Akina launches Charlie’s Widow
Lang Leav has launched her lastest hand crafted masterpiece 
Charlies Widow
“Charlie’s Widow continues the story of Akina, who once crept into the pristine world of fairytales and nursery rhymes, leaving behind a devastating trail of destruction. After years of plotting and scheming, she is set to invade Charlie’s chocolate factory, turning sweet-as-cotton-candy girls into bloodthirsty, button-hungry villains- before setting them on a murderous rampage!”
Get your own copy of Charlies Widow
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Batman, its a call to the Hideaway Art Gallery
Hideaway Art Gallery in Ballerat Victoria are putting out a call to arms as they are in the process of opening up an art gallery and are looking for submissions for their first show – Limited edition prints.
There’s limited space, but the potential to be shown in future exhibitions too, so what are you waiting for, get in your batmobile and contact the Hideaway Gallery
To contact them art [at] hideawaygallery [dot] com, www.hideawaygallery.com or look them up on facebook!
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Joelle Peters
Joelle Peters is a recent graduate from Griffith University’s Queensland College of the Arts on the Gold Coast. She graduated with a Bachelor of Visual Media, where she majored in digital design, though to look at her delicate, hand drawn illustrations, you wouldn’t believe it. Read more about Joelle Peters →
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Blek Le Rat stencils the Cullen Hotel
The Cullen Hotel Melbourne recently had a very special guest, French graffiti artist Blek Le Rat stay at the art hotel. As a stencil pioneer and leading influence on contemporary street art, Blek Le Rat was in town to open an exhibition and left his mark on The Cullen during that time.
He put his trademarked image of a rat in one of the rooms which has just been discovered and in a few places around the hotel. Naturally everyone at The Cullen is quite excited to have such a renowned artist leave his mark on the newly opened hotel.
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Oliver Searle
Oliver Searle (Ollie) is a U.K born, Brisbane based emerging Artist, who has been dedicated to art since an early age. He completed A Level Art and was trained as a dancer in the U.K before moving to Brisbane Australia. Continuing in the arts arena he studied several smaller courses and then received a Diploma in Graphic Design.
Ollie has since taken his Graphic Design skills into the fine arts spectrum and has been maturing his ability and love for watercolour. He has recently had his first group exhibition – Petits Travaux, at Retrospect Galleries, Byron Bay.
Visit his website at www.ollie-ink.com
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Envelopes by Sam Evans
Sam Evans sent us some of his very cool illustrations. Nice work!
Drawing for me is like falling asleep and dreaming a good dream. Reality wants to kick me in the arse and tell me things have to make sense, but reality cramps my style.
I sat down with my pops the other day, and showed him some of my drawings. He said to me, ‘why dont you draw a cat, or a dog?’ Being the infinite soul that I am, and feeling that he had missed my genius, I said, ‘Because who wants another cat and dog!? I want to draw things that don’t exist yet!’ Then I ran away and cried.
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Multicultural Art Competition winner announced
Michael Fairweather – ‘Night Drivers’ – A night at the Phillip Street rank.
The City of Sydney was excited to last week announce the winner of the second annual Multicultural Art Competition – ‘Night Drivers’, by Darlington artist Michael Fairweather. See the other winners of the Multicultural Art Competition →
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Monica Cook at the Marcia Wood Gallery
Monica Cook is an American artist who paints disturbing and breathtaking images of women.
