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.

More than a Hobby • This artist proves that a few touching words can change your life

Still Life of a Mandarin • I paint how I feel to capture the beauty of this mandarin

Geelong Gallery • Established in 1896, the Geelong Gallery is one of Australia’s leading and oldest regional art galleries.

Art can set you free • This artist longed to experience the freedom of art. A complete lifestyle change would see him discover the wonders of becoming a ‘creator’

Impersonating Philip • Drawing a portrait is not taking a photograph of a face. Therefore, photographic accuracy may not be there in the end product. A portrait artists should be confident enough to see their own impression of the person sitting in front of them in their finished work.

Capturing the Essence of Iridescence • To capture the essence of iridescence with paint and camera it is helpful to understand a little of the science of iridescence colour.

The Essence of Australia • This landscape artist thrives on capturing the spirit of the Australian land

Ophir Views • A careful collection of colours brings to life the rolling hills of this beautiful landscape

Chris Ofili Weaving Magic

VOJTECH HYNAIS: Sketches, Studies, Designs

Free Your Soul and Fly • This artist has a unique connection with Africa and the treasure of nature.

Fur, Features and Fun • Where I live in Dunsborough, Western Australia we are surrounded by kangaroos. Being so common, these quirky animals are often overlooked as subjects. I find them fascinating to watch and decided to paint this handsome boy, titled ‘G’day Mate’. I found that his different fur textures and unusual body shape was quite a challenge!

Light and Shade • Don’t be a slave to your reference

My Studio in the Bush

FROM THE DRAWING BOARD