Severine Pecoraro, Brisbane, Queensland
Severine Pecoraro is a Brisbane-based artist and mum of four who specialises in still lifes. With a focus on creative vibrant and visually appealing artwork, she infuses her pieces with a sense of joy and creativity. Severine’s work uses bold colours and has been featured in styled interior shoots and homeware stores around Australia.

Geoffrey Ian Wilson, Northern Beaches, Sydney
Based on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, emerging artist Geoffrey Ian Wilson is an abstract expressionist painter. His bold large-scale artworks capture the kinetic energy of all his subjects. Painting in acrylics and mixed media his artwork is often about a spirit world where the creatures reveal their unique experiences and souls through Geoffrey’s organic process.

Vanessa Ferriggi, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
My work is my soul, my life experiences and deep emotions, all rolled into one, landing intuitively upon the canvas. I find my art a kind of meditation, allowing me to be in a space where I'm fully immersed. Being wildly passionate about my art, I love to share the joy of creating, evoking deep emotion in the viewer.

Deb O’Neill, Newcastle, New South Wales
Creativity has been a part of my life ever since I can remember. Working as a photographer and graphic designer allowed me to fulfill my dream of being a working artist but having a paintbrush in hand is when I really feel the spark of creativity ignited.

Milumba Arts, South Coast, New South Wales
Milumba Arts is an Aboriginal Art Studio located on Yuin Country on the south east coast of Australia. Melissa’s work draws inspiration from her Elders, life experiences, emotions , feelings , natural objects and forms found on Country. Her main medium is acrylic, texture and ink on canvas.

Jess King, Brisbane, Queensland
The colours I choose are vibrant and expressive, I believe it’s an extension of how I see myself and the world. I have always loved nature, every aspect of it! So, it’s natural for me to want to paint what I am naturally drawn to.

Stephanie Perrins, Melbourne, Victoria
I paint intuitively, both with inks and acrylics. Sometimes my work is a way of expressing a feeling, sometimes inspiration comes from the natural landscape or the turning of the seasons. In all instances, I aim to explore and experiment with colour, movement, and evoke a feeling of peace.

Pav Spencer, Sydney, New South Wales
Pavla is an avid inspirational and imaginative experimenter, and her strong and colourful work is an expression of that. Pav feels most authentically herself when she is getting her hands dirty in the studio. “Art simply makes me happier” she says; ”I have always found it easier to express myself through painting rather than word.” This is clearly reflected in her artistic style, which is bold, fun, unapologetic and playful.

Allie Tullah, Melbourne, Victoria
Allie takes a messy and free flowing approach to her art, she utilises movement, flow and lots of texture to create colourful striking art designed to uplift and bring interest to your space.

Carmel Reilly, Subiaco, Perth
Hi, I'm Carmel. I live in Subiaco Perth Western Australia with my partner Rick. I have a small studio in my back garden and started selling my paintings last year.

Charlotte Penny, Newcastle, New South Wales
My name is Charlotte, and I am a local artist from Orange NSW, currently living by the sea in Newcastle. I have had a passion for creating art since a young age. Over the past year I have created a ‘coastal and beach’ style, and get a lot of inspiration from my surroundings by the ocean.

LouLou & Floss / Lindy Farley, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales
Wagga-based artist Lindy Farley creates vibrant abstract artworks that are as playful and unpretentious as her practice. Although she’s been creative her entire life, it took her a long time to call herself an ‘artist’, dabbling in graphic design, painting, and collage as passion projects while she worked in administration. So, when she quit her desk job of fourteen years and started posting her artworks online, even making a few sales here and there, it still felt surreal to finally call herself a full-time artist – but here she is!

Rebecca Koerting, Perth, Western Australia
My paintings are strongly influenced by my childhood and early adolescence. As a child I was forever daydreaming about different worlds, especially worlds beneath the ocean’s surface. I loved seeing this world in colour and really feeling these colours within my soul.

Marianne Urth, Sydney, New South Wales
Why do I love painting the effervescent ocean, the wild sea and the rough weather when I’m so scared of it? Maybe because in the moment when my passion for sailing meets my fear for survival, I feel exhilarated, alive and that’s what I want to convey in my paintings. Give the viewer a little rush of adrenaline and a sense of movement.

Charlotte Fowler, Sydney, New South Wales
The inspiration behind my works is purely the sensuality and beauty of the human body. The belief that we’re all expected to look a certain way, and that what we look like isn’t good enough. I like to make the imperfections or the self-conscious aspects we have of ourselves, something beautiful. I also take a lot of inspiration from nature and the landscape; particularly the Australian outback landscapes.

Lucy Car, Northern Rivers, New South Wales
I am a 38 year old artist who has had a lifelong love of bright acrylic paint and its ability to create bright, happy and joyful works. My aim is to bring a smile to your face and joy to your home with my narrative, whimsical style art with an Australian flavour.

Wayne Clayton, Buderim, Queensland
Queensland based artist Wayne Clayton's Abstract Art works are highly intuitive and deeply symbolic of the natural form and colours of the environment and landscapes he has lived in, he explores and continues to discover.

Holly Kendall, Sydney, New South Wales
I am an Australian artist, originally from the UK. My bright, high contrast abstract series is inspired by landscape, flora and the ever-changing weather.

Rachel Hayhurst, Sydney, New South Wales
Rachel Hayhurst is an English-Australian, Sydney based, abstract artist, working predominantly in acrylic, medium and mixed media to build depth and form. She is inspired by the sights and sounds of our unique world, translating experiences, memories and emotions, into conceptual rich complex layers through colour, 3D texture, form and light.

Cassi George, Perth, Western Australia
With a love of vibrant colours, organic lines and emotive compositions, Cassi creates unique pieces that remind you of a deeper connection to our natural landscapes while elevating the aesthetic of your space.