Meet the Artists

Luke Lewis

My name is Luke Lewis, I live and work in the beautiful Perth Western Australia. Here in Perth we are blessed with such beautiful wildlife that it is hard not to be inspired to create art. For three years now I've been a pet, wildlife and portrait artist. I specialise in highly detailed, realistic drawings. I use only the world's best coloured pencils and graphite pencils and incorporate a range of different tools and techniques to get the smallest details possible.

I found my talent for drawing later in my life. After years of working as a nurse, I needed a creative outlet to connect with a more fulfilled life. So, after years of practising, I sold my first-ever piece and started my art business journey. My passion is to continue this art journey for many years to come, for me being an artist combines my passion for animals and art; I am excited to continue my passions and draw many more things that inspire me, push me and challenge me as my career progresses.

All my portraits are created with the highest quality materials to ensure your artwork will last many years.

Shaun Prior

Shaun is an accomplished artist and writer with a deep passion for teaching. He completed a double major in Fine Art and Creative Writing at Curtin University in 2014 and has since built an impressive career facilitating art workshops and mentoring students across schools, galleries, and libraries. His experience includes working as an education assistant, tutor, and drawing instructor at Scotch College, where he supported young artists in developing confidence and creative skill.

As a practising artist, Shaun exhibits and sells his drawings as a meaningful side pursuit. His work has been featured in respected exhibitions such as the Midwest Art Prize, the Mandorla Art Awards, and Moores Building’s 25 Under 25. Several of his pieces are held in permanent collections at Curtin University’s John Curtin Gallery and the St. Mary’s Cathedral art collection.

Shaun specialises in graphite, coloured pencil, and fine liner — his preferred medium. His teaching philosophy blends technical precision with playful curiosity, helping students unite discipline with creativity. His goal is to guide each person toward their own artistic voice while nurturing patience, skill, and a genuine enjoyment of the drawing process.