BALINGUP ARTISTS

In nature, everything is unique, each aspect has a difference which creates a beauty, a resonance with the whole”. Anne’s aim for this collection was to create a unique beauty in each hand made vessel using pinched, coiled and burnishing methods.

Hilly paints with palette knife and thick buttery oil paints in a loose, semi abstract style. She abstract the landscape with colour. She loves rural landscapes and looks for lines and patterns in the land. She also paints seascapes in bold colours.

Are you looking for a Uniquely different Art Experience? Using Vibrant Strong Colours and/or gentle hues Lynnette explores The Spiritual & Mystical Realms, Florals, Tribal Teachings through drawing plus variations of Equine studies. Expect to be Surprised. A small Collection of Crystals, Opals, prints etc complement the exhibition. Liberty Inspired Colour Art

Don’s work includes elements of photography, sculpture, digital and conventional drawing, and painting. The interrelation of philosophy, ecology, and religion (pantheism/mysticism) make up the core of his work.

I am an award-winning artist and my artworks are full of spontaneous vibrant colour. I paint with large brushes and bold, loose brush strokes. My subject matter ranges from people and animal portraits to city and landscapes.

Sharon’s artwork takes the form of abstract expressionism: an incredible creative outlet when inspiration strikes. Includes mixed media and always something that sparkles! The collection features a hint of subject matter before inviting the viewer to create meaning based on individual experiences, preferences and penchants.

Elza draws her artworks digitally. Using an Apple Pencil on her iPad she draws layer upon layer while blending to create a soft realistic look.

A collection of works in acrylic oils and cold wax. Louisa presents a collection of impressionist naïve art works. She is completely self-taught, and loves using texture and mediums including cold wax and oils. She loves to build texture and scrape back. Art and the ‘how’ of painting is therapy and relaxation and increased her well being. For her, art is life!