My work is forever evolving from the work I created before, constantly working with the manifestation of time and space, lost searching for where the wild paintings grow.
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Carla Prospero
The typology is images built up of different angles of the Portrait/Person conveying an overall of one person and the different parts of them.
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Shelby Sumskis
The anticipation of waiting for the roll to be developed, the delayed gratification, the excitement when you finally receive your photos, and the disappointment often accompanying some mistakes which can’t be fixed.
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Emma Pazarkoski
I was driving in my car, steering wheel in one hand and my camera in the other (dumb yes) but it ended up paying off.
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Jess Bortolazzo
Three’s a Crowd is an online store aiming to bring warmth and homey comfort to any space by providing unique, handmade artworks and prints.
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Alice Halden
The process itself allowed me to explore my own confidence with my body and the liberation found in its revealing. It was important for me to take full control of the creative process, trust my instincts, have faith in my concept and build upon it through the production of the work itself.
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I find myself often exploring concepts such as the relationship between the materialistic world and the spiritual, working from my experiences and knowledge that I have gathered so far from my own individual journey.
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Holly Blackmore
This series explores my recent feelings of unfolding into myself, of realising who/what I am, and being ok with all of the tricky feelings that come along with this transparency.
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Aimee Siddiqui
This is a sepia drawing of singer, songwriter and musician Paul McCartney. The drawing took about a week to produce and a Derwent 3B, HB and Faber Castel 2B pencil were used to make the drawing on a Winsor & Newton watercolour paper.
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Holly Blackmore
The concept was simple - lights off, album playing through from start to finish, pen and paper. I would just write/draw whatever stood out to me amidst the waves of sound.
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Aimee Siddiqui
This is a drawing of the late singer-songwriter and musician, Dan Fogelberg.
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Dillon Gibbs
After an unproductive afternoon, I decided to make myself get up and be creative.
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Jack Ponych
Taken during golden hour at Sydney on Portra 400 film metered for 200. With the almost skin tone colours of the sandstone I’m excited to see my planning all come together to create Cornerstone.
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Jess Martin
Through the process of combining such a discarded object in contrast to a time consuming and delicate art form such as embroidery it challenges a modern audience to think about the fragility and impermanence of life on Earth.
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