This month the Perth Mint launched its Dreaming Downunder silver coin series featuring my illustration of a sleeping kangaroo curled up in a nest. The illustration is part of a series of cute Australian animals sleeping in nests surrounded by beautiful native flora and roses.
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UPDATED 1 November 2022:
Many of my fabric designs, including more designs not listed below, are available on my online online shop here. The below list has been difficult to keep up to date as stockists regularly rotate their stock (and so do I) but feel free to check the links listed below if you’re looking for specific designs there that I don’t have.
UPDATED 27 September 2021:
I’ve had a few enquiries about where to purchase my fabric designs, so I put together a list of known stockists to make it easier for people to locate a convenient place to purchase the fabrics from.Read More
I recently had the pleasure of combining my interests in animal illustration, sweet treats and ethical business to create a logo for a Tasmanian-based Ice Creamery startup, The Devil’s Own Ice Creamery. Read More
Update April 20, 2020: If you came here trying to purchase my fabric, please see this post.
Orignal post from July 22, 2019:
I didn’t think I would see my fabrics become available for wholesale purchase anytime soon but today I have some exciting news. The Little Aussie Friends fabrics will be available for wholesale thanks to Two Green Zebras licensing my Little Aussie Friends collection as part of their Devonstone Digital Collection!
Happy World Rhino day!
The 22nd of September marks the international awareness day for the curious horned beast known as the rhinoceros. Read More
Ashdene have just released the Little Aussie Friends series of tableware featuring my illustrations of baby Australian animals. The products in this collection include fine bone china mugs, trays, tea bag holders, coasters and tote bags. Read More
The auction for the 40 larger-than-life kangaroos ended last week with the Hop for Hop event raising over $160,000 for the Alannah and Madeline foundation. Read More
My contribution for Hop for Hope is finally finished! The 1.2m tall fibreglass kangaroo (now named “Jill”) patiently sat in my kitchen for almost a month while I painted, detailed and varnished her coat. She is now complete and awaiting delivery to the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie and Ice Creamery in Victoria where she will join the 39 other decorated kangaroos for the Hop for Hope exhibition. Read More
Hop for Hope is a collaborative art exhibition showcasing 40 larger-than-life fibreglass kangaroos decorated by iconic Australian artists and identities. The kangaroos will be showcased at the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie & Ice Creamery before being auctioned to raise funds for the Alannah and Madeline Foundation– a charity raising funds to project children from violence and bullying. I am honoured to be one of the artists working on this project and I currently am in the midst of preparing my concept for the hands-on painting phase which will take place over the next couple of weeks. Read More
A watercolor tiger done for a watercolor themed challenge over at Threadless. My finished illustration is a combination of two real watercolor paintings plus some digital work.Read More
