- Mid September | in the studioA very busy past months, tackling new approaches and new mediums. It’s been a long journey for me to find an art process which truly expresses who I am. It’s… Read More
- A Collaborative Book
Over the next few months I’ll be working on a couple of Queenstown themed handmade art books. This is the first one I made, based mostly from the archived photos… Read More - A Fresh Start
Since 2006 when I first opened up my online shop, selling my primitive style dolls, beginning with very simple rabbits and elephants and to be honest, they haven’t changed too… Read More - A Yellow Vase Of Asters
The rain outside means more time in the studio. Fortunately, I can bring some of the garden flowers indoors. Asters are flowering profusely and look lovely in my yellow vase.… Read More - Alstroemerias
The blue background was printed on the gel press. For the collage paper I use a semi transparent paper called, deli paper, which I print, stamp and brush on. This… Read More - Bookshelf Doll
Another completed artwork for my still life series. While still working on a much larger painting of my bookshelf doll, I really wanted to make a smaller painting of the… Read More - Collage series | in progress
I was inspired by the photos taken in the early 1900’s of the west coast. These photos are housed at Queenstown’s Galley Museum. Another wonderful photo I came across was… Read More - Collections – autumn, sea birds and shelf sitters
Ask me what my favorite season is and I will answer … Autumn. Wonderful crisp morning walks along the shoreline of Taroona. Discovering autumn-leaf-filled-lane-ways. nature walks, sea shells and sea… Read More - Drawing birds in ink and watercolour
After a full on year of painting and preparing for my exhibition and workshop in April, I am slowly getting back into some sort normal headspace. I know now from… Read More - En plein air
Here are a series of plein air watercolour sketches on location at Linda Cafe in Gormanston, West Coast, Tasmania. I sketched several views during last week’s Press West workshop with… Read More