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Artist's Palette is the perfect magazine for the aspiring and accomplished artist alike. Provides insights on, as well as step-by-step demonstrations from, Australian and international artists. Featuring the latest in news, reviews and products from the art world as well as exhibition previews and reviews.
Artist's Palette is sure to stimulate your artistic sense.
My Art Journey
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Woodland’s gallery • These feature pages are reserved for displaying the work of emerging and developing Australian artists; as well as other unknowns whose efforts may provide interest for our readers.
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.
Wet & Wild • The power of nature is captured in this wonderfully evocative artwork.
The Joy of Colour • Vibrant colours, dynamic energy and emotional resonance are integral to the art of Denise Walker.
Light Reflections • Original acrylic on hand stretched canvas
A Perfect Union • Rebecca King shares the story of Persian miniature paintings.
Chuffed with Charcoal • This prolific artist keeps surprising us with her fantastic work.
Dressed for Work • This noble horse comes to life using Willow Charcoal.
Bribie Island Community Arts Centre • When you are next visiting South East Queensland and would like to experience a pleasant and relaxing day, why not try Bribie Island?
A Painter’s Progress • Vivian accepted Artist’s Palette’s invitation to tell of her progress since our first article published about her in Artist’s Palette, Issue 66, wherein she was the Prizewinner for emerging artists, with her painting “THEN’.
You’ve Got Mail-2 • Vivian interprets her feelings after receiving some news.
St Michael’s Mount • Glyn Macey is excited by the results he obtains with Derwent’s new Artbars
From Calligrapher to Wildlife Artist • A passion for nature has helped develop the amazing talents of this prolific artist.
Aussie Icons The Laughing Kookaburra • I was so pleased with this photograph, I couldn’t wait to start drawing, it was the very first I took with my new digital SLR camera.
Making Marks with Mark • COLOUR MIXING Part 7