Damion Blundell's use of organic paints made from wildflowers, native tree resins and crushed pearl shell engage the viewer with their gentle tactility and his large canvases and broad expressive strokes create a dynamic flow. Many of the colours used are soft and muted because Damion says he loves working towards a sense of beauty. Many works feature an overwritten text which is softened to the point of illegibility. They are informal prayers to bless whoever takes in the painting.

There is a reluctance to provide literal explanations of his work because much is instinctive. "What the painting means or is about is generally not up for discussion or debate because it is beyond me," he says. "All I do is set up the canvas. I never have an idea of what I am doing or where I am going with it."

Jos Myers was born in Subiaco and spent her formative years in Perth. She studied music and classical ballet for many years; however, her enduring passion was to become an artist.
 
Her inspiration to this day remains Brett Whiteley. “A Difficult Pleasure” was born.

 
Her works remain quintessentially Australian and as such are valued by both private and corporate collectors.

West Australian Artist Jeremy Holton is one of Perth’s own, iconic Visual Artists. Holton established his professional artistic career in 1994 with his first solo exhibition of Pilbara landscapes at Woodside Petroleum in Perth, with the exhibition then travelling to Karratha, West Australia.

Holton interprets the diversity and beauty of Australian landscapes through his modern analysis of impressionism; incorporated within his recent works Holton juxtaposes his strikingly vivid landscapes with whimsical, dreamlike Chagall-esque figures.

Through Holton introducing the figurative into his paintings we feel a complete sense of emotion which is separate to his landscape although encapsulated within it.

Since first exhibiting, Holton has had highly successful annual exhibitions at galleries in Perth, Broome, Yallingup, Mandurah, Adelaide, Melbourne, Cairns, UK and the USA.

His paintings have been published in several books, CDs and magazines for publishers including the Australian Broadcasting Commission, Michigan University Press, the New York Art Guide and Palette Magazine.

Carol Rowling studied at the Carine College of TAFE and the Claremont School of Art (CSA) in Perth Western Australia from 1991 to 1995. Upon leaving CSA she continued her art practice by joining several Art Societies and Art Source.

Carol has participated in many group exhibitions and has won numerous art awards; she has had works acquired in private collections and has been commissioned to paint a collection of artworks for a corporate resort.

In the year 2000 Carol became a member of the Robertson Park Artist's Studio. Having a studio space has enabled Carol to continue to freely express herself. Her abstract approach to the exploration of texture and paint has developed into a unique form of painting which she calls breaking colour.

This process results in the revelation of astonishing colours and textures that are physically and emotionally moving to the viewer. Carol says that there is no narrative intent. It is purely subjective to the viewer.

Born in Narrogin, Western Australia, Janey Emery’s interest in art began as early as two years of age, and led to art becoming the central element in Janey’s Childhood. Excelling in art throughout her school years, Janey devoted herself to the art course provided by Balcatta Senior High school, where her passion for art only intensified.
 
Although previously best known for her delightfully tranquil gouache paintings, using a realist style, Janey is adept in all mediums and many styles. Most recently Janey has developed a love of oil painting, with a focus on capturing the human spirit, evoking feelings of nostalgia and affection. 
 
Janey has been painting fulltime since 1991 and has achieved a high degree of respect in the art world, from peers and art lovers alike. Janey has won numerous distinguished artistic awards for her artwork and has sold many paintings throughout Australia and overseas. Janey Emery is achieving the recognition her distinctive artistic talents deserve. 

Francesca Gnagnarella was born in Italy in 1984 and now lives and works in Perth, Western Australia. 

In 2004 Gnagnarella began her artistic career under tutelage of sculptor Vito Pancella. After creating the bronze sculpture 'Partage’ she decided that painting was the area where she would concentrate most of her artist endeavors. While studying art in Rome and Paris she developed her own painting technique and began exhibiting in group shows in Paris in April 2006. She held her first solo exhibition in Rome in 2006. 

Gnagnarella’ s works feature in the collections of Set Produzioni Cinematografiche and Parablo’ Risto Pub in Rome, Santa Croce church in Florence, The Twisted Vine, API Hughes in Perth and various private collections in Italy, USA, Shanghai and Australia, including the one of the Director of the Art Gallery of Western Australia.