Brisbane-based artist Sophie Sachs blends sharp realism with soft painterly strokes to create detailed paintings with dream-like qualities. See her process here!

Phoebe Stone captures intimate still life scenes and nostalgic landscapes in her oil pastel artworks.

Sarah Russell of 'Scotato' hand-crafts modernist-inspired cushions and quilts, in soulful, earthy tones, with meticulous attention to detail.

Shop ceramics made on site, or enrol in a workshop at R L Foote Design Studio in Clifton Hill.

Although she only picked up clay in 2020, Astrid Salomon has already exhibited in Milan and Australia! See her captivating work here.

Annie Paxton Studio crafts sculptural objects using fragile silk and metal, that blur the line between architecture and furniture.

Step inside the Northern NSW studio of De Lunedi's Elise Eales, who creates one-off ceramic pieces inspired by her love of Italy's seaside.

Melbourne-based artist Ryan Hoffmann’s captivating 3D artworks blur the distinction between painting and sculpture.

Eloise McCullough of Fools Glass is among the next-gen of artists who are reviving the enchanting, ancient craft for a modern audience!

The local maker works with everything from timber to recycled plastic in his sculptural range of boundary-pushing furniture.

Sculptor Tom Butterworth creates striking tables, stools and vessels from recycled Australian sandstone, with beautiful results.

The Melbourne-based artist's geometric drawings and wooden sculptures are a cross between 'colour theory and colour therapy'.

The Melbourne artist recreates local streetscapes and everyday scenes in astonishing, realistic detail.

Melbourne artist Belinda Wiltshire's sculptural creations take cues from the geometric shapes and stripes of a Bauhaus ballet!

From her shed-turned-studio, Hilary Green creates sculptural, whimsical ceramics inspired by seaweed, ironwork and the charming illustrations of Sir Quentin Blake!

The Melbourne-based artist handcrafts every element of her pieces, weaving threads together to create a canvas for her geometric paintings!

Melbourne-based artist Kate Lewis beautifully draws on her love of the great outdoors for her emotive artworks.

Her handcrafted pieces are like towering, functional sculptures as tall as people – that look like they could come alive at any moment!

Meet designer Katrina Ramm of Ka Ra Studio, who's playful pieces make the most of the ‘precious space’ inside our homes!

The handmade vessels of ceramicist Lucy Tolan are entirely original and instantly recognisable.

The Melbourne artist's new exhibition reflects tumultuous world events and news cycles.

Melbourne artist Libby Haines' works are a wonderfully messy reflection of everyday life - and they sell out on Instagram within seconds!

Artist Ella Dunn is inspired by personal experiences and small everyday interactions.

The Melbourne artist's home has been taken over by her abstract, expressive artworks ahead of her latest solo exhibition!

How the self taught artist started making ceramics as a way to work through a painful trauma, channeling it into whimsical vessels.

The Brazilian-born artist now works and lives in Byron Bay, pushing the boundaries with her bold and bright ceramics.

Lucy Hersey paints landscapes from her South Gippsland studio, creating her own pigments from natural materials!

Meagan Streader shares how she creates her spectacular art pieces from her Melbourne studio, and why working with light is like magic!

The Melbourne artist and masters student at the Victorian College of the Arts takes us behind her abstract landscapes.

Alana Crosby is an interior architect by day – and a ceramicist by night!

The emerging artist shares how they found their creative voice and intuitive painting style.

The clever creative behind online store, Makers’ Mrkt, gives us an inside look at her fun Preston stockroom-turned-store!

An inside look at Sydney-based artist Indivi Sutton's enchanting works and her creative journey (so far!) ahead of her latest solo show.

Sondrine Kehoe is a self-taught perfumer with her own business, Cygnet Perfumery.

Maximillian Malone and Zoe Crook run the collage studio, workshop and gallery space ‘dedicated to all things paper and scissors’.

She got her start working at Attica, but has since developed a range of beautiful stoneware, with sustainability front of mind!

Studio Elke made waves as a successful jewellery designer more than a decade ago, but after a two year hiatus she's back - and with a new range of ceramics!

Flower farmer Janae Paquin-Bowden is finally realising her oldest passion; ceramics. Take a tour around her sun-filled garden studio.

A fascination with architecture informs the bold, colour-blocked paintings of Sydney artist Annalisa Ferraris.

The Melbourne-based ceramicist on creating objects that are 'not too cute and not too hideous', but somewhere in between.

Textile designer Eliza O'Sullivan creates bold everyday homewares that are designed to bring joy into the home.

Sculptor and woodworker Olive GIll-Hille creates breathtaking and evocative timber pieces that challenge the distinction between art and design.

The light-filled Abbotsford digs is a classic 'artist' space!

The Melbourne maker shares how the natural world inspires her cleverly coiled works.

How Arcadia Scott grew her pottery practice from a hobby to a full-time business.

Inside the Coburg North workshop of Brigitte Owers-Buccianti, aka Real Non-Real!

The artist invites us into her studio to learn more about her narrative-fulled, distinctive painting style.

Megan McNeill started her textile brand Trinket Solo just over a year ago, and she's killing it!

For a new exhibition at Linton + Kay, the 85-year-old ceramic artist has shifted her focus from vast desert landscapes to the minutiae of the natural world.

How Lara Fisher and Andy Kepitis turned their lockdown hobby into full-time business!

Hannah Veikkanen used Melbourne's extended lockdowns to develop and launch her own textile label!

Inspired by mathematics, linguistics, colour and philosophy, Camille Laddawan's beading practice is both personal and universal.

Kane Lehanneur's evocative, abstract practice has shifted with the increasing urgency of the climate crisis.

From a studio nestled in the banks of Merri Creek, the artist undertakes her slow and solo craft.

Two besties taught themselves how to knit on YouTube during last year's lockdowns, and now they can teach you!

The Mullumbimby-born, Melbourne-raised artist imagines quiet balanced worlds as a refuge from our present moment.

Ruby Kannava and Emma Cutri pooled their creative skills to found Blazed Wax - a colourful, cult-status candle company!

Butchulla artist Mia Boe is one of the most exciting young painters we've met in a long time!

One-of-a-kind sculptural ceramics by Kelly Murphy of Benna Co.