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The colourful botanical abstracts by artist Carley Bourne

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You can't simply glance at the unique and colourful botanical abstracts by artist Carley Bourne. Layers of paint built on a love of colour,...
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The soft and soothing brushstrokes of Featherhorse artist, Lisa Quinn-Schofield

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With muted colours and soft, intricate brushstrokes, the artworks by Featherhorse artist, Lisa Quinn-Schofield, instil a sense of calm. It's hard not to pause...
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Finding your art: A chat with artist Jacklyn Foster, 2021 Emerging Artist winner

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The beauty of art can often be overshadowed by the pressure to 'find a real job.' Luckily for us, talented artist Jacklyn Foster followed...
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The intriguing, tactile wall sculptures from Fibrous Design

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There's art that's unique. Art that's colourful. Then there's art that simply intrigues... Today's feature artist, Céline Geelan from Fibrous Design, is all these...
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A chat with contemporary artist Kiasmin

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We came across today's artist Kiasmin, thanks to Justine from Orton Haus who has several of her works in her home (take the tour...
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The unique and textural pieces by artist Rachael McCallum

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Art that evokes interest and makes you look twice. Maybe even three times... that's what today's ceramic artist Rachael McCallum inspires to do with...
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10 Australian abstract artists to discover and love on Bluethumb

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Supported by Bluethumb A question I often get asked when I share images of my home is, ‘Where is your artwork from?’. It's no secret...
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How to pick artwork for your home: Expert tips to get it right

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We absolutely adore art. It elevates a room, creates a focal point and is a true expression of your style and influence. But we...
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