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7 amazing spaces transformed by artwork

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Supported by bluethumb Artwork in your home is a form of personal, creative, self-expression and a way to design a unique space for you and...
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Bringing art into your home, Julia Green covers the important points you need to consider

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We hear all the time about how important it is to have art in the home — adding interest and dimension. Yet selecting art...
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Artist spotlight: Lisa Lapointe draws upon spirituality and mythology in her pencil art

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As soon as we saw the works of Lisa Lapointe, we had to contact her to share her striking art with you. She hand draws...
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Artist spotlight: Mia Oatley

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It’s our absolute joy to introduce you to today’s artist — Mia Oatley. You’ve probably seen her vibrant budgie bird paintings that are flooding Instagram...
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Artist spotlight: Kirsten Jackson

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Melbourne artist Kirsten Jackson started painting to create her own version of a fish painting that wasn’t for sale. “I rented a property off my...
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Artist Spotlight: Luke Chiswell ‘Straight Face’

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Canberra-based artist Luke Chiswell has been gaining a cult following locally and internationally for his T-shirt designs. And this year, he launched his own...
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Interview with contemporary Australian landscape artist Belynda Henry

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Belynda Henry. If her name isn’t familiar, her art most definitely will be. Her art is on the walls of The Design Files Open...
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Exclusive preview of Rachel Kennedy Designs newest collection

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Jarrod and Rachel Kennedy are the dreamers behind Rachel Kennedy Designs. Today they gave us an exclusive preview of their newest collection. Inspired by...
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