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  • What I learned when I completed this colour chart.

    by Sarah Pienig
    I have to admit, I thought it was a very straight forward exercise. But it gave me a surprise!  I sat down at the table with out any plan in my he...
    Posted in Art, Artists, color theory, practice, watercolour, workshop

  • List of Tasmanian Open Art Exhibitions!

    by Sarah Pienig
    Here is a list of Art Exhibitions around Tasmania (some within Australia) for emerging new artists to enter. Art exhibitions are a great place to g...

  • Artists that Inspire me!

    by Sarah Pienig
    Where do I start! I could probable make this my top 100 artists really. This world is so full of amazingly talented people. But I will just stick w...
    Posted in Art, Artists, Inspiration

  • My Favorite Paints!

    by Sarah Pienig
    If you ask any artist you know, what their favorite paints are to use, their answers would most likely be different. It is a very personal thing, ...

  • 52 Weeks of Art Inspiration!

    by Sarah Pienig
    Happy New Years! Here is 52 weeks of art prompts for you! I hope to see some gorgeous work shared! No need to do all of them, or in any order. The...

  • Looking Back on 2022!

    by Sarah Pienig
    If someone told me on January first this year what was to unfold for me throughout 2022, I probably wouldn't have believed them.  The year star...

  • Ethos & Sustainability

    by Sarah Pienig
    Here at BOSA Art Co sustainable and ethical production have always beenimportant.As a small family-owned business, we do what we can to reduce oure...
    Posted in carbon, ethos, sustainability, trees

  • Join our Family of Retail Partners!

    by Sarah Pienig
    We are always looking for new retail partners to join or ever growing family! Please email or call Sarah on 0487 364 009 or sarahpienig29@gmail.com...
    Posted in home, Stockist, tasmania, wholesale

  • About Me

    by Sarah Pienig
    Born in British Columbia and raised in the Canadian prairies, Sarah 
    Pienig’s childhood was shaped by the great outdoors. She was always
    happiest when immersed in nature, unashamedly covered in mud, sticks and
    leaves whenever the weather allowed. When forced indoors she compensated by daydreaming and creating – the start of a lifetime of painting and drawing.
    Posted in About, Me, Who, Why