Paul Scott - Scarborough, WA

Trained in engraving, cartooning, and illustration, Paul Scott lives in Western Australia where he owns and operates an illustration business. 

Paul has produced many commercial and domestic murals, as well as caricatures and smaller commissioned paintings. Paul is currently working on several commercial murals in Brisbane and Perth.

Kerry & Malcolm Nicholson - Queensland

Kerry and Malcolm Nicholson are two brothers who have been painting together for about thirty years. 

“We started painting and selling paintings door to door then we moved onto working in the video industry painting for Warner brothers and CIC etc. We then moved onto sign writing. Along the way we have done a lot of murals and smaller paintings.”

Fereleth Lee - Sheffield, Tasmania

“Born in England, I studied Interior Design. What started as an experiment painting trompe l’oeil soon became a passion. I have painted many murals since in houses, schools and Nursing Homes.”

“I also receive commissions on canvas using acrylics and oils. For the last nine years I have enjoyed working with Autistic children and doing Art Therapy classes with them and residents of Nursing Homes. This year after a move to Sheffield I am able to work on a series of paintings for an upcoming exhibition.”

John Eathorne - Rowella, Tasmania

Damian Cazaly - Brunswick, VIC

Born in Tasmania, Damian Cazaly is currently based in Brunswick, Victoria, where he works as a musician and portrait artist, drawing creativity from the city's influences. 

An experienced muralist with works across Australia, Damian has also turned his hand to album cover design, and even painting a series of guitars for Maton Guitars.

Patricia Smart - Blue Mountains, NSW

 “I live in the Blue Mountains in N.S.W. I have been a professional Mural artist for 22 years. My formal training is in printmaking but I enjoy all forms of art including sculpture and photography.”

“Being an Artist is a way of life for me and nothing makes me happier than creating something new.”

Christian Griffiths -  Murwillumbah, NSW

Christian Griffiths or Sauce is an artist based in Northern N.S.W. where he practices both Aerosol Art and Fine Art.

His skills developed as a young lad, when he had a passion for art in public spaces. He explains “art isn’t just about glossy magazines or art galleries. It can be found everywhere. Graffiti embodies the notion of taking art to the people. A lot of people dismiss graff, saying it’s horrible but think about advertising. Adds are ubiquitous. At least graff has artistic integrity”. It is this artistic integrity that has allowed him to develop both his lettering styles and his ability to capture the essence of the natural environment. This is a feature in both the murals and the landscapes he often creates.

Currently Sauce is focusing on works which display the abstract lettering of graffiti art and photo realistic landscape painting. This unique blend of subject matter merges the themes of urban and natural environments and indicates a co-existence. The Photo
Realism Sauce strives to achieve, allows him to be challenged as an artist and the combination of mixed media allows for a variety of artistic effects. Sauce has transformed his style from the early days of creating lettering works on the back of factory walls to oils on canvas.

Julian Bale - Ulverstone, Tasmania

As joint winner of the Mural Fest 2010 Judges award, Julian Bale is eager to return to Sheffield with another inspired creation. Julian is a versatile and prolific Tasmanian artist well known for his use of vibrant colour. 

His work includes commissioned murals Australia wide along with portraits for many prominent figures. He has owned and operated several art studios, and been a member of many art societies in Tasmania.

Stephen Townsend - Tasmania

Stephen’s objective in 2011 is to become a successful artist, while maintaining a practical (but artistic) profession. “In 2011 I intend to begin attending Tasmania Made markets to promote my artwork further. I am also hoping to increase my collection of work enough to hold a gallery opening.”