Graphic Design, Illustration, Animation, Stop Motion, Twins, Sydney
Photographer Chuck Bradley
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Illustrator Patrick Brown
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Illustrator Rhys Cooper
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There are a few interesting prints over at Udessi by Artist Renée Treml. The original artworks were created using a technique called scratchboard, the results are great. Is she selling the originals?
January 2009: Inspired by the memento mori and mourning jewellery popular in Victorian times, Julia de Ville creates jewellery made from bones, hair, and small
Currently residing in Sydney, Richard Ellis is one who likes to keep busy. Fresh from shooting a TV commercial in Japan, we found out what
December 2008: Growing up on the north beaches of Sydney, Pia Bijkerk now divides her time between Amsterdam, Sydney and Paris. Working as an interior
Thank you for including my work on your blog.
Yes, I sell the originals. The originals of the two wombats above (A Very Tired Wombat with 1 Frogmouth and with 2 Galahs) are still available — I can provide more info by email (Renee@Reneesartwork.com). All of the other originals in the bats, teacups and wombat series have sold. You can view the entire series at http://www.ReneesArtwork.com .
I am also working on a few small nests for the Udessi online gallery and a few larger pieces to be included in June exhibit at Kiln Gallery (Brisbane QLD), as part of the Paddington Precinct Art Walk.
Renee Treml, May 7th, 2009 at 11:41 pmThanks so much for including Renée’s beautiful scratchboard prints and Udessi on Australian Edge! We are very proud to be able to offer a selection of her work on the online gallery.
Kim Wallace :: Udessi, May 11th, 2009 at 2:15 pm