Showing posts with label australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label australia. Show all posts

22.7.20

Indigenous art from the Pwerle Gallery

The following is a group of paintings from the family-owned Pwerle Gallery showcasing the indigenous art of Australia

1. Raymond Walkers DG08863


19.7.20

A Perfect Kitchen

via Belle Magazine

12.6.20

Catching up with Aussie artist Karlee Rawkins

I first featured Karlee Rawkins years ago when I saw her Little Pink Bird painting and fell in love with her work. Today she continues to paint as she has in the past and her work is gaining more attention. Last year she won the prestigious Mosman Art Prize in Australia for her painting Tiger Tribe which you can view below. Rawkins focus on nature and animals in her work is ever present and only gets better with time. I think when you see her art you'll agree.


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3.3.17

I Am Simply Loving this Living Room

I don't usually write about interiors but this room is so casual and down to earth, it's hard not to like. And the layered side tables are fantastic. Who wouldn't want to relax in here?

Belle magazine - April 2017

2.3.17

Aussie Oceanscapes Never Looked Better

When you're dreaming of your next vacation, look no further than these images of Australia's east coast for inspiration. Taken by aerial photographer Gabriel Scanu, with the help of a drone, the works give a whole new meaning to landscape photography. To purchase limited edition prints visit Art2Muse, prices range from $3,300 to $14,500.
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20.2.17

Art Prints from Australia

I've always been impressed with the talent coming from down under. Whether it's art, fashion or design there always seems to be an endless supply of it. So today, I wanted to feature some art prints from Blacklist, a design studio from Sydney. Started by a husband and wife team, Nathan and Jaynie Johnson, the company now produces everything from prints to greeting cards to journals. Most items feature Nathan's distinct handwriting. His flair for design, honed by years of working in art direction, is evident everywhere. I especially like the colour palette used, the mix of white, gold and black, with a touch of colour here and there makes everything go well together. To check out more, click here.

1.  Escape Art Print