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Artist's Palette is the perfect magazine for the aspiring and accomplished artist alike. Provides insights on, as well as step-by-step demonstrations from, Australian and international artists. Featuring the latest in news, reviews and products from the art world as well as exhibition previews and reviews.
After a wonderful childhood of singing, dancing and ballet, Donna made the move to the visual arts in the 1980s, turning her talents into a profession. Donna has been involved in the arts most of her life; coming from an artistic family she...
From a childhood surrounded by the beauty of the African bush to teaching art in Australia and now having her art on display in private and commercial collections around the world. Born in 1953 in Rhodesia/ Zimbabwe, Paula had a...
The history of Celtic art shows us a very mystical, inventive and stoic culture.
A lifetime of experiences leaves many impressions that can resurface and be incorporated into your art. Ireceived my first oil paints when I was 15; a gift from my mother. Painting started as a hobby and through time I have developed a...
A passion for art combined with intense study has ensured the future success of this driven and creative artist. As a child, handing over my drawings of dragons and surreal animals is when I first realised I was creative. I would imagine...
A range of excellent choices from some of your favourite art materials suppliers. That special time of year is rapidly coming around again … the time when you want to find perfect gifts for all the creative people in your life. Or perhaps...
Read about June’s reconnection with her love of art – it is truly heart-warming. How many readers remember Art at Primary School? I attended a little one teacher country school in Queensland. We had a pad of dark grey pastel paper and a box...
This painting captures the glory of the morning sun as it shines upon the Australian countryside by June Graham., STEP ONE The canvas was coated with gesso and allowed to dry. I roughly sketched in the picture with a charcoal pencil then...