Following her first shoot with a mermaid at Rosebud beach, mother, registered nurse and underwater fine art photographer Jaye Selga was obsessed. That obsession grew into a distinct visual language built on breath-hold, fabric, movement and natural light, with portraits that sit somewhere between photography and painting.
To create something truly original when there are so many artists in the world is a real hat trick. Rosebud multidisciplinary artist, Alicia Bourley has done just that with her unexpected compositions. More remarkably, she’s only been making art professionally for a year.
Mornington Peninsula portrait artist Vicki Sullivan is celebrating a remarkable double milestone, with one of her most powerful works acquired by the State Library of New South Wales for its bicentenary, while another has been selected as a finalist in the prestigious Archibald Prize.
Wildlife painter Nicole Barros wanted to create an intimate art gallery where she could share space with other talented artists offering affordable art directly to buyers. For art lovers, art is not a luxury; it’s essential, a daily source of joy and inspiration.
Mornington artist/designer Emma Morgan loves to ramble in her drawings – to see where the pen takes her. It’s not always the destination she imagined but, more often than not, she loves where she lands.
Frankston artist, Hayley Ashe, has only been painting for five years, yet she already has the mastery one would expect from a far more experienced painter.
Mount Eliza artist/designer, Lea Oldjohn is a genuine trailblazer. She has taken the ancient textile art, macramé, once maligned as a 1970s fad and elevated it into something truly remarkable. Lea creates…
Mornington artist/illustrator Russell Murchie is a raconteur of motorcycle culture. He’s owned 32 different bikes in 29 years and is now on his 12th Harley Davidson. Sounds like a lot, but not…