The Artists

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Hung out to dry Coffs Harbour $4800

Evening sands sold

Rolling In 47x68 cms

Nestled in Foreshore Light 33x23 cms

Nestled in Foreshore Light 33x47 cms

The sun sets on my castle 20 x 33cms

sold

Summer Sky Reflected pastel 67 x 46cms sold

Fraser Island Low Tide Pastel 47x67cms $3280

Mt Eliza Sunset 67x47 cms

$2950

Tidal Sandpool 33x23 cms

When Time Means Nothing 33x23 cms

Shorebreak 67 x 46cms

Summer Games 33x20 cms

$750

Evening Sands Rosebud pastel sold

Rolling Into Shore Pastel sold

Portseal  pastel 47x36cms   sold

Azure Breaking pastel sold

Coffs Pool pastel 47x33 cms  sold

The old Yacht Club at Sorrento pastel 67x46 cms 

Winner of the 'Best Pastel Award' at the Sorrento Art Exhibition

Low Tide Mills Beach pastel sold

Shallow Shorebreak pastel sold

Noosa Evening pastel sold

Off Shore Breeze pastel  140 x110cms (framed size) sold

Skylight pastel    sold

Sunlit Foam  pastel   sold

Lyn Mellady, A.G.R.A.

Lyn Mellady is past President of the Australian Guild of Realist Artists (A.G.R.A.) a member, of the Pastel Society of Victoria and "Brushmen of the Bay". While her personal painting is her highest priority, she is constantly asked to teach, judge art shows and has professionally demonstrated her techniques to many hundreds of artists.

Lyn Mellady has many awards for both pastel and oil. Her paintings have been acquired for Sutherland, Campbelltown, Frankston, Susomo and Nagoya (Japan) government collections.Her work is featured in Australian art reference books, as well as local and international art publications.

Her main love is the language of water in the landscape. But as a member of Fusion Six she has produced a 'not for sale' series of paintings that are now touring Australia's Regional Galleries. Fusion Six are presently working on their next collabaration which should be completed by 2011.

Lyn was born in Quirindi, NSW and grew up in Sydney’s Cronulla beach areas. She has taught ballet ARAD, became a primary school teacher, then consultant art teacher. Her own artwork emerged and it has become her chosen occupation since 1981. Today she relishes the challenge of combining spontaneity with careful technique.
After being finalist in the first International Pastel Excellence Art Landscape Awards, Lyn was asked to share her painting thoughts which appear in the Autumn Pastel International Magazine no 14,2002. She is featured in four art reference books and many art magazines. Four paintings are in print. There is a limited edition series of graphite drawings of Sydney. Five works have been acquired for government collections and her paintings are in corporate and private collections on all continents. She is a councillor of the Australian Guild of Realist Artists and member of Pastel Artists of Victoria ( where she has been a major prizewinner in their annual exhibition 5 times in 6 years). Lyn exhibits at Flinders and Sorrento Fine Art Galleries on the Mornington Peninsula.