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At Sutton Spring Art & Spa Retreats, we are passionate about our creations and including the creations of others who are equally passionate.
Art brings a new perspective and language to the environment and our lives.  We hope you enjoy the atmosphere we have created and continue to support.

Cherie Evans
Glasswork, Illustration Artist, Owner
All  leadlight windows in each accommodation were designed and manufactured by Cherie. The illustrations of botanical art that accents the property were crafted by her hand also. 
The time spent cultivating the grounds Sutton Spring Art & Spa Retreats lies on has also honed her skills with illustrations of nature. Many of hours were spent tending to the succulent & cacti gardens that surround each accommodation.
"Enjoy every aspect of our place, as it has our heart and soul"

Dave Dando 
Wood, Metal Sculptor, Owner
Dave is a self-taught artist beginning with wood carving. From there he grew his talents drawing from other forms of art as inspiration, which included pepakura or papercraft. In research he learned how the style used mathematical equation to render shape and proportion in perfect form. He used this, translating it to his sculpting.
He gravitated towards metal work, unsure if it was the best conduit to express this fascination of childhood or if simply the best commentary of it.

Lili Arnold
Is an artist and graphic designer based in Santa Cruz, California.  I discovered her work after a long internet search for something that complements our property.  With our large succulent & cacti garden, I couldn't go past her work.  Search out her work, you won't be disappointed.  Lili Arnold Studios

Louise English
Daylesford based photographer, Louise English, walks the back streets and bush tracks around town every day looking for new photographs for her Instagram account @apicturesworth.  With a background in archaeology and cultural heritage, Louise sees stories in the landscape that are reflected in the style and composition of her shots.
Inspired also by the changing seasons in the Central Highlands, Louise often returns to the same locations as the year progresses, documenting the changing light and textures of land and sky. A graduate of the Sydney Institute of Technology (now the National Art School), Photographs from her collection can be purchased - please contact to arrange

Bethany Pardoe
Is a young, emerging artist who has exhibited work in numerous exhibitions.  Pardoe has completed three solo mural projects and two collaborative murals for the NDYC. She has exhibited her art at the Nelson Municipal Library, the Capitol Theatre, Dominion Cafe, the Library of Sustainable Fashion, Oso Negro Cafe, and upcoming in Kootenay Bakery, in Nelson BC. She can be reached through Instagram @bethanypardoeart.

Miriam Porter-wood sculpter
Miriam is a local Daylesford wildlife sculptor and woodcarver. Her work is widely held in private collections and as public commissions. One of her giant wombats graces the Wombat Hill Botanical Gradens in Daylesford and another decorates the entrance to the Daylesford Police Station.
Miriam is known for her work providing public art sculptures for various childrens playgrounds. 

Andrew Aitken
Photography
Andrew's professional photography roles have mostly been focused in the renewable energy and sustainability area, his photographic passions combine with his love of the outdoors in his landscape work.
Andrew's style tends to be quite minimalist, often showing beauty in bleak wilderness or urban waste ground subjects that are not traditional postcard-type viewpoint.  Many of his images have a rawness and brutality that arrest the senses and challenge the viewer to look beyond the obvious.