Artists Palette - No 139

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FEATURES
* Back to School and University Buyers’ Guide This article has plenty of information on what materials and equipment are now available in the wonderful world of art.

INSIGHTS
* Tara Spicer With the belief in ‘putting yourself out there and don’t be afraid to dream big’, this artist is always looking forward to the next fabulous chapter.
* Pauline Roods Her creative personality began to emerge, like a butterfly leaving its cocoon.
* Vicki Whalan A lifetime of creative pursuits has culminated in the broad successes of this Australian artist.
* David Hinchcliffe This artist comments, “Vincent Van Gogh has a lot to answer for. Much of what the public thinks about artists in the modern era can be traced back to the romantic but tragic circumstances of Van Gogh’s personal and artistic struggle.”
* Jacinda Bayne This artist explains how her inspiration comes directly from her ability to use colour and paint to express the way

DEMONSTRATIONS
* Oils –Aviator Using her son as her model, Tara Spicer has created an aviation dreamtime, where everything is possible.
* Acrylics – Birds of a Feather The object of this painting is to create the backdrop of a misty eucalyptus forest, pushing the main subject forward, and giving more dimension to the painting. By Pauline Roods.
* Pastels – Tropicals The beauty of these flowers is enhanced by Vicki Whalan’s skilled use of soft pastels.
* Oils and Acrylics – Separate Tables David Hinchcliffe embraces the charm of Paris in this evocative painting.
* Oils – Creating a Reflection Using a stunning palette of colour, Jacinda Bayne brings life to the canvas.