Artists & Community
Location
Category
- A-D
- Artisan Soap Maker
- Artist
- Author
- Beekeepers
- Biochrome Artist
- Biofertiliser Creators
- Candle Maker
- Ceramic Artist
- Cinematographer
- Clay Artist
- Clothing & Accessory Maker
- Colourblind Artist
- Crochet Artist
- Cyanotype Artist
- E-O
- Exhibition
- Feltmaker
- Fibre Artist
- Filmmaker
- Illustrator
- Jewellery Maker
- Lamp Designer
- Language Artist
- Metalsmith
- Mosaic Artist
- Multidisciplinary Artist
- P-Z
- Painter
- Photographer
- Potter
- Public Art
- Resin Artist
- Swimwear Designer
- T-shirt Designer
- Textile Adventurer
- Textile Artist
- Textile Design Artist
- Visual Artist
- Woodwork Creator and Designer
- Writer
- community club
- competition
- gallery
- mixed media artist
- museum
- pop up gallery
- public art
Jo Cochrane
I am an emerging self-taught artist with multiple awards since I first began drawing and painting in 2020. I have developed my artistic practice and technical skill with patience and emotional connection that is obvious throughout my work.
Megan Forward
Megan Forward is an artist, author, illustrator, and writer who weaves together creativity, story, and sustainability with a deep appreciation for the interconnected wonders of the natural world. Working from her Manly, Queensland studio on Quandamooka Country, Megan creates picture books, paintings, assemblage sculptures, fine art prints, and greeting cards inspired by her surroundings.
Chris Hooper
I am a coastal landscape artist whose work is shaped by the ocean, surfing, beach culture and the places I know well. I mainly paint seascapes and landscapes, with a focus on light, colour and the feeling of a place.
Trish Lake
At her home you'll find sketches and glimpses of the fragile yet powerful beauty of North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah in watercolours, pastels and acrylics....Trish has spent decades observing and immersed in the mystery of the island, ever since her parents first brought her as a baby to stay at Claytons Guest House at Cylinder Beach, Point Lookout/Mooloomba.
Clare Purser
My work as an artist explores the fragile relationship between people and the environment, drawing on observation, memory, and material experimentation. I’m fascinated by the way landscapes hold stories—both personal and ecological—and how art can encourage us to pause and reflect on our shared responsibility to protect the natural world.