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Jigsaw Gallery

New Contributor - Sandra Severgnini

New Contributor - Sandra Severgnini

Sandra Severgnini is an author, illustrator and creator and of things quirky, fun and heartfelt. She has written and illustrated numerous award-winning picture books. Her fascination for the amazing world around her inspires her words and brings sensitivity and humour to her illustrations.

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New Contributor - Kerry Ide

New Contributor - Kerry Ide

Growing up on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Kerry Ide has always had a great affinity with the natural world and her inspiration for her artworks reflects this. Many of her works are realistic expressions of our beautiful Australian wildlife, however, her innate humour shines through in her illustrative pieces.  

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New Contributor - Rob Embury

New Contributor - Rob Embury

Melbourne-based photographer Rob Embury specialises in travel, landscape, nature, weather, and astrophotography. Whether chasing summer lightning across the outback, capturing the starry shimmer of the night sky, or exploring beneath the ocean, Rob aims to captures the Earth's raw and untamed beauty, and inspire viewers to see the natural world with fresh eyes.

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New Contributor - Elise Gow

New Contributor - Elise Gow

Local Gisborne Artist, Elise Gow, has illustrated 12 local towns and villages of the Macedon Ranges and has recently added another 12 towns on Victoria to her list of artworks. Elise has created a range of products featuring the artworks including Art Prints, Tea Towels, Tote Bags, Magnets & now Jigsaws!

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New Contributor - Sean Reynolds

New Contributor - Sean Reynolds

Sean Reynolds, a transplanted American, first became fascinated by these old signs while walking in Yarraville and Footscray with his young daughter during their daily lockdown outings. He loved the hand-painted letters, the intricate glasswork, and the old factories marketing brands he’d never heard of before: big names like Uncle Tobys and Four’n Twenty, but also smaller ones, no less important, like ‘Miss Watson’s Motor Garage’ or the ‘St Kilda Coffee Palace’. Join him in a tour of fascinating photos — sometimes nostalgic, sometimes gaudy — and the stories behind them — variously delightful, heroic, and tragic. Find the cities...

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