The Blue Mountains has a rich tradition of fine art painting, with artists working across oil, acrylic, watercolour, gouache and mixed media. From landscape and plein air painters inspired by the region's dramatic scenery to abstract and figurative studio artists, the mountains are home to a diverse community of skilled painters. Browse the directory to discover local painters, commission original works and purchase art directly from the artist.
Imagine Artwork Series
Kerry-Anne Knibbs
Aroma Soma Chrome
claire nakazawa
You Can Stand Here (Holy Art Gallery, Tokyo, 2026)
Baby And The Greys
Painting
Lina Zainal
Painting
Lina Zainal
Painting
Tyswan Slater
Together We Soar - Richmond High Murals
Naomi Crew
Egrets at Wentworth Falls Lake
Anne Bowman
Collection for Day Gallery, Blackheath
Nastia Gladushchenko
Like Minds Avoca Beach
Nastia Gladushchenko
Leura Bus Shelter mural
Nastia Gladushchenko
Rooftop Bar in Surry Hills, Sydney
Nastia Gladushchenko
Blue Mountains Plein Air Landscape Painting Retreat
Corinne Loxton
On Sacred Ground, Paintings of the MacDonnell Ranges
Corinne Loxton
50ml Store, Milan
Nastia Gladushchenko
Next exhibition
Helen Bells
LOOKOUT
Jennie Deane
Recent work
Liz Bryan
Dishes
Alex Niass
Secret hanging swamp
Tim K Jones
Kennedy Range monolith
Tim K Jones
Painting professionals in the Blue Mountains work across diverse mediums and styles, from traditional oil and acrylic works to contemporary mixed media and experimental techniques. These artists create original artworks for private collectors, commercial spaces, and public installations, while many also accept commissions for bespoke pieces tailored to specific spaces and visions. When you engage a painter, you can expect initial consultations about concept, scale, colour palette, and timeframe, followed by a collaborative process that brings your vision or their artistic practice to life on canvas, board, or other surfaces.
The Blue Mountains region has long attracted painters drawn to its dramatic landscapes, unique light quality, and thriving arts community. Local practitioners often draw inspiration from the surrounding eucalypt forests, escarpments, and ever-changing atmospheric conditions, though many also pursue abstract, figurative, or conceptual approaches. The area's creative ecosystem means these professionals are well-connected to galleries, framers, and other artisans, offering clients access to comprehensive services from creation through to installation and conservation advice.
How do I find a painter in the Blue Mountains who works in my preferred style?
Browse our Painting directory to view profiles of local artists, where you can see portfolios showcasing different styles from abstract and contemporary to traditional landscapes and portraiture. Each artist's profile includes examples of their work and contact information, making it easy to find a painter whose aesthetic matches your vision. You can also explore our broader Visual Arts directory to discover artists working across multiple mediums.
Can Blue Mountains painters create commissioned works for my home or business?
Yes, many painters in our directory accept commission requests for custom artworks tailored to your space and specifications. When contacting an artist, be prepared to discuss your vision, preferred size, colour palette, and timeline. Most painters are happy to collaborate with clients to create pieces that complement specific interiors or reflect personal themes.
What should I expect to pay for an original painting by a local artist?
Pricing varies significantly based on the artist's experience, the painting's size, medium, and complexity of the work. Small to medium works might start from a few hundred dollars, while large-scale or highly detailed pieces by established artists can reach several thousand. It's best to contact artists directly through their profiles to discuss your budget and requirements, as many are flexible and can suggest options within your price range.
Are there painters in the Blue Mountains who offer workshops or lessons?
Several painters in our directory teach workshops, run classes, or offer private lessons for beginners and experienced artists alike. Check individual artist profiles for information about their teaching services, or use the MTNS MADE member search to filter for painters who specifically list workshops or education as part of their practice. These sessions are a wonderful way to develop your skills while learning from accomplished local artists.