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My works are created as part of healing my subconscious. They all have a personal meaning to me. Buy my one of a kind Adam painting from the link. He is part of a diptych with God being the other painting. That is if you buy them together of course! ADAM

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My thing is portraits, although I have phases of other subjects. However,  the biggest thing when I was getting my Fine Art degree was wanting to become a portrait artist. I graduated from Ballarat University 20 years ago now and had abstract artist Doug Wright as my mentor. I was in awe of him I guess, not that I am an abstract painter but just loved how the lessons were all about freedom and expression. We never learned one technique in my 3 years, it was all expression and letting our talents come through us instead of being trained. Now...

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Buy Art Online - Leah Justyce Online Art Gallery sells art worldwide and you are buying direct from the artist. No fees added to your costs by an ‘art dealer’ or 3rd party website where you are charged 30% plus extra on those websites. If you a real art collector then you only buy originals, NRAAA registered works (as certificates of authenticity can be fakes as they are just printed off Google these days) and buy direct from the artist. You get to know the person behind your art, and not some receptionist.

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The Princess Leia painting you see here was the first piece of mine to be published in The World of Interiors in the UK.  Like most of my works from 2020 to now it is painted on repurposed fabric that people from Australia have donated to me to give a new life to and reduce fabric in our landfills. I create many different works as I am intuitive artist, I paint what I feel connected to paint. There is either a subconscious connection as to why it is created. I got called Princess Leah for most of my life by...

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Buy Art Online - Leah Justyce Online Art Gallery sells art worldwide and you are buying direct from the artist. No fees added to your costs by an ‘art dealer’ or 3rd party website where you are charged 30% plus extra on those websites. If you are a real art collector then you only buy originals, NRAAA registered works (as certificates of authenticity can be fakes as they are just printed off Google these days) and buy direct from the artist. You get to know the person behind your art, and not some receptionist.

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