Art shaped by conservation, wildlife, travel and connection to place

My work grows from observation and time spent in nature and communities. I use drawing, watercolour, acrylic and printmaking to explore relationships between people, wildlife and nature.

I’m interested in the small details that make a place feel particular, and in using art to encourage curiosity, connection and care for the natural world.

Wildlife & Conservation

Works inspired by Australian wildlife, habitat protection and time spent in the field. When an artwork features a threatened species, I donate a portion of the sale to support conservation.

Place & Community

Art and visual storytelling shaped by people, conservation projects and connection to place.

Travel Sketches

Observations and paintings created while travelling slowly through different events, landscapes and cultures.

Behind the Brush

Most of my work begins with being there: observing, photographing, sketching and spending time in a place. I mostly work from my own reference material so each piece remains connected to a real experience.

Art that Gives Back

Some of my wildlife works help raise funds or awareness for conservation projected connected to the species and places that inspire them.

I also work with organisations on prints, cards, posters and commissioned pieces that can support conservation storytelling and fundraising.

Two women holding a framed painting of three black cockatoos perched on tree branches with pine needles and cones, with a bright background. The text above reads 'SOLD! $1200 Donated to W.P.C.V.'

Interested in a commission, collaboration or exhibition?