Creative Artist

Explore to world of art !! Australia's number 1 publisher of Art magazines has created the best Art magazine. This magazine brings the best of all types of art and explores the whole of the art world. Meet inspiring artists using all forms of mediums including drawing. Also each issue we will meet an amazing photographer who will provide a workshop so you can take great photos to enhance your art work. With regular features on how to set up the perfect studio and road test products. We will also visit galleries from all over the world and local exhibitions and art fairs.

In The Landscape • An artist in awe of the natural world and it’s diverse source of endless inspiration.

Trunks and Fronds • I was attracted to the delicate fern fronds, illumined by the sunlight, contrasting against the dark foliage, and the coarse texture of the trunk bark sketch. Simple composition, so just a few lines to get the proportion.

Back of Bourke • Nature motivates this artist with its spectacular sunrises; with glistening light reflecting off approaching storms; with magical Outback evenings. She wants to share the beauty of her experiences with the world.

After the Storm • This artist is constantly inspired by her living environment. This painting is a culmination of different sights and memories near her home at the Back O’ Bourke.

Habitat Association • Hints on where to take the sketch pad and camera to find hot spots of activity. We also take a look at a broad overview of where, when and how to click the picture.

Capturing the Moment • A realist painter with an endless spark for creativity

Murray River Albury • Original image of the river scene at Albury NSW. I love reflections of any kind whether it is on water, a wet road or any other reflective surface. My aim in this piece was to capture the illusion of the moving river and the mood of the moment. Acrylic on linen 100cm x 100cm.

A Lifelong Obsession • A flair for observing and recreating, this traditional artist creates paintings with purpose.

Political Portrait No 1 – Darebin Creek • “If I was to paint Darebin Creek as it was, there would be rubbish and discarded items throughout the landscape and along the banks. The title alludes to the idea that this is what the creek could look like if people took care of it.”

The International Society of Scratchboard Artists Annual Exhibition, South Australia 2017

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