2021
Woodgrain relief and mokulito on handmade paper (made from pulped prints and studio off-cuts)
105 x 105cm
2021
Woodgrain relief and mokulito on handmade paper (made from pulped prints and studio off-cuts)
105 x 105cm
2021
Woodgrain relief and mokulito on handmade paper (made from pulped prints and studio off-cuts)
105 x 105cm
2021
Lithograph
25x25cm
Printed for the 2021 QCA Print Folio Box Unpacking
2020
Installation of 600+ hand-printed and hand-cut lithographic flowers
Dimensions variable
Image: Install view of Purple Rain, Logan Art Gallery, November 2020
Purple Rain (detail)
2020
Installation of 600+ hand-printed and hand-cut lithographic flowers
Dimensions variable
Image: Install view of Purple Rain, Logan Art Gallery, November
Purple Rain (detail)
2020
Installation of 600+ hand-printed and hand-cut lithographic flowers
Dimensions variable
Image: Install view of Purple Rain, Logan Art Gallery, November
2020
Lithograph
53 x 40cm
Edition of 9
2020
Lithograph
53 x 40cm
Edition of 8
2020
Lithograph
53 x 40cm
Edition of 7
2020
Lithograph
53 x 40cm
Edition of 9
2020
Lithograph
53 x 40cm
Edition of 3
2020
Lithograph
53 x 40cm
Edition of 8
2020
Lithograph
53 x 38 cm
Edition of 10
2019
Woodcut on Wenzhou paper
810 x 1215
Little Italy, NSW | Christmas Day, 2019.
2020
Foraged charcoal on handmade Khadi paper, charcoal remnants (Little Italy) – dyptich
130 x 123cm
Image: Installation view from Seeing Stillness exhibition, Impress Gallery, February 2020
2018
Lithographs and drawings made with thermo-reactive pigments
Variable dimensions
Exhibited in A place in permanence at McLean County Arts Centre, Illinois USA in 2018
2016
Lithograph
21 x 29cm
Printed for the Vie du Pacifique folio exchange, 2016
![Lord of the Sky | Pyxis [Compass]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/518b3d1ce4b044a0266b4fcb/1497528425747-Y171SPPGHA9MYUYDJSU9/CH_OutoftheSky_Lord-Pyxis-Dyptich_150dpi.jpg)
2016
Lithograph
60 x 84cm
“Even I do not know the answer. I am only certain that this is the Evening Out, that the Constellations are shining in your eyes, and it is true if you think it is..”
“I’m afraid we can’t stay, we’re on our way around the world”.
Exhibited at POP Gallery Brisbane for Out of the Sky She Came, an exhibition exploring the life and stories of P.L Travers
![They Knew Once [Gemini]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/518b3d1ce4b044a0266b4fcb/1497527754669-Y4FWB46HPWUCWIIWW1XX/CH_OutofTheSky_Gemini-150dpi.jpg)
2016
Lithograph
42 x 60cm
“Last Monday Jane said that she didn't understand the language of the wind.”
They knew once," said Mary Poppins.
"What?" said John and Barbara together. "Really? They understood the Bird and the Wind and..."
"And what the trees say and the language of the sunlight and the stars - of course they did! Once."
Exhibited at POP Gallery Brisbane for Out of the Sky She Came, an exhibition exploring the life and stories of P.L Travers
![The Little Sisters [Pleiades]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/518b3d1ce4b044a0266b4fcb/1472173553800-YCXC5N560OTX0MUEQ5C5/CH_OutofTheSky_Pleiades-150dpi.jpg)
2016
Lithograph
42 x 60cm
“Some of them up there call us the Little Sisters, and sometimes we are called the Seven Doves, but Orion calls us ‘You girls’ and takes us hunting with them.”
Exhibited at POP Gallery Brisbane for Out of the Sky She Came, an exhibition exploring the life and stories of P.L Travers
![The Red Cow [Taurus]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/518b3d1ce4b044a0266b4fcb/1472173565918-I3P03N2YTN486A234DY2/CH_OutofTheSky_Taurus.jpg)
2016
Lithograph
42 x 60cm
‘You know, millions of stars fall out of the sky every night! But they fall in different places.'
'So I'll go and look for one...' the Red Cow began, and a happy look came into her eyes.
Mary Poppins paused.
"And now she is walking down Cherry Tree Lane," Jane said.
"Yes," said Michael, "she is looking for her star."
Exhibited at POP Gallery Brisbane for Out of the Sky She Came, an exhibition exploring the life and stories of P.L Travers
2016
Etching and aquatint
30 x 40cm
A seemingly frail, yet attractive, hanging herb. Rare
Exhibited in Phytocoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016.
2016
Lithograph
56 x 40cm
The largest South African orchid. Floral emblem of the Western Cape, found near streams or wet cliff faces. Rare.
Exhibited in Phytocoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016.
2016
Lithograph
55 x 45cm
Also known as River Indigo. Plants of the indigofera family are used to extract dye. Rare.
Exhibited in Phytochoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016
2016
Lithograph, hand-painted with watercolour
95 x 57cm
Exhibited in Phytochoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016
2016
Lithograph
35 x 25cm
Found mostly on the lower slopes. Bright yellow pincushion-type head. Common
Exhibited in Phytochoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016
2016
Lithograph, indigo-stained kozo chine colle
35 x 25cm
A small, erect orchid, pollinated by carpenter bees.
Exhibited in Phytochoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016
2016
Lithograph
48 x 26cm
Pollinated by sunbirds, and flowers best after bushfires. Commonly found on Table Mountain.
Exhibited in Phytochoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016
2016
Lithograph
48 x 26cm
The Agapanthaceae consists of only one genus that is endemic to southern Africa. Commonly called the African Lily. Can serve as a fire break and is drought-resistant.
Exhibited in Phytochoria at Artworld Studio Gallery, 2016
2016
Lithograph
2013
Lithograph
Printed at Tamarind Institute, 2013
2013
Lithograph
2013
Lithograph