Artist Annalisa Ferraris, who sits surrounded by splatters, spills and drips of paint, tells us what makes her feel alive, where she finds inspiration, and how she manages to paint masterpieces despite her busy social life.
Bec Flattley uses blush tones, strong lines and a muted palette to illustrate femininity and flowers. We cannot get enough of her gorgeous work and know you’ll share our very real obsession.
For artist Anna Walsh, happy accidents are the most thrilling part of creating. She talks about her use of warm Australian outback tones, drawing from living flowers and her dream collaboration.
Illustrator and author, Adriana Picker, feels wild when she’s alone in the Australian bush, smelling roadside blooms or when she’s lost in a creative project like Petal, the most beautiful book of flowers we’ve ever seen.
Corina Muir, a Yorta Yorta/Boonwurrung mother, is the founder of ethical childrenswear label Amber Days. Her gorgeous designs are inspired by the Australian bush, desert and sea and can be found on the next generation of changemakers.
We speak to Lara Went, the founder of Yukul Art, an artist studio located in Forster on the east coast of NSW. With deep reverence for her bloodline and for Mother Nature, Lara paints traditional and contemporary Aboriginal works of art.
Contemporary indigenous artist, Lauren Freestone, uses her art to tell her mob’s stories — of hardship and of Country — and to start conversations around acknowledgment and reconciliation for First Nation people.
Chilean-born illustrator Constanza Goeppinger creates works that are as vibrant as they are stylish, in a tropical colour palette that is influenced by vintage fashion photography and the great outdoors.
