Sculptural Realism, Art, Sam Jinks, Melbourne, Silicone, miniature, Film and Television
Illustrator Patrick Brown
Tasmania, GTA, Patrick Brown, Avatar, Illustrator, Comics, Launceston, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar, Games, Humberto Ramos
Interview with Jeremy Geddes
painting, Doomed, Melbourne, Spectrum, The mystery of Eilean Mor, Crichton Award, 3A toys, Geddes
Stuart Gibson
Surf, Beach, Tasmania, Photographer, Hawaii, Canon, film
Freshly launched, Makedo is the construction system which utilises everyday used items together with their reusable kit pieces to create unique designs.
Nash Edgerton knows his craft from both sides of the camera from his work as an actor, stuntman, editor, producer, writer and director. Since his short Deadline, which took out the top prize at Tropfest in 1997, Nash has directed a number of award winning short films, music videos, commercials, and completed his recent feature [...]
Jon Goulder grew up surrounded by furniture, both in his family factory and at home. In 1992 he completed and apprenticeship in upholstery and furniture making to become a fourth generation craftsman. He began his professional design career in 1994, designing soft furnishings for large commercial retailers, before moving to Canberra in 1996. He completed [...]
Rob Cordiner grew up in a leafy pocket of Hobart, Tasmania. Studying a mix of graphic design, photography, printmaking & billiards. Before moving to London where he worked for the Ebeling Group, Now he’s heading back to Aus for a while and makes Melbourne his new base. What have you been up to lately? I’ve [...]
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