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LOOKING FOR LANDSEER

by Sarah Vernon

216 X 139 mm artcard

$12.99 USD

Sarah Vernon is an actress, artist and writer who has always loved creating art in one form or another. Self-taught, Vernon has a disabling autoimmune condition, LcSSc, which resulted in her concentrating on digital art. Vernon has surprised herself with the work she has created thus far. Of her work, she says: “The more I learn about art and design software, the more I am inspired to try unusual effects. One piece of art often comes out of the ‘out-takes’ of another. Possibilities seem endless and enticing. For me, the most important things in life are love and laughter. I hope that you will find something in my gallery to love or amuse.” Vernon’s work is sometimes themed, under popular occasions such as Valentine, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Her artwork on other sites may be found under the name of First Night Design. For more information on the artist, please visit her website HERE. 

LAKE CARNEGIE 3

by Stephanie Burns

216 X 139 mm artcard

$12.99 USD

Stephanie Burns has won a number of awards and prizes over the past 25 years for her paintings and sculptures. She has had solo exhibitions in London, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Canberra. Her works have been shown at art fairs in London, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. Stephanie trained in the UK where she lived and worked for 12 years. She has had 17 solo exhibitions at major galleries in Australia and London, at the Shoalhaven City Arts Centre, Coventry Gallery, Annandale Galleries, Christine Abrahams Gallery, Charles Hewitt Gallery and The Millinery Works Ltd in London. Stephanie was also the featured artist at Floriade, Canberra Tourism’s Spring Festival 2000. She has contributed to over 70 group exhibitions in Australia and internationally including London Art Fair, Royal Academy of Arts, Salon des Refuses, Blake Prize for Religious Art, Sculpture by the Sea, Australian Drawing Biennale, and most recently Fleurieu Art Prize in McLaren Vale. Stephanie has won and been commended in a number of art prizes and awards including the Fisher’s Ghost Art Award, Waverley Art Prize, and Goulburn Art Award. As a professional artist, Stephanie has an extensive number of works in public and private collections in Australia and internationally. These collections include: National Australia Bank Head Office, Melbourne; Gold Coast City Art Gallery; Matisse Derivan Pty Ltd; Joondalup City Council; Canberra Museum and Gallery; The Laverty Collection; and the Margaret Olley Collection. Stephanie lives in Mollymook and Los Angeles in California. For more information on the artist, please visit her website HERE. 

WHITE FLOCKS

by Susan Porter

216 X 139 mm artcard

$12.99 USD

Since her childhood, Susan Porter has always been creative. She trained as a chef where she found that the art is found as much on the palate as in the eye. Her children gave her the opportunity to try many different creative projects. Porter attended watercolor classes with Shernya Vininsky-Krause, where she was taught the principals of this difficult medium, inspiring her to paint daily. She is a huge fan of Georgia O’Keeffe, which led her to paint in a much larger macro style. This gave Porter the opportunity to push her artistic boundaries into taking up acrylics. She attended classes with Sonia Haberstich, and more recently with Momoko Allard at the Montreal Visual Arts Centre, both of whom have helped Porter develop her own style in this medium. Porter’s honors include receiving First Prize in the Arts Visuels Expo Competition, as well as People’s Choice Award Winner at Montreal’s Avenue Art’s 2010 Brush Off Competition. She has been invited to participate in the Hudson & Region Studio Tour QC, and Small Cars Tops Down Studio Tour. Juried exhibitions have been held at venues such as Stewart Hall in Quebec, as well as Cube Gallery and Trinity Gallery in Ontario. As an artist, Susan is constantly learning and wanting to grow – she has painted a few portraits, which has made her test her boundaries and given her much enjoyment. Susan is often heard to say that she finds an inner peace when painting and feels fully contented with a paintbrush in her hand. For more information on the artist, please visit her website HERE.

INTERCHANGE WITH GARDEN

by Toni Silber-Delerive

216 X 139 mm artcard

$12.99 USD

Toni Silber-Delerive was born in Philadelphia, and currently lives and works in Manhattan. She received her art training at Philadelphia College of Art, Kean College of New Jersey, School of Visual Arts (New York), and Parsons School of Design (New York). Establishing herself as a graphic designer, and the rewarding career that followed working in the creative departments of major New York design studios, led Silber-Delerive to ultimately form her own marketing communications firm, ToniDesign. She is realistic in her perception and approach, painting aerial views that represent the diverse places and spaces of the contemporary landscape with a focus on compositional aesthetics and color to communicate perspective. One discovers in the aerial vantage point, a modern perspective and fresh visual vocabulary. The flattened surface plane reveals tenuous textures of abstract space, providing pictorial milieu and verve. Drawing from the elevated position of high-rise buildings and commercial jets, Silber-Delerive produces images of cities and towns, factories and farmlands, power plants, suburbs, and highways. Her work has been exhibited in numerous shows including: Curate NYC, EstroGenius, Speakeasy Gallery, James Beard Gallery, Jeffrey Leder Gallery, Prince Street Gallery, National Arts Club, Pen and Brush Gallery, NAWA Small Works, Post Cards from the Edge, Blue Hill Plaza, Dacia Gallery, Kaller Fine Arts, Riverside Gallery, Chelsea Art Museum, Rockefeller Park Preserve, Kaminsky Family Foundation Commission, Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, NAWA Members Group Show, Zimmerli Museum, Interchurch Center, The Views at Hudson Pointe, Windam Fine Arts, Opalka Gallery, Longview Museum of Fine Arts, Belskie Museum, Westwood Gallery, and the Marquis Gallery. Silber-Delerive’s paintings have been acquired by private collectors, corporations, museums and foundations. For more information on the artist, please visit her website HERE.