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Welcome to the artistic journey of Hettie Rowley, an award-winning artist originating from the rich and diverse landscapes of South Africa. Mastering a wide palette of pastels, oils, watercolors, and charcoal, Hettie weaves a story through every piece, bringing the world's intricate beauty to life.

Holding the distinguished title of Master Pastellist with the Pastel Society of Australia, Hettie expertly manipulates colour, light, and texture to craft pieces of deep resonance. This national recognition is not only a testament to Hettie's mastery of pastels, but also a reflection of her dedication to honing her skills and pushing artistic boundaries.

With an enduring affinity for the native landscape and wildlife of Africa, Hettie has cultivated a unique specialty in African wildlife art. Capturing the raw essence of the natural world, each creation serves as a tribute to the vitality and vibrancy of Africa. But the dance between the artist and canvas does not end with the wild; Hettie's portfolio brims with captivating portraits, showcasing an adept understanding of human emotion and form.

In addition to creating art, Hettie brings a wealth of expertise and passion to commissioned pieces, encapsulating the personality and spirit of both people and pets in exquisite detail. These bespoke pieces not only embody Hettie's artistic flair, but also a keen sense of connection with the subject, resulting in deeply personal, cherished works of art.

Beyond the studio, Hettie opens the world of artistry to others through a selection of classes and workshops, passionately imparting years of experience and knowledge. These programs are an inviting space for artists of all levels, cultivating an environment where creativity thrives, and skills are shared and honed.

Embark on this journey with Hettie and experience the world of art, delve into the process, and celebrate art's endless possibilities, where creativity blooms and where each stroke tells a story.

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