OUR ARTISTS

Megan Corby (Henry) is a self-taught emerging Noongar Artist from Bunbury WA.  Part of her process is daydreaming about the past and present and designing contemporary pieces in her mind.

While travelling through our stunning country, certain places have captured her heart.  Taking inspiration from the colours of country and coastline, Megan enjoys creating artworks that bring peace and harmony to people.

Emma Frances Grant is a British illustrator whose imaginative and decorative designs draw inspiration from her interests in antiques, nature, and all things celestial. A champion of traditional techniques, Emma’s work always starts life as a hand-drawn or painted illustration before being digitally enhanced with sensational results & personal touches.

Elise is a Central-Coast based illustrator who is passionate about art and nature. Australian flora and fauna are heavily featured in her work, which is mostly digital with the occasional mix of real watercolours and pencil. Her illustrations have featured on Australian-issued coins and stamps in addition to homewares, giftware, stationery and food & beverage packaging. Through sharing her work she hopes to encourage an appreciation for wildlife and bring warmth and happiness into homes.

Jacqueline Stanhope’s reputation as one of the world’s finest equestrian and portrait artists reveals a broader fascination with the natural world and a lifelong love of animals. “I spent most of my childhood alone and filled my time drawing animals on any scrap of paper I could find. At eleven, I discovered oil paints and that was an epiphany. Nothing better captures their colour or texture. By the time I was in my teens I had taught myself to control this beautiful medium.” From her Durham studio in the UK, Jacqueline balances the weight of prestigious international commissions with the freedom to paint creatively and informally. Jacqueline is entirely self-taught.

Richard MacNeil is a self-taught artist who has always worked in the creative industry. He has worked in the fields of sculpture, ceramics and graphics both in the UK and internationally. Returning to Worcestershire, England, where he was born and bred, Richard has worked on developing his unique style that he paints in today. Now teamed together with his family to form 'The MacNeil Studio', his vision is to create "art that appeals to and is accessible to all".

Terry Runyan is a visual artist and creative encourager living in Kansas City.  Terry loves animals, particularly cats, and you‘ll usually find furry, feathery and fishy friends in her work.  After a long career as an in-house illustrator for Hallmark, Terry now runs her own business creating art, videos, and classes to help others explore their creativity.  She works in a variety of mediums from digital to painting, collaging, drawing and video.

Sanna Sjöström, also known as Sannadorable, is based in Sweden and creates gorgeous, digitally hand-drawn, watercolor illustrations of cute animals and characters. She is renowned for her timeless style, often featuring an array of muted tones. Through her illustrations, Sanna hopes to brighten people’s days and make them smile.

With a particular emphasis on Australian gardens, bush settings and their diverse birdlife, Trudy aims to raise awareness about  environmental protection. Her works on paper use various processes with an affinity for solar plate etching, a printmaking process that perfectly aligns with her ethos of environmental protection.

Discover the artistry of Trudy Rice: www.trudyrice.com

Jess Hutchison is an Australian artist who finds her creative  inspiration in the beauty of the South Coast of NSW, where she resides and works from her home studio. Jess's intricate artwork, crafted using acrylic paints and Posca markers on canvas, captures the essence of Australia's unique flora and fauna in a distinctive style that blends realism with a whimsical twist.

www.jesshutchisonart.com

Australian born artist Amanda Skye practices artistic curiosity through intuitive and mediumistic painting & digital design.  Currently located in the picturesque plateau of Helensburgh,  Northern Illawarra NSW, Amanda’s creativity pours within her sun-beamed home studio and local bricks and mortar store. She is not confined to one thing, rather letting her intuition and connection guide her to what is meant to be at the time, for her or for another.

Harriet Blaskett, a Kent-based animal artist, specialises in crafting exquisite pet portraits with coloured pencils, capturing the essence of each subject's unique magic. Inspired by her loyal companion Seamus the Connemara pony. Harriet's artistic journey began during the first Covid lockdown in March 2020, leading her to leave her conventional job and create from her enchanting 400-year-old thatched cottage in the Kent countryside.

Discover her captivating pet portraiture at www.harrietblaskett.com

Michelle Jane Williamson is an artist based in Perth, Western Australia, who specialises in Pets and Wildlife. With a passion and appreciation for the natural world, Michelle spends countless hours observing and photographing animals in their habitats gaining a unique perspective into their characteristics and personalities. Her preferred medium is oil paint, which allows her to achieve a unique mix of detail, colour richness and colour blending. Michelle's art is not just about creating visually pleasing pieces, but also about capturing the character and personality of each individual animal, whether it be a wild animal or a beloved pet.

To view more of Michelle's work, visit her website at www.wildlifepaintings.com.au