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Artists:
Ceramics -
Stained Glass -
Painters -
Photography -
Textiles Artisans: - Jewellery - Knitters - Metalworkers - Needlework - Papercraft - Woodworkers |
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Artists - Painters |
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Mary Alp Landscape artist |
A Landscape artist studying under Steve Morvell using pastels to paint scenes from the local area. |
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Tony Gibson Painter in Oils |
Artist who paints in oils. Tony has studied under the wildlife artist Steve Morvell. |
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Ena
Graham Botanical Artist |
Moving to the Grampians area, Ena was so impressed by the abundance of native flowers both in her garden and the bush, She decided on painting only native flora. The range of plants , not only the flowers but also the buds and fruit are a constant source of interest, inspiration and pleasure. |
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Marianne Henning Watercolour Artist |
Contemporary watercolours |
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Garry Holding Pastels |
Specialising in pastels and studying under Steve Morvell the renowned wildlife artist. |
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Anthony Mitchell Watercolours |
Painting caricature of people and buildings creating unique presents & gorgeous watercolours |
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Jim Montgomery Artist |
Art & Environment have always been the twin passions of Jim. As a child and later when working as a surveyor, Jim painted the birds of the bush and also the environment in which he lived. The places he called home and which provided the catalyst for his art were the Otways, the Central Desert, south west of Uluru, Arnhem Land, the Warrnambool coast, and the Grampians. |
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Steve Morvell
Wildlife Artist |
STEVE is a highly acclaimed environmental artist, dedicated to raising human awareness of the beauty and fragility of wildlife and the habitats in which we co-exist. A deep need to understand animals on their own terms takes Steve to many wild places researching his art. His powerful and evocative work is exhibited around the world winning many major art awards and hangs in private, public and corporate collections. |
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Ingrid Rudolph
Mixed Artist |
With a passion for all things art,
her techniques include oil, airbrushing and pastels. The
paintings include portraits, human, animals, local flowers
and car wrecks. Beautiful quilts are created with an artist's eye include geometric patterns, applique animals and floral. |
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Sherryl Sertori Pastel Artist |
Learning under the acclaimed artist Steve Morvell, Sherryl works in pastel producing abstract, flora and fauna inspired works. Sherryl is also the owner of the Pied Piper Gallery |
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Artists - Photographic |
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Eva Austin Photographic Artist |
Photography using Photoshop to make contemporary art pieces. Greeting cards using recycled paper. Into recycling & cards are all recycled. Cellophane is not used because it can't be recycled. |
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Pauline Latta
Photographic Artist |
With an interest in the unusual & small aspects of nature Pauline's photography shows aspects of nature people may never notice. The current work centres on unusually coloured clays. |
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Sue Masterson Photographer |
Photography of animals & birds, now into grunge photography |
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Artists - Textiles |
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Susi Curran Textile artist |
Turns material, and a mixture of different embroidery stitches, charms, trinkets, buttons and bits and pieces all hand sewn into pictures and photo album covers |
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Jenrick Design
Textile Art |
The combination of photography by Pauline Latta and embellishments by Jenny Parkin on cushions, silk scarves, bags, lampshades and aprons creates unique household furnishings & fashion accessories. |
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Stephen Gliese Weaver |
Blue Moon Alpacas. Stephen is best known for his award winning beautifully soft alpaca woven scarves & shawls. His work has been nationally recognised, winning awards at the Australian Alpaca National Show & the Bendigo Sheep & Wool Show. |
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Katherine Weatherly Textile Artist |
Regards the world with passion and a determined optimism. Needing to interpret and understand her experiences usually through her art work. Loves colour and form, experimentation and problem solving, using many mediums and a variety of subject matter. |
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Helen Wright Wool Producer |
Helen produces the beautiful raw wool which is then spun and can be purchased. In some cases the wool has then been made into beautiful garments. |
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Artists - Ceramics |
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Beverley Grace Pottery |
Beverley's interest in ceramics began with evening classes at Frankston TAFE. Bev moved to Pomonal in 1987 and after retirement in 1989 began watercolour painting with Stan Kelly in Ararat & joined a hobby ceramic class also in Ararat. |
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Jordyn Mason Porcelain Artist |
Crafts minature animals out of porcelain |
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Jill
Vance Ceramic Artist |
Jill loves painting on china and porcelain tiles and especially enjoys doing roses, birds and scenes. |
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Artists - Stained Glass |
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Mark Laing Leadlighting Stained Glass |
Cenvic Glass Creations. Mark' style is captivating and he pays great attention to every fine detail of his creations. His techniques and skills are diverse. Mark makes all leadlight designs by hand in his workshop |
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Artisans - Metalwork |
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Harold Culling (Shear Art) Metalworker | Shear Art has been around since 2006. All items are one off. A love of all things Australian is the passion which shines through in each piece. Harold uses all recycled materials |
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Artisans - Needlework |
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Sandra
Dickeson Needleworker |
Specialising in the Country Style of needlework |
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Ann Parry Needleworker |
Sewing - aprons, cushions and teacosies |
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Rachel Vallance Quilter |
Creates cushions and quilts from material to decorate the bed & the house |
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Gaye Williams Needleworker |
Sews owls to create doorstops |
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Artisans - Knitters |
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Barbara Dempster Knitter |
Knitter of the unusual and the practical from gorgeous jumpers to whimiscal teacosies. |
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Mena Potts Knitter |
Knits and crochets whimsical objects |
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Joan
Warfe Knitter |
Joan specialises in knitting rugs & scarves for your favourite footy team |
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Barbara Welsh Knitter |
A Knitter from Stawell who makes beautiful warm rugs and entertains you with cute clowns. |
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Artisans - Papercraft |
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Judy Lewin Papercraft |
Makes Greeting Cards for every occassion |
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Artisans - Jewellery |
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Cara Sandys Jewellery |
Silkscreenings jewellery. Cara Sandys has been making these fabulously fun and quirky pieces of jewellery for the last fifteen years. She sells her popular work all over the UK and Australia. |
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Emma-Louise Andrew Suncatchers |
Creates lovely suncatchers to reflect the beautiful hues of the sun's rays in the glass |
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Artisans - Woodwork |
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David Mitchell Woodworker |
Both a wood worker and wood turner creating pens, needlecases, watches and chopping boards to name but a few. Each item is clearly labelled with the originating timber |
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Richard Parkin Woodworker |
Richard is a Picture Framer from Great Western who makes beautiful boxes from the small to the large & exquisite jewelry boxes. All boxes are clearly marked with the timbers used. |
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The Pied Piper Gallery:
188 Barkly Street. Ararat. Victoria Australia 3377. Phone: +61 3 5352 7942.
Want to know more email Sherryl at
sherryl@piedpipergallery.com.au
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