Tony is an award-winning artist-printmaker who incorporates his drawing practice across the areas of etching monotype and lithography.

Tegan's experimental printmaking practice delves into layered complexities of identity, with a particular focus on neurodiversity and nostalgia.

Cathy enjoys experimenting with printmaking processes, particularly etching and collagraph. She enjoys exploring colour through variable editions. 

Elaine's printmaking practice is informed by personal memories and moments. She is intrigued by found objects often forgotten, overlooked and decaying. 

Georgia creates colourful works that explore contemporary still life scenes and favours Risographs for their juicy, vivid and neon colours.

Jase's background is in graphic and digital art. He has recently started exploring linocut and is interested in layering multi-blocks and experimenting with colour.

Silvi's works are narrated through personal experiences, depicting her love of nature and deep concern for the environment. 

Jo's is art practice reflects a deep respect for the natural world, influenced by a love of colour, texture and design.

Damon is known for his intricate and highly detailed etchings. His work is inspired the architecture and the colours of the earth and sky during his travels abroad.

Melissa uses papercuts and prints to create 3D forms and installations that celebrate and question our relationship with our natural environment.

Peter has a deep affinity for nature and the environment. His background working in science and conservation is evident in his printmaking practice. 

Karen loves the versatility of printmaking techniques with the capacity to generate multiple images,  providing freedom to follow varied interpretations.

Sharron loves exploring the theme of domesticity, be it notions of nostalgia through her interpretations of vintage glassware, or close observation of her pets.

Jessica is a self-professed designer, printmaker and explorer who seeks to offer a unique perspective, striving to improve the human experience. 

The Art Factory, Supported Studio that provides a framework for visual arts studios that support the professional development of artists with disability.

Sue works across monotype and artist books, to explore the ways humans interact with the environment: the way we look, immerse, or impose. 

Margaret explored printmaking at TAFE Riverina after many years working as a teacher. She responds to her surrounds through relief and intaglio processes.

Adam studied printmaking at CSU and was a founding member of Wagga Space Program. He produced the Unsound Festival, editions of print & recorded matter.

Megan captures the unique personalities and enduring spirits of her subjects. She enjoys creating animal portraits in linocut - with a splash of fluorescent

Angela's practice involves creating imaginary and abstracted landscapes across the mediums of printing, painting, drawing and photography.

Fiona's practice considers the connections between different patterns, surfaces, and forms within nature through an exploration of mark making. 

Kasia works predominantly on paper in intaglio printmaking, drawing, and mixed media, focusing on the various things that relate humanity to nature.

Kate works in contemporary and traditional print media in 2D and 3D form and installation. Her art investigates our relationship with the environment.

Kim works primarily with etching and drawing. Her magical realism splits worlds and brings different realities together. 

Martin’s works explore the Australian landscape, making connections between land, sea and air. He is senior printmaker at Australian Print Workshop.

Juanita enjoys the thrill, complexity, texture, chaos and control of print. As a Gamilaraay woman, her work is indebted to, and guided by her Indigenous heritage.

Julie is a printmaker, seller and reader of books, lover of birds and avid gardener inhabiting a little patch of forest in Moruya Heads on the South Coast of NSW.

Sue focuses on areas of drawing, printmaking and artist books. These areas of investigation overlap, are intertwined, layered and feed off each other.

Christina has love of nature and local native species, especially our most vulnerable critters. Her work highlights their presence and resilience.

Fenja is an archaeologist and palaeoecologist, turned printmaker, her work continues to explore the natural environment through a scientific lens.

Sara employs block printing methods with recycled paper, and loves the subtle variation between each print. 

Eli loves animals and dinosaurs and dreams to open a zoo and aquarium one day, inspired by wildlife, his work celebrate his animal encounters.