Born in 1964, Judy grew up in Beechworth, a small town nestled in the hills of Victoria, Australia. It was here as a child that her love for the visual arts developed.

In 1983 Judy moved to Melbourne, where she studied teaching (Art and Music). She majored in painting and began to focus on abstraction, developing a real passion for abstract landscape and expressionism. During her time teaching from 1986-1993, Judy continued to paint and further explore these areas.

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Is a local Port Douglas designer with a passion for bold shapes and strong colours. Inspired by the tribal women of Laos and Papua New Guinea.

She specializes in resin jewellery with a focus on harmonising the ancient tradition of beading with contempory body adornment.

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Figure drawing has always been an important part of my working practice. I have used these drawings as a departure for this series of paintings. These paintings are an exploration of painting itself.  

I confined the format to the square and in many of these paintings there is no right way up, but are intended as a self contained worlds of their own.  I divide my time between Paris and Australia.

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Michael Rossiter

Michael Rossiter is a self taught painter. Born in Bishop Auckland, UK, 1974, moving to Sydney’s northern beaches with his family at six months of age. Michael loved to draw from a young age, creating fantasy worlds from his vivid imagination, but has only been putting paint to canvas over the past 6 years. Exhibitions 2008 Hat Hill Gallery, Blackheath (solo show), Blackheath Art Society (Easter Members Show), Second Prize and People’s Choice for “Twilight”, Blackheath Art Society (Winter Open), 2007 Seeger Gallery, Leura (group Christmas Show), Blackheath Art Society (Winter Open), Blackheath Art Society (Spring Open), First Prize for “Dusk” and Highly Commended for “Winter Magic”, Blue Mountains Artist Company (SpectaculART) 2006 The Artists Gallery, Katoomba (debut solo show), The Artists Gallery, Katoomba (group Christmas show)

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Art has been a passion all my life. As a young girl living on a goat farm in the outback, I would take charcoal from the wood stove to use for my first drawings. I was later introduced to the use of acrylics at school. I furthered my eduction in art by enrolling in Scott’s Correspondence College, where I studied oil painting.

I have held exhibitions in various cities around Australia including Newcastle, Brisbane, Winton, Melbourne, Sydney, Atherton and Cairns. I have also participated in overseas exhibitions in Canada, Papua New Guinea and study trips to Fiji, New Zealand and France.

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Born Kingston-upon Thames UK emigrated to Australia 1964 lived in Cairns till 1976. Spent 10 months working and painting in the Krueger National Park, South Africa, where several of my pen and ink drawings where purchased and produced in print, selling throughout the Park. 

In the UK 1982 she attracted the attention of a large printing company called Dray co Print Consultants; they took 12 of my horse paintings, and turned them into cards and framed pictures. Two of these paintings featured on Coronation St, UK Television.

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Self-taught with 23 years experience specialising in Japanese style Raku domestic ware and pit-fired artistic pieces. 

His inspirations come from studying Japanese pottery and from personal visits and lectures by Ryogi Koie, Kenji Kato and Shiga Shigoe. He is a veteran of solo exhibitions in Sydney, Newcastle, Port Stephens, Yugawarra Japan, Tajimi Japan and Shigaraki Japan.

Michael's work is displayed in the Newcastle Regional Gallery, Shigaraki Institute Collection, Tajimi Ceramic Museum, Tajimi Ceramic Society Collection and Tokoname Ceramic Collection.  

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Live on the south Coast of NSW   ……Wollongong

Graduated in Ceramics in 1986 from Wollongong University, Graduated in print making in 1989.
Hans is a multifaceted artist that enjoys many different media and is always exploring new ideas.

Hans draws, paints, sculpts and prints.  Lately he has been focusing on Colours and some of the everyday happenings discovering that water colours and colour Pencils can go hand in hand.

Hans uses acid free paper and frames all his work himself.

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