About

Skye Rogers is an author, artist and practicing art therapist (see ARTcoALAB). In 2024 Skye is curating her first group exhibition in Sydney’s Inner West.

Skye has developed her own creative style intuitively over the years, and so her artistic styles vary widely - depending on the brief or what she's been staring at lately. To create an artwork that has its own integrity is upmost in her mind, however that is achieved; through paint, digital media, collage or making something from scrap paper.

'Always', she says, 'There is the desire is to create something with emotional weight, something that will be enduring.'

Skye ran her greeting card and stationery company ‘Skye's The Limit,’ from 2007 - 2020, with its charter to offer uniquely illustrated work that carried Skye's unique sense of style and colour.

Between 2015 and 2018, Skye opened 'Wyld and Whimsy', a pop-up store bursting with locally handmade goodies. Workshops were regularly held in the inspiring shopfront and things often became wildly creative - and sometimes a little bit whimsical.

Skye also travels to host workshops: she has held craft sessions in places as far flung as Bali, Bristol, Queensland and Melbourne. Skye is always open to new suggestions!

Skye is also the author of 5 non-fiction books: 'Jobs for the Girls', about women in small business, (Random House, co-authored by Caro Llewellyn), 'thirtysomething,' (Allen + Unwin) about women navigating their 30's, 'Bend of the River,' (Lansdowne Press) a memoir about a family farm, (co-authored with her mother, Jerry Rogers), 'Drink Me,' (Harper Collins) a memoir of a relationship, and most recently, 'Paper Bliss - projects and musings on life in the paper lane.'). 'Paper Bliss' finally brings together Skye's two great loves: writing and designing/making.

Get in touch with Skye: skye@skyesthelimit.com.au if you're interested in any collaborations or commissioning a workshop, book or artwork.