Hands up those of you with a paper stash!  Or perhaps its a fabric stash, or a book stash, or a leaf stash, or any kind of arty stash?  If y...

I was recently invited to participate in a group artist residency for the Canaipa Mudlines Art + Environment program, facilitated by artist ...

I'm continuing on my pledge to reduce my stash of paper and reject prints (as seen in my previous posts). My latest artist book was insp...

I'm continuing on my pledge to reduce my stash of reject prints (as seen in my previous posts). My latest artist book was inspired by my...

Banksias are a favourite native plant amongst many Australian artists.  Their amazing shapes, colours and textures inspires a lot of obsessi...

I have a lot of prints that I have made over the years - monoprint, drypoint, relief, cyanotype, eco-dyeing.  And a lot of collected and gat...

Late last year I participated in an international online kozo papermaking workshop with US artist Amy Richard.  Read about it in my blog pos...

My direction in art over the past 12 months has been shifting to a mode where I am getting to know my self better through connection with pl...

I have come to the conclusion that I have a bit of an obsession about mangroves.  I'm drawn to tidal creeks, the sculptural form of prop...