Tara Stubley Artist

Artie learning how to train a muster dog

Studio update, putting twisty brackets onto the rafters, just one of the many details that need to be done before the roof goes on!

Some of the stunning views at camp

Stunning sky tonight!

Studio build and sunset spam

Bringing the hay in today

Sunrise through the morning fog

Finished the floor just in time to enjoy another stunning sunset. And some sheep because they’re so cute.

Little bit of movement this afternoon -joists are on 👏

Boats in the water - fishing rods all set, 1st photo taken at 3pm- last photo taken at 4pm.. there’s a lot more to leaving the jetty than meets the eye 😂

Last days to see some of my paintings alongside many stunning artworks by other local artists. Explore the gallery and pop into the cafe next door for lunch or drinks!

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Breathe.

Visualise this in that space you've been saying needs that one piece that works with everything. No decor change necessary.

See you soon!

Studio progress, stumps and bearers done ✅

Cows are such curious animals. As soon as they see me walking close by in the paddocks they start heading my way.

Studio progress, mixing concrete for the footings.

Full moon rising

Free membership..comes with a crowbar and shovel and a magnificent view!
4 stump holes done, 20 to go 💪

Getting a workout today disassembling massive pallets for the new studio build!

Now showing in Watsons Creek

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend has some of my work showing alongside .art. The gallery is looking stunning and is situated in the magical bush land of on the fringe of the Yarra Valley.

Gallery 7six5 is excited to bring together award winning @tara_stubley_artist and @lisaferrari.art in an exciting new exhibition exploring the world in which they live and explore. Tara’s exciting use of colour and scale invites the viewer into the painting, as if you were right there, on the banks of the river, listening to the water as it cascades over river rocks and cools the hot summer air. Lisa’s work is inspired by her favourite mounting range, Mt Hotham and the Snowgums that grow there. Her love of nature and how it can be both beautiful and destructive is depicted by burnt and decaying trees after a fire, juxtaposed by new growth and colour. This beautiful exhibition was curated to take you on a journey and we’re excited to hear about your experiences in this beautiful space. Gallery 7six5 is set into the heart of Nillumbik on your way through to the Yarra Valley. We’re open 10-4pm Friday to Sunday and can’t wait to welcome you soon.

The setting Moon at 6.30am this morning

Stunning winters day

Walkies

Morning walk

Yesterdays walk in the Mimosa Rocks National Park

Morning

Packing helper