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The warm and textured works by textile artist Monica Henry

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Art is extremely personal. It can bring contrast, interest and emotion to a room. But sometimes, the story behind the art is just as...
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Art to celebrate the human form: Abstract artist Kate Florence

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Colour and joy. That's what today's feature artist, Kate Florence, captures with her wonderful abstract art as she focuses on celebrating the human form. We...
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The bold and the beautiful: A chat with artist Samantha Hobbelen

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If you're looking for a pick me up or a touch of colour to brighten your day, then you're going to love today's artist...
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10 home decor updates to revamp your home

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Supported by Papaya If there’s one thing 2020 taught us, it’s a newfound appreciate for our homes. So much more than just a place to...
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Weaving magic: A chat with Australian tapestry artist Lee Leibrandt

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We love rediscovering old styles of art that are new and trendy again. Just as we did when we stumbled upon Australian tapestry artist...
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Making your house a home: 5 ways to incorporate family photos around your home

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Supported by Canvas Factory We recently shared tips to turn your house into a home and displaying family photos was on the list! Framing photos...
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A chat with Indigenous artist, Lou Martin

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It's clear from just one glance that Indigenous artist, Lou Martin, paints with joy and spirit. Her pieces are filled with love, passion and...
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Cotton candy colours and whimsical strokes from artist Britty Flynn

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You know when you see a piece of art and it instantly makes you feel happy? That's the emotional reaction we got when we...
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