What Stuart Reeman Artwork Will Offer You.

Stuart Reeman is an award-winning,Tasmanian artist, working in pastel, watercolour and various black and white media.What is 'black and white media'?  Is there a jargon-free way you can say this? - Charcoal? Pen and ink? 

Stuart has a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours from the University of Tasmanias' Art School and a Bachelor of Teaching.

He has taught art in the school system and privately. His work is mainly portraiture but it also includes land and seascapes, book illustrations,
letterheads, logos, business cards, caricatures and tattoo design.


Stuarts' art, in its' various forms, is his life. He is intensely passionate about his craft. This is displayed in his immense artistic output work and meticulous attention to detail irrespective of medium, subject or location.


To Stuart Reeman art means so much more to him than any

 monetary value could ever quantify. On meeting Stuart, who I feel privileged to call my closest friend, you will immediately realise that part of what makes art so special to Stuart will emanate from his work and make what he produces special and extremely personal to you. Stuart Reeman puts his soul into his art. This will immediately tranfer to you. It is very obvious.


Stuart views his artwork as a way of celebrating, making a statement, remembering and commemorating.  It can be something to keep for yourself or something to give
to someone you care about.  I have done portraits to celebrate birthdays,
engagements and anniversaries, retrospective and memorial portraits from family photos and pictures of homes, pets, landscapes and treasured possessions.

I have no doubt that Stuart Reemans artwork will inspire you towards the mindset of what is possible.


Stuart Reemans website is currently under construction. It's launch will be well worth the wait.


by Bob Findlay.

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