Brian Blowers

Artist/Designer

Inspired by the changing colours of the Australian flora and fauna, Brian’s works captures the deep vibrant colours of the outback and rainforests that feature strongly in his artwork. His favourite medium is acrylics combined with the use of typical Australian bush materials such as corrugated iron and natural timbers.

Glen Daley

Alturas Alpacas

Glen displays garments and throws made from Australian alpaca fleeces. You can frequently view her spinning this luxurious fibre onsite. Being both warm and light, alpaca wool is a delight to touch and wear.

Alfred Lee-Mount

Expressions in Fabric

Freddy’s unique approach to fabric art incorporates an emphasis on collage and acrylic paint. His vibrant work predominantly reflects his passion of the natural environment with a fusion of colour and fabric. His now famous “Toy Cave” features many toys of yesteryear attracting both young and old alike.

David Osborne

Quillwood Pens by Writers Inn

David’s beautifully hand crafted pens are made out of specialty Australian timbers and distinctive resins. With over thirty designs and finishes, David’s pens make excellent personal and customised corporate gifts.

View and purchase David's pens on the Quillwood Pens Website: www.quillwoodpens.com

John Osborne

Work in progress

John’s lino-cut series of Tasmanian wildlife strongly reflect his passion for the Tasmanian fauna and flora. He is presently pursuing diversified artistic aspirations by also turning to watercolour and life drawing whilst enjoying the freedom to experience new mediums and lifestyle.

Sue Osborne

Platypus Knits

With a passion for knitting and crocheting, Sue is enjoying her semi-retirement by creating distinctive woollen garments. She views her craft as a wonderful form of relaxation with her working studio being an inspiration to all lovers of woollen craft.

Bronwyn Theobald

Hemmerton Pottery

Combining printmaking techniques with an interest in slip-cast ceramics and food, Bronwyn’s work has focussed on images of birds in Chaucer’s poetry, the Tasmanian forest and local farmyards. Her inspiration is strongly reflected in her creative dinnerware and objects d’art.