Australian Printmaker Billy Nye

Belinda 'Billy' Nye is an Australian visual artist based on the Mornington Peninsula, renowned for her vibrant depictions of suburban life through painting, printmaking, and digital art. Her work captures the charm of everyday Australian suburbia, often highlighting familiar elements like swimming pools, power lines, and local streetscapes. Nye draws inspiration from artists such as David Hockney, Reg Mombassa, Jeffrey Smart, and Howard Arkley, who similarly celebrate the beauty in the mundane.
With a Diploma of Visual Art from Chisholm Institute and a BA in Fine Art and Visual Culture, Nye has cultivated a distinctive style that resonates with a broad audience. Her pieces have been showcased in various exhibitions, including the Main Street Open Air Gallery, where her hand-colored linocuts like "Mornington Beachside Suburbia" and "Mills Beach" have been featured .
Nye's commitment to community engagement is evident through her leadership of the Peninsula Printmakers, a collective that fosters artistic growth among emerging artists. Her dedication to portraying the essence of suburban life has earned her recognition in publications such as Peninsula Essence Magazine and Mornington Peninsula Magazine .
For more information on her work, visit her official website at belindanye.com.