Four painted Malis were unveiled today in the windows of the Melbourne Myer store. I was so excited to be chosen as one of the four! My elephant will be displayed alongside the works of David Bromley, Graham Base and Mali herself for the next two weeks.Read More
For those of you that have been following my painted elephant sculptures for Mali in the City, I’ve finally pulled together a time-lapse video of the painting process of my first elephant, Elephantasy. I’m booked in to paint my second elephant “Here today...” on the 25th of June.Read More
My two elephant submissions to the Melbourne Zoo’s Mali in the City event have been chosen by sponsors Deakin University and Vic Super and I will be painting them starting tomorrow!Read More
My recent hiatus from the blog was due to my trip to Los Angeles for the Swatch TTR Art Rules contest. I was in LA for five days, meeting the Swatch crew, the other finalists, exploring the city and filming our interviews before the winner was revealed on Friday night at a spectacular event at the Royal/T café.Read More
Firstly, I apologise to those who have already heard me excitedly posting this news everywhere on Facebook but for those that haven’t: it was announced that I am one of the lucky three finalists in the Swatch TTR Art Rules competition! Read More
These are my submissions to the Mali in the City art project being organised by the Melbourne Zoo. 50 life-size fibreglass sculptures will be painted by local artists and spread around the city for a 6 week period. Afterwards, the elephants will then be auctioned off with the proceeds going to the zoo and its conservation efforts.Read More
Just a quick post of my entries for the Swatch TTR Art Rules Competition. The contest involves giving a custom finish to the TTR World Snowboard Tour trophy. You can see these entries on the official Art Rules page here and here. The other entries can be seen here. Fingers crossed, I’d enjoy a 2 week holiday to New York!Read More
Below is a brief account of the creation process of my “Little Deity”. This little guy is my submission to an exhibition that was curated by Melbourne illustrator, Daniel Atkinson. The exhibition is called Little Deities and each artist is given the same base doll to turn into a deity of their choosing.Read More
