Sarah McGrath, Sydney, New South Wales
I paint in oil and watercolour and excel in the style of contemporary realism - my paintings have an almost photo-like quality. I am drawn to antique silverware and other sentimental objects that show tarnish, patina and the wears of time but still shine. My artwork style is achieved through fine detail and traditional painting methods of applying fine layers of paint and glazes to create a reflective piece of art work capturing a sense of the object’s rich history and unique qualities.

Eclette by Penny Brooshooft, Perth, Western Australia
Eclette was born from my love of eclectic homes filled to the brim with art – I believe that a house is not a home unless it is full of things that shout individuality.

Emilie Maguin, Perth, Western Australia
My work is a bold and poetic depiction of the natural world through the use of strong colour and pattern. The flattened perspective lends an almost naive quality to the paintings; typically a still life with exuberant native flowers, or a giant pottery vessel decorated with birds or other animals, an abstracted landscape

Jacklyn Foster, Geelong, Victoria
Jacklyn Foster is an award winning, intuitive, mixed media abstract artist who creates contemporary, fun and vibrant art.

Carmel McCarney, Sydney/South Coast, New South Wales
My art is a reflection of people, places and experiences that bring me joy. Each work is an effort to capture the small but important moments that make life special; such as a swim in the ocean at first light, enjoying the last rays of a velvet sunset, or simply taking a moment to be still and reflect

Salvatore Dibartolo, Melbourne, Victoria
I create my art with different forms of mediums, I paint layer upon layer using a variety of acrylics, oil pastels, watercolour, impasto and sometimes I incorporate textural elements into the artwork. The more common theme is abstract however I am drawn to realism and enjoy the break of painting so loosely.

Kelly Driver, Melbourne, Victoria
Kelly’s main style of artworks is abstract paintings on canvas, however she does paint in realism styles sometimes too. The majority of Kelly’s artworks are Dutch Pours, and other styles of acrylic pouring, however she loves experimenting with new styles and doesnt like to be limited to one style of abstract art.

Laurae Healy, Albury/Wodonga, New South Wales
Laurae works predominantly with acrylic on canvas to create bright, bold, colourful, dynamic abstracts. Laurae utilises Magnified Healing, Reiki modalities and sacred inscriptions in the creation of her artwork. Love Every Day - Laurae

Chelsea Baker, Toowomba, Queensland
I collect seedpods from around Australia and paint them. Every artwork is unique and original. I love Banksia pods and Black Bean pods the most.

Eliza Barnes, Melbourne, Victoria
My work often has an element of fantasy to it. I like to depict locations around the world in a surreal or idyllic style. Wild animals, nature, architecture and music inspire my paintings. I typically paint with gouache but try to experiment with different mediums.

Elysia Nagel, Melbourne, Australia
I create abstract art by expressing myself by going out into nature and looking at the simple objects in the environment and creating something different by using the elements of design to change the shape, colour or the orientation of the object.

Charlie Nanopoulos, Melbourne, Victoria
Main medium is acrylic paint mostly highlighting bright bold colours with a preference to the abstract freedom, enjoy zagging between mediums with watercolour & photography capturing my love of nature.

Libby Haines, Melbourne, Victoria
I work primarily with oil on canvas. Painting for me is a way to reinterpret my reality. Taking ordinary scenes from the home and reimagining these spaces in a dream-like and other-worldly way.

Vicki Tara Taylor, Sydney, New South Wales
Vicki Tara Taylor is a Sydney based intuitive abstract artist who loves to create textured, vibrant and colourful artworks.

Sabina Klein, Melbourne, Victoria
I love allowing myself to be creative and completely submersed within a painting. Painting takes me on an exciting journey and I never quite know where the final destination will be. I am naturally drawn to bright color palettes and love the many textures that can be achieved within a painting. Nature and the sea often make an appearance in my work.

Barb Newton, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
Although predominantly my art work features painting animals, I paint landscapes, portraiture and other subjects, and forever evolving. I undertake commissions, and once able, will enjoy the market scene again, where meeting people and selling my art is most rewarding. My style has been described as naïve art, and I paint subjects as a representation, rather than real life look. 

Kelly Kondis, Sherbrooke, Victoria
I paint nature from my perspective but am passionate about trees (alive or otherwise) and clouds. Usually oils but occasionally watercolor, charcoal and alcohol ink.

Emma Hergstrom, Melbourne, Victoria
For almost two decades Emma Hergstrom designed clothes for some of Australia’s biggest fashion brands. She is now focused on her adoration of painting which originates from growing up in a family of inspirational artists.

Michelle Sparkes, Brisbane, Queensland
I use mostly acrylic paints on canvas or artist quality paper. I love bright colours, patterns and designs that are pleasing to the eye. A splash of fluro or neon never goes astray in my creations!

Steph Chapman, Geelong, Victoria
Steph creates vibrant statement pieces, with abstract botanicals often at the fore. Her work is fun, boldly colourful and unapologetic. Seen in House and Garden UK, amongst other local and international publications, Steph's work continues to shine around the globe. Steph truly believes surrounding yourself with colour that calls to you is good for the soul and encourages everyone to embrace colour.