Category Archives: art

Flora and Fauna fabric brooches…2020

Update, just in time for Mothers’ Day my brooches, as well as directly from me , are NOW available online from BUDA Castlemaine. https://budacastlemaine.org/shop/gifts/       Available NOW from the Bendigo Pottery. As well as the Visitor Information Centre Bendigo.

Hand colouring with thread and other sewing

Being an artist is a broad term, but for me I start my art with a photograph and then decide how it is to be used. My return to hand stitched items began almost four years ago when I began my wearable art range of scarves that feature my photographic art of Bendigo goldfields nativeContinue reading “Hand colouring with thread and other sewing”

Studio News November 2018

Sharon Greenaway’s Studio News 25TH November 2018 Hi everyone, I had planned on writing this newsletter for a week or so and having just sat down to it I realise it is, wait for it, only one month until Christmas! I hope your year has been a good one. We (hubby Bill and I) haveContinue reading “Studio News November 2018”

Reflection # 3 Colours of Christmas time

A friend many years ago gave me a pot of these lovely lillies. Every year they produce these gorgeous blooms, never needing much help to do so. I think of my friend whenever these bloom even though we don’t see each other as much as we should.

Videos about my art process

https://05-lvl3-pdl.vimeocdn.com/01/3403/1/42016601/97848382.mp4?token=0bb97b9e601ec4f406c9d&expires=1463009755&filename=Imagining%20Mum-HD.mp4&download=1 I am currently in the process of making a short slideshow/video about my current work at the Transient Landscape exhibition in the Old post office, Bendigo. However I thought a link to previous videos may be of interest. Here is the first one.

View Street Bendigo Saturday afternoon 070516

As part of the celebration of vibrant Bendigo, local artists came together for an art event inspired by Marilyn Monroe. Bendigo seems to be in the height of MM fever! A gas leak in View Street and an exquisite exhibition in the VAC gallery added to my visit.