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ARTISTS
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Amy Towney / ArtistAmy Towney
My first illustration projects were picture books and covers completed for friends and teachers through high school. Various commissions followed at intervals, although mostly I would use my artworks as gifts. In recent years I have done many portraits, the record being a request for 21 faces in the one artwork. |
Sue 'n Paul's Rustic Art / ArtisansSue 'n Paul's Rustic Garden Art
Paul Hannelly & Sue Towney are a brother and sister team from Wellington. Together they create unique pieces of Rustic Garden Art from recycled material such as wire, steel, old rusty farm items, car bonnets & anything else of a rustic nature. |
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Caves Wood Gallery & Gifts / ArtisanAlthough Caves Wood Gallery has about 6 Award Winning Turners work in it, the main Man is Ken Vodden who is a retired cabinet maker with extensive knowledge of timber.
Segmented wood turning has become Ken’s passion, the colour grain and feel of timber challenges Ken to create a multitude of shapes and patterns through wood turning and sculpting. |
Natalie Reid / Artist & SculptorI have studied woodwork, stained glass, welding and various visual mediums and I really love to re-cycle. I try to incorporate personality and storytelling in my pieces and enjoy researching the history of found objects to use in my sculptures. The learning process is half the fun and the technique employed for the story is the other half.
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Merelyn Masters / Artist |
I’m passionate about my work, I love capturing each individual personality and seeing their eyes come to life is a magical moment.
For me creating my art is challenging, rewarding and very therapeutic, temporarily relieving the burdens of reality. My rural background and a life-long love of animals, nature and creativity is my inspiration. |
Emma Knowles / ArtisanStone of Arc - Dry Stone Walling
Originally from Yorkshire in England, Emma is passionate about the use of dry stone within Australian landscapes, the restoration and maintenance of colonial constructions, and the continuation of the endangered skills required to build and maintain them. |
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Gillian is an equine artist who works predominately with ink, pens and water colours. Gillian's artwork uses several different styles and these artworks are highly detailed involving many days of work to produce the lifelike qualities of the subjects. Gillian's eye for detail is captured in her highly appreciated and sought after works
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Jack Randell / ArtistJack Randell grew up in Wellington and works across the Orana Region. He is a director of Fishdog, a cultural enterprise producing public art, and ArtClubDub with partner Kerry Palmer, delivering art classes and collaborative projects for kids and adults.
GILLIAN RYAN / ARTIST
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