Wendy Wooden

Jarek Wojcik

John Wilson

Janet Wilson

Ramon Ward Thompson

Christopher Vine

James Thomas

Arthur Streeton

John Scott

Carol Sawma

Sarina

Sarina was born in Sydney, Australia, Sarina grew up in Toowoon Bay, within a very creative family. Her mother was an arts and crafts teacher, and everyone was encouraged to develop talents in spinning, weaving, pottery, sculpture, carpentry, carving, sewing and painting.

After studying at Sydney College of the Arts, Billy Blue School of Graphic Design, Sarina started her career as a freelance designer producing everything from book covers, annual reports and corporate identity packages to sports and surfwear. However, demand for her paintings soon became overwhelming, eventauting in her decision to concentrate on this side of her art. She has regularly held successful exhibitions and been involved in extensive projects around the world creating art works, murals, tiles, mosaics and ceramics for resorts, hotels, restaurants, offices and private residences.

Sarinas work combines ideas from both her travels and her love of the ocean and she often intergrates flowers, fruits, textiles and objects of art to create a mood or memory for the luxurious backdrops of land and seascapes. This harmony of composition and colour is totally individual, and has led to her paintings being reproduced under license extensively around the world, showcasing the work of this extraordinarily talented artist.

Daniel Sarantidis

Ngaire Sales

Rebecca Pierce

Rebecca Pierce, an Australian artist based in Sydney, has been successfully translating her unique creations onto clothing, home wares and accessories since 1981. Her inspiration comes from the many faces of Australia’s vast landscape and its people.

Rebecca’s very special gift for brilliant vivid and vibrant colours encapsulates Australian life in its most carefree and exuberant form. The Bec Pierce label features a wide array of products including children’s wear, bed linen, ceramics, scarfs, bags and totes, resort wear and souvenirs, all clearly idendifiable as uniquely Australian.

A number of State, National and International awards and commissions have so far highlighted Rebecca’s career. These include designing the silk scarf gift for the IOC Delegates during the Sydney 2000 Olympic bid, becoming the principal artist for The Centenary of Federation 1901-2001, working with Wedgewood and the Royal Australian Mint, and her on going work for the charity organisation NAPCAN.

Rebecca’s original paintings have gained national and international recognition and are in collections as far afield as New York, London, Korea, Italy and California. Rebecca exhibits in Australia and overseas on an ongoing basis.

Caroline Penny

Caroline Penny was born and educated in England and gained her Fine Art Degree from Bristol Polytechnic. Caroline turned her attention to an Artistic Career in 1989 and has been painting professionally ever since. With many solo exhibitions to her credit, along with numerous mixed shows in America, England and Australia, she is a successful artist with a growing reputation.

For the last four years Caroline has spent her time between Australia and England taking inspiration from the two very different country'’ noting the clearness of colour and light in Australia and comparing it to the subdued and gentler tomes of the British countryside.

Pencil Factory

Jen Penglase

Born in the Hunter Valley, Jen trained as a graphic designer but more recently has enjoyed doing work in large pastel pieces for private and corporate clients both in Australia and overseas.

A lot of travel and all things bright provide Jen with an endless array of subject matter with each work executed in chalk pastel on paper requiring up to 15 layers of pastel to arrive at the incredibly vibrant tone of each piece.

Influenced by the work of notable Australian contemporaries such as John Coburn and Fred Williams, the work whilst visually simple and always bright, is designed to be uplifting and simply enjoyed.

Now having settled in the magnificent Adelaide Hills, Jen is constantly inspired by the changing countryside surrounding her studio and enjoys the continual challenge of designing unusual, abstracted and dynamic artwork that is genuinely enjoyed by all those that choose to own a piece.

Inder Naru

Pat Murphy

Les Miles

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