Four Moods

Andrea Reko
Graphite pencil

Wingecarribee Walk

Fran White
Acrylic

Abstract I & II (Diptych)

Michael Pfahl
Gouache

The Way In or the Way Out?

Virginia Arregui
Ceramic tile

ICU

Carol Jane Willis
Acrylic on canvas

Community

Mick Pfahl
Plaster & steel

Slavica's BDAS Class

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Gib Gate Public School

56 Self Portrait

Betty Bray

1 Shane Looking Out

Helen West

57 Ekaterina

Peter Rose

71 Margii Ramon

A Room Somewhere
Acrylic on linen

73 Janet Campbell

Poppies
Acrylic

72 Wendy Vanderfield

Prelude to Dinner
Pastel

Hacked

First Prize Years 11 & 12

Annabel Hay, Frensham

"Conceptually and visually an original approach to a given subject. Economic yet sophisticated this concept and use of media could be developed into a convincing body of work."

Chooks

Commended Years 7 & 8

Charlotte Sheridan, Chevalier

"A familiar subject with a very lively treatment. These chickens have nobility and determination in their character. A great design and very good composition."

Elliot

Peoples Choice Award
Grace Naughton

50 The Stretch

Elyssa Sykes-Smith
Recycled timber

54 Television Worship

Randall Sinnamon
Bronze

45 Lily Pad

Patrice Cooke
Ceramic, mixed media

Still Life with Flowers

Tracey Miller
Acrylic on Canvas

Moving Stillness

Slavica Zivkovic
Mixed media

Dried Hydrangea - H. macrohpylla

Elaine Musgrave
Watercolour

Riptide

Adrienne Westman
Acrylic

Stony Splendour

Finn Thorvaldson
Watercolour

Tripots Trilogy

Tony Deigan
Ceramic

39 Lake Mungo

Brian Stratton
Watercolour
2nd Prize
Judge's comments: "This is a watercolour that completely displays the beauty of colour washes on white paper. Great thought has been given to the elements of the subject, sand ridges, rock outcrops and the gentle sweeps leading the eye through the landscape. I find the warm earth colours so pleasing with a strong clear sky. Both paintings by the artist are perfect examples of that sure touch and control with watercolour"

27 Colours of Nature

Miel Kroon
Watercolour

21 Beneath the Reef

Jutta Chalk Watercolour 1st Prize
Judge's comments: "In this work the artist has displayed a complete and effective control of the watercolour medium. The painting has a freshness and with the limited number of colours used has captured the environment as the title suggests - "Beneath the Reef". The strong blue complements beautifully with the orange forms. A truly striking painting. This work kept calling me back for another look. A most impressive watercolour."

Stacked

Nadine Harvey
Highly Commended

Japanese Bowl

Lindy Finlay

Longest Night 2

Kim Shannon
The Winner of the Pirtek Still Life Prize 2013

Madeleine Cruise and Eleonore Solomon

The sweet in between

LaurenO'Connor

Newcastle Harbour Traffic

Madeline Cruise 1st Prize