to transport the viewer to beautiful, tranquil, serene locations, in these unusually confining times. . . starting with the stunning natural beauty of our unique Australian Beaches.

As a contemporary artist, Judith moves forward in an unseen order, a rhythm, and a surprise. Transformation is the biggest rule of her creative process: the altering of reality so that her expression can exist as something new altogether.

His paintings show an unusually sensitive response to the brilliance and clarity of light, combined with his natural ability as a colourist.

An established Sydney artist whose favourite medium is oil paint. She says this allows for greater expression, although the gouaches are also very bright and colourful.

Influences in her work have come from her professional career as a Biochemist and Zoologist, her travels around the world with her husband Jeff Ogg (who is a Veterinary Surgeon), and her mother - prominent artist Gwen Pratt (FRAS).

John’s artwork has been described as “feeling” or “mood” art; as it has a way of touching people, evoking feelings and memories from within themselves.

Jan says her passion for the landscape's and painting landscapes, makes her feel ‘enlivened and connected’ to the ‘energy and spirit’ of the places that she paints. - becoming more than what can be physically ‘seen’.

Unique in detail, each of Ann's paintings are incredible to view to the naked eye. Reflecting the time and expertise that has gone into each of her artworks which she paints with oil on board.

Her fine watercolours in rare and interesting old vases, jugs and bowls, combine traditional elements with her innovative style.

From music to dreams, Lucette possesses a unique method of interpretation and understanding, bringing to light the finer details one might ordinarily miss.

Catherine Fitzgerald is an award-winning artist whose work is now featured in the latest edition of The Block television series.

One of Australia's best outback and Australian bush artists - capturing the perspective, light and colours to perfection.

Janet paints with the intention for her artworks to be seen through her eye's, with brilliant varied dazzling colour and hugeness of the natural landscape which leave her breathless. 

“My paintings are my ultimate fairy tale splashed across the canvas, capturing my freedom and passion as an artist in the brightest and boldest colours imaginable” - STARR.

Michael Taylor, a renowned Australian artist, was born in Hobart in 1950. Prior to embarking on a full-time painting career in 1973, he worked in photography and design. 

David's work seeks expression primarily to the Australian landscape in all its manifestations, this may include the outback, the built environment, and the sea.