Teachers Category: Drawing Teacher

Sandrine Levallois

I am a visual storyteller, my work is inspired by the natural environment and how we live in a symbiotic relationship.

Read More

Nicky Hodgson

Nicky is a teacher, an artist, an illustrator and a printmaker. Originally trained as an illustrator and visual arts teacher…

Read More

Natalya Munro

My main focus for art making is Photography, Film and Ceramics, yet I am curious to explore many other mediums.

Read More

Nicci Palmer

I am a visual and performing artist and have been painting and drawing since I was a child.

Read More

Jocelyn Maughan OAM

Along with her career as a teacher of 34 years at Meadowbank TAFE, Maughan married, brought up two sons and…

Read More

Gitte Backhausen

Gitte Backhausen has had a committed art practice since 2002 after completing a Bachelor Degree in Graphic Design. An urge arose to break free from strict guidelines and conventional design into a language of free expression.

Read More

Rachel Carroll

Rachel Carroll has a Masters Degree from COFA – UNSW. Since graduating in 2008 Rachel has continued to exhibit annually and teach locally.

Read More

Yvette Ten-Bohmer

A celebration of human existence. I explore the figure considering angles, motions, shadows, weight, line and anatomy. I pursue the limbs of the human form with distortion to allude to the energy and action rather than the true realism of the pose.

Read More

Alan Somerville

Somerville’s body of work is critically acclaimed. His numerous public works include the two iconic Bronze Diggers on Sydney’s Anzac Bridge, the Bull at World Square, Sir Henry Parkes in Centennial Park, Sir Roden Cutler at Manly, the three bronze sculptures at the Australian War Memorial, and countless private commissions.

Read More

Rachael Helmore

Rachael’s art making practice reflects her many influences – in particular, her interests in mark making and the intricacies of social and cultural life.

Read More

Jody Graham

Jody is best known for her bold, expressive urban landscapes, particularly of industrial and construction sites and older buildings, exploring themes of impermanence, loss and erasure.

Read More