‘Dreamlike realism of the Coast’
The breathtaking coastal vistas and the big Australian skies along with their ever-changing moods is where I draw my artist inspiration.
My round circular canvas has become quite fundamental to my art, with circular frames adding an interesting dynamic to my paintings, symbolising windows or portholes looking out into a dreamlike realism of the Surf coast.
I paint with my hands; I love where I live and painting and creating is my happy place.
“Living in Geelong, I work from my home studio mainly in watercolour but sometimes inks, printmaking, acrylics and oils. I attended occasional classes with the watercolourist Jan McNeill and printmaker Laura Osborne in the late 1980’s to early 1990’s but have been largely self taught…
Some may see Joan Bulpit as an anomaly in the world of art, she is a self taught artist with an eclectic nature who has managed to mix an artistic lifestyle with a career in construction working on Major Projects. While heading to her day…
“My artistic style has evolved through a deeply personal journey. As I delved into creative exploration, seeking healing and self-connection, I embarked on a path of portraying introspective women using a diverse palette of mediums, including graphite, charcoal, acrylic, oil, and pencil, on fabrics inspired…