My guest in Episode 5 is Brisbane artist Ann Needham.

She says it was her work as an art therapist that inspired her Nom de Plume Joy Collection, a reminder to create with the intention of uplifting others.
I thoroughly enjoyed chatting with her and I think you'll find her approach to creativity as rewarding and as inspiring as I did.

If you want to find out more then you can see her range of available artworks here

Our guest today is Carita Farrer Spencer.
A multidisciplinary artist, her work is a mix of modern expressionism with edible colour palettes and a signature graphic twist.
We met when she was about to embark upon a new project combining art and music in an improvised format.
She's a storyteller with a great story to tell.
Find out more about Carita here or on her Instagram @caritafarrerspencer

Natalie Uhrik is a Sydney based minimal abstract artist exploring notions of spirituality, seeking meaning through connections to nature and art and the idea that there is something bigger than ourselves - the divine energy.
https://natalieuhrik.com/

I'm talking with Sydney artist Belinda Nadwie who creates abstracted landscapes that traverse emotional, psychological and spiritual experience.
I'd never met Belinda before and it was a pleasure to find out more about her.
Her positivity shines through in the way she talks as much as does her art.
‘...it’s about being at peace with oneself, being present in the moment and embracing light and positivity.’
belindanadwie.com

In my first episode I'm talking to Jen Shewring, a Melbourne based contemporary artist who creates paintings inspired by nature.
Currently Jen is abstracting flowers, layering the organic forms, creating a textured surface and enhancing the colours.
'My paintings bring the outdoors inside and are intended to give joy and happiness from connecting with nature’.
Let's find out more.
jenshewring.com