Queensland artist: Chris Postle

Coolum artist Chris Postle has exhibited from Cairns to Brisbane, & taught workshops from Chinchilla to Noosa.



I dreamt I was watching Chris painting a few nights ago, must have been a reminder to finish this post?

You can visit Chris Postle's official website here.

You can buy Fine Art Giclee Reproduction - Archival Quality Print, Limited Editions of Chris' work here.

Chris exhibits at Gallery Beneath, Sirocco Plaza, Mooloolaba (First Ave Steps); & also at Landsborough Galleries.

Queensland artist: Donald James Waters

Donald James Waters lives at Jacobs Well, on the northern end of the Gold Coast.


I love the layers of pretty colours which Don Waters uses:


- & the way he blends/segues:

Queensland artist: Kendall

Born in Toowoomba, Kendall travels internationally, exhibiting & painting on location, live!



You can find some of Kendall's vividly coloured, lively art at Bella Art Gallery in Springfield Lakes, and you can see Kendall's own website here.

I'm a fan of her "Drinks Anyone?", in Gallery 1. Check it out!

Queensland artist: Megan Lane

Megan Lane is a visual artist living in Mackay, Queensland:

These are two of my favourites of her paintings. I especially like the one on the right. I wonder who it is? I love her face.

Megan sells her art at the Sarina Markets, the Mackay City Markets, and the Airlie Beach Markets, in Queensland, Australia.

Read about Megan, and become a fan, here on Facebook.

Queensland artist: Katherine May

Check out Queensland artist Katherine May's Australian themed Christmas cards!

Her Christmas 2009 range should be online soon.

Painting: "Childhood Memory Tree"

Today I'm taking the plunge - I'm showing you one of my paintings.

"Childhood Memory Tree" was exhibited locally in March.



My mother has always kept a wonderful garden. In this painting you can see some of the flora which made up my childhood, both in our garden and on our farm, in south east Queensland: guava, honeysuckle, frangipani, scotch thistle, pomegranate, dandelion, hibiscus, buttercup, and plumbago - along with a Wanderer (Monarch) butterfly, and a Willy Wagtail. That's me in the apron, with my younger sister.

"Childhood Memory Tree" is in acrylic on ready-to-hang 45 cm (about 18") square canvas, but is now in my sister's private collection!