Self-taught as an artist, but with a degree in plant biology Joe is drawn to depictions of nature in his art - sometimes pure landscape and sometimes looking at the interplay between nature and the man-made.
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Joe regularly exhibits in Australia and overseas, most recently in the prestigious Royal Institute of Oil Painters Annual Exhibition in London.
Joe is a regular finalist in in National art prizes and has twice won prizes at Paddington Art Prize for landscape as well as being a finalist in The Hadley Prize (the richest landscape painting prize in the world) along with Australia’s foremost landscape artists.
Joe paints full time and is based at his studio in Melbourne
Joe Blundell - Landscape Artist
Referencing traditional Japanese calligraphy, Alison combines her fascination of fluid forms with her knowledge and passion for colour. Her clean but lyrical brush marks give notion to a previous career in illustration, and her work engages with this interesting tension between art and design. Alison’s work is a sophisticated study of colour, juxtaposing vibrant and muted tones within a distinct visual rhythm.
Alison Percy - Artist
Nat Ward was born in New Zealand, where she gained a Fine Arts degree majoring in painting at Canterbury University.
She has lived in Albury NSW for 13 years where she spends a lot of time hiking in the surrounding hills and in the summer, swimming in the Murray River.
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She has had successful solo exhibitions in Sydney, Melbourne and Albury. She has also been a finalist in many prestigious art competitions such as, The Geelong Contemporary Art Prize, The John Leslie Landscape Prize, The KAAF Prize, The Waverley Art Prize, The Hadley’s Orient Prize and the Ravenswood Prize for women, as well as winning people’s choice awards. Her work is held in public and private collections in both Australia and worldwide.
Nat Ward - Landscape Artist
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Deborah Dickson is a Melbourne based artist specialising in floral-inspired oil paintings.
Her love of flowers comes from over 25 years of experience as a florist, and this became the catalyst for launching a new career in painting.
With an intimate knowledge of the physicality of flowers, Deborah applies a botanical understanding to her lush, still life paintings. Her work captures the slow beauty of nature and conveys a sense of the emotional power of flowers through intricate detailing.
Deborah has showcased her art at exhibitions in Victoria and it has been commissioned for private owners.
-inspired oil paintings.
Her love of flowers comes from over 25 years of experience as a florist, and this became the catalyst for launching a new career in painting.
With an intimate knowledge of the physicality of flowers, Deborah applies a botanical understanding to her lush, still life paintings. Her work captures the slow beauty of nature and conveys a sense of the emotional power of flowers through intricate detailing.
Deborah has showcased her art at exhibitions in Victoria and it has been commissioned for private owners.
Deborah Dickson - Artist
