I am captivated by the wonderful light and colour we have in this part of the world.... I surf and enjoy our clean,clear ocean and am constantly challenged to capture that feeling of sunshine and warmth on canvas.

I enjoy using various mediums and trying new things. Love drawing animals and people mainly.
I started with pencil, then turned to pen & ink drawings, then had a go with pastels, now I'm trying Acrylic paint and have had a go at a few small oil paintings.
I also tinker with wood carving and making beaded jewellery

I'm an illustrator/artist with a Diploma of Illustration from NMIT. I am able to work in a range of media, including digital and traditional, but my most loved medium is soft pastel. My style has been described as 'quirky', which I take as a compliment!

sarah-jane is a private artist, her works are bought and sold through word of mouth, several private exhibitions in sydney - birth to 2000, UK - blackwood, cardiff, bristol 1998-2000 First Byron Bay hinterland exhibition end 2010

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I have been illustrating freelance all most of my 32 years,from cartoons to caricatures , album art and t-shirt designs for graphic art studios.I have recently completed studying animation traditional and flash with some skills in 3d modeling.Ive been involved in the art scene in brisbane and now recently moved to ballina i hope to tap in too the scene here.

Intuitive visionary art... uncontrived, natural flowing art depicting realms beyond our own, both near and far.

www.clintcassellart.com

Gisela's artwork has been influenced by a wide spectrum of art from around the world, particularly Asian, South American and French.

Heika Braha has a vibrant strong style which describes the environment in which she lives and exhibits. Her work has been used for public spaces, private commissions and gallery exhibitions.
Her work continues to sculpt her subjects through the use of layering, textures and her sophisticated
use of colour for which she is well known.

Australian Artist. In 1964 the stars were shining bright, and a handsome little devil was born. Danish artist Kim Philipsen's greatest love is capturing the spirit, in the face of Natives. Kim moved to Spain at the age of 12 where he met many artists. He realized that he wanted to become a portrait artist. 21 years young, Kim went to the Philippines where he met master artist Rick Gonzales.