Llael McDonald

Llael McDonald's work is moody and nostalgic, with underlying narratives that change from viewer to viewer. Delving into the familiar and bringing forward the ordinary to be presented to an audience with emotional and visual elevation. Llael's early influences were Jeffrey Smart and Edward Hopper and in later years as her work evolved into what we see today. Llael cites the Flemish masters and Pre Raphaelites as a major influence on her work. She has sold her work into private and corporate collections in New York, Miami, France, UK and Australia, and now has a studio in the Victorian highlands where she continues her painting practices, exhibitions and teaches private painting workshops.