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House with a View
Next time you think about a house with a view, think about it as an immersive experience.
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Family Photo Friday
The first of many visits by Dad to the Sunshine Coast The Photo Friday Challenge Hi. I’m Jude Tulloch, a creative artist wanting your help. Here’s the plan. Each Friday I choose a photo to post. At the same time I cull then name the remaining photos taken on that day. The aims: to transform […]
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Sand Sculpture
Fourteen years ago, I watched the daylight fade and saw this magnificent sand sculpture transform into a glowing magical fairytale castle as the darkness deepened. The original Noosa Sandman, Dennis Massoud had already completed it Colin and I arrived at Bistro C with our friends Deb and Greg and their two daughters Maddie and Chloe. […]
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Photo clutter gets me down
Clutter and chaos infect my photo collection. I’m sure I am not alone. The photos grow exponentially. On my iMac there are 27,681 images and 51 videos in my Photos file, taking up 166GB. Copious quantities of unnamed photos, accessible only by Apple’s rudimentary sorting and filing capacities. According to DaisyDisk (https://daisydiskapp.com) another significant chunk […]
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Wrens Nest: the joys of the bush
The rewards for water monitoring Imagine me, draped along the elegantly leaning tree pictured in the background of this photo. Balancing somewhat precariously, I did manage to find in the shrinking waterhole, a spot with sufficiently deep water to immerse the water monitoring probe. Somewhat stagnant now, the puddle-like waterhole will soon become a much cleaner […]
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Children’s Artwork makes you smile
We are hitting the road for ten days on a spur of the moment road trip north. It’s my birthday tomorrow, and George came over early this morning with his Dad and little brother to wish us a good trip. George had been busy on a birthday card drawing for me. It’s a sophisticated piece […]
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Glimpse of a life: the unexpected joy from a gifted collection
Rosemary’s mother was an academic, who, when she retired, took up painting. Amongst her bookshelf-lined walls were three rows of art books. Would I like them, Rosemary asked? My bookshelves are full to brimming, but how could I resist more art books? I will take them over time I said, and go through them at […]
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Enjoying Noosa Open Studios
A mini gallery springs to life. These pretty flowers are in a jardiniere from my mother’s collection – a memory from my childhood. The encircling cards, miniatures of a painting series are, in my mind, fallen petals. Visitors to Noosa Open Studios like the space I’ve created too, which makes me happy. Right now I’m […]
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Collage gets a red dot
Although Open Studios is primarily about inviting people into your space to view your art and to see how you work, it’s always exciting when you sell a work. It’s been really wonderful to have feedback on my art, to have conversations with art lovers and fellow artists, and to collaborate with the three local […]
Jude Tulloch Artist
Innovative artworks, photography: ARTiculations by Jude Tulloch
Jude Tulloch Artist 