I'm excited to have some of my artworks available as A3 reproductions! They are available internationally via Etsy with subsidised shipping.

I have scheduled four workshops over the coming months. Two classes will take place at my home studio in Melville, the other two will take place at Workshop Freo in Fremantle. All the details are on my Classes page.

My goal is to shop local this Christmas. It'll be here in no time. Crazy huh?

If you want to shop local, here are some great places to discover local artists, get amongst the beachy vibes and support small businesses! 

Summer x Salt Market - Saturday 10 November, 10am-1pm.
Brighton Beach foreshore, Scarborough.

Beach vibes, surf, ocean inspired and sustainable products. Live music and great food vans.


Etsy Made Local - Saturday 24 November, 10am-4pm.
Heath Ledger Theatre Centre, Northbridge.

Etsy is popping up in Northbridge, just for the day. Meet your favourite sellers face to face and find unique, handmade gifts.


East Fremantle Festival - Sunday 25 November. All day.
George Street, East Fremantle.

Celebrate the heritage and culture of East Fremantle with local businesses and artisans set up along the main street with live music and food.


Markets by the Sea - Sunday 2 December.
Hillarys Boat Harbour.

Another seaside market filled with ocean inspired stall holders.

Summer X Salt Market - Saturday 8 December, 10am-1pm.
Brighton Beach foreshore, Scarborough.


​You can also find my work at The Artisan Store, 81a High Street, Fremantle.

​Come say 'hi' if you see me at one of these events.

This weekend I'm taking part in the Melville Open Studios and Exhibition Trail. Almost 40 artists are participating from across the City.

I'll be at Feld & Co. from 10am to 4pm on Saturday, 8 September. Come say hi!​

This is such a fun way to create a repeating pattern with minimal photoshopping.
I started off painting my design in the centre of my paper. This square will be the size of the repeating section.

I carefully measure and cut my page into four quarters... the centre points go to the outside, then I proceed to fill in the blank areas with pattern, painting across the cuts.

I match the sides as I continue to fill in across other cut lines until I'm happy with the design.

The pieces look like this once I'm finished ^ then I scan them into my computer to join them back together as a seamless tile that can be repeated again and again! Check out the final patterns below: