Monday, 19 July 2010
big cartel shop!!
I have set up a big cartel shop... have a look here. There is nothing in the shop yet... but I will get there!!
I will be selling my prints, paintings and fabric collages here in the near future. If there is any of my work in particular that you think I should post there let me know! x
Sunday, 18 July 2010
unlocking your potential and music
Here is another illustration I did for Insync Surveys. The title of the survey is 'Unlocking your Gender Potential'.
The other images are some new pictures that I have also uploaded to the AOI portfolios.
xx
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Wednesday, 14 July 2010
printing on fabric
Today i have been multi-tasking! I did and illustration this morning... hopefully it is well received and this afternoon i have been throwing the ball to Atticus across the studio while I print these stamps on calico. I am trying out rolling up and printing with a barren. The ink is a bit dull. It is waterbased... I am not so sure about it. I might try a different brand next time and use some fabric that is a bit nicer than calico!
I am going to use these to make up some lampshades with Laura on Saturday with our furnishing instruction books! We'll see how we go!! Market stalls here I come! xx
Monday, 12 July 2010
Sunday, 11 July 2010
tasmania again
Another week in Tasmania. This time Blake came along too and we went walking around and about with Aden. The first lot of images are on Mt Rufus. Such a beautiful landscape. We were all pretty rugged up against the cold. The second half of photos are from Roaring beach down on the peninsula. Beautiful beautiful.
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
studio love
It has been a big week and weekend. there is a lot going on at the moment... mostly fun things really. i have been doing lots of driving lately. a weekend down in Somers for a wonderful dinner party at a friend's house. we went for a soggy beach walk and i visited Pamela who wowed me with her scarf eco-printed with eucalyptus cinerea! The reddest red i have ever seen!
The explorer you see here is a quick snap of the etching plate with a fantastic aquatint thanks to Jennifer's wonderful studio in Red Hill.
The top pics are my studio and the one's below 'Melbourne' are of Laura's studio... I hope you don't mind Laura! I went to Laura's studio on the weekend too for a little craft day. I was mostly in awe of all the beautiful things to look at.
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