projecting characters with feminine mystique of epic proportions
She has spent a considerable amount of time drawing from live models
where he studied with the internationally renowned illustrator Alan Cober
From an early age the beauty and mystery of nature have deeply influenced his chosen subject matter: surreal compositions that most often combine the human figure with elements from nature to comment on our interactions with the environment while symbolically alluding to the multi-facetted dynamics of human nature in general
This year she is also a finalist in the City of Hobart Art Prize
Banjo Bug Luke Allsbrook projecting characters with feminine mystiqueDetails About Oil on panel 5 x 7 in. 2025 8 x 10 in. (f) Framing included Meg Allan works in oil, graphite and charcoal and prefers to work in a layered, detailed manner. Forever a classical painting enthusiast, with strong influences from Bouguereau and Waterhouse, Megs work is steeped in layers of symbolism, myth, prose and spirituality. Meg likens the creation of a painting to crafting a world within a world. The act of building an image becomes a