William Dodds


Contemporary Australian Artist’

William is an Australian contemporaryseascape artist with a passion to capture the power, colour, and romance of the ocean in oils. Growing up in Port Stephens and being surrounded by the ocean William and his wife Edwina and their three children love the sea. An avid Kitesurfer, Surfer and Stand up Paddleboarder he can be seen regularly around the local beaches. 

I am a self taught artist with what I would call an ‘impressionistic style, incorporating brush strokes and the natural vibrancy of God’s creation.

William Dodds



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Ileana Clarke

Ileana Clarke is an artist, painter, illustrator and teacher who enjoys many art disciplines. Primarily creating in painting and drawing, Ileana sometimes mixes different mediums such as watercolour and ink, or charcoal and wax.

I enjoy many disciplines of art, primarily painting and drawing and using different mediums, such as watercolour, charcoal, acrylic and mixing the mediums.  Watercolour is a tricky one, but I find it ideal for translucent light in skies, land or water. I also don’t mind sloshing around with paint that can bring about happy accidents.

Ileana Clarke



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More about Ileana


Ileana believes that watercolour, which is the most challenging medium to work with, is an ideal form for capturing translucent light in sky land or water, which is ubiquitous in the beautiful surroundings of Nelson Bay.

Ileana has an Advanced Diploma in Fine Art from Newcastle Art School and a Degree in Fine Art from Newcastle University.

“I have exhibited in solo and mixed shows over the last 30 years. My art education was in Advanced Diploma in Fine Art from Newcastle Art School and a Degree in Fine Art from Newcastle University. A number of art prizes have been won over the years and I am published in ‘International Contemporary Artists Vol IX and X’. At present I tutor at Tomaree Community College and Maitland Regional Art Gallery.”

Ileana Clarke