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Tread Lightly Exhibtion

Shannon Wilson of Contour Clayhouse and I have teamed up again (third time’s the charm) to bring you a new collection inspired by our local, natural environments. When Enoggera Creek flooded at the start of 2022, the run-off and debris that thundered downstream particularly from the Reservoir, dramatically changed the look and course of theContinueContinue reading “Tread Lightly Exhibtion”

SMOKE Exhibition

Smoke Exhibtion 2022 I’m teaming up with Shannon Wilson of Contour Clayhouse, once again! We’re so excited to bring you our new exhibition SMOKE. I’ve deviated from my usual bold colour combinations to bring a more subdued palette. This new colourway was inspired by the concept of smoke and all it represents in our lives.ContinueContinue reading “SMOKE Exhibition”

Exhibition POT~EARTH~PLANT

Very excited to announce my first exhibition in a very long time. A surprise phone call earlier this year meant I shelved my portrait series to dive headlong once again into the wonderful world of collage. This has been a wonderful opportunity to play with papers and compositions. I have been inspired by the clayContinueContinue reading “Exhibition POT~EARTH~PLANT”

New Botanicals

It’s hard to imagine that a little over a month ago I embarked on the Squareathon challenge on Instagram. Most of them had been hanging at the Paper Love exhibition and I am grateful for Pauline who curated the show and took a chance on these baby pieces and on me. I’ve been encouraged byContinueContinue reading “New Botanicals”

Quickie Cards

I received a phone call from my friend KL. She’s pretty awesome and over the years she’s purchased my Art Cards to give to friends, family and clients. We keep each other happy … quite literally …. she’s hilarious and a beautiful soul. She wanted to know if I had any more greeting cards forContinueContinue reading “Quickie Cards”

Monochrome Series :: in progress

If you haven’t already figured, 2018 is an experimental and exploratory year. Creating in new ways with new media and tools has been exciting and has produced some crackers! Some years ago I saw a demo using a black watercolour pencil and only white and clear gesso to produce a fabulous monochromatic piece with soContinueContinue reading “Monochrome Series :: in progress”