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:: Biography :: | Featured Works
Lorraine Rogers always showed creative flair and began oil painting with the
Sherbrooke Art Society in the Melbourne hinterland.
After a career of nursing in Melbourne, Lorraine moved to Queensland with her family
twenty years ago.
Respected artists John Lovett and Robert Hammond, who taught her everything from detailed
pencil drawing to design, colour and tone, nurtured her interest in art. She paints
primarily in watercolour but loves to experiment with all mediums. She won prizes in all
mediums including two First Prizes in her very first art show.
Lorraine continued to achieve accolades for her artwork, despite running her own business
for twelve years supplying hand painted clothing to upmarket boutiques around Australia.
Lorraine has become a respected artist whose work is represented in collections both
locally and overseas. She is a member of both The Association of Fine Artists and The
Royal Queensland Art Society, and has won many prizes.
Lorraine's inspiration comes from her love of nature and the Queensland landscape.
A passion for versatility and colour keep her collectors eagerly awaiting the next chapter
in her work. And with her two children 'leaving the nest', she finds even more time to
express her creativity.
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