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Add a touch of Australiana to your gifts with these Australian botanical wrapping papers. This design features banksia. Printed in Australia on rec...

This greeting card features a detail from my original etching entitled Red Wattlebird In The Buddleja.  The card measures 14 x 14cm in size and is ...

This is a mobile of the gorgeous Australian native diamond firetail finch. It is made from strong, laser cut, layered plywood and hand printed in m...

Birding Sketchbook for Art and Bird Lovers Another in my series of minibooks, based on an artist's zine or birding sketchbook. This time come wit...

Calling all fairywren fans! Adorn your outfit with your favourite little blue wren flitting across your lapel, camera bag or binocular case! (If y...

Due to popular demand I have made another new superb fairywren! This will be my last fairywren for a while, I want to concentrate on some other sp...

Add a touch of Australiana to your gifts with these Australian botanical wrapping papers. This design features bottlebrush. Printed in Australia on...

I met this little superb fairywren down Stevens Lane a few months ago. Stevens Lane is a delightful laneway that runs round the back of our little...

Who else runs outside when they hear the black cockies call?! It's such a treat when they grace us with their presence.  Now you can bring your ...

 Whenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced w...

How delightful are superb fairywrens? That flash of blue. The little balls of puffed feathers. Their out of proportion long tail! This is an origi...

How delightful are superb fairywrens? That flash of blue. The little balls of puffed feathers. Their out of proportion long tail! This is an origi...

I don't know if it's true or not, but I've heard black cockatoos are a portent for rain. I do love these stories and how various animals and birds ...

An iconic Australian Magpie to swoop on your suit! Whether you're a collingwood fan or just LOVE maggies here's a pin for you. Yes, this is th...

How delightful are superb fairywrens? The little balls of puffed feathers, their out of proportion long tail! I feel the female fairywren is often...

This red-capped robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, being brown instead of striking black and only has a hint of ...

This red-backed fairywren is female: Even though she doesn't have the striking black plumage of the male, nor the red back she is still a red-backe...

 A beautiful golden-headed cisticloa that I met a few years ago at the Werribee Western Treatment Plant. A goldmine for bird watchers! I had never ...

This splendid fairywren is female: Even though she isn't the vivid blue colour she is still splendid!   Birds are often named after and known for t...

Are you a swifty fan? I mean the swift parrot of course! Show you care about this fascinating migratory parrot who is critically endangered (there...

How gorgeous are silvereyes?! They come in little flocks at certain times of the year in search of a tasty garden morsel. This one visited me just ...

I have made this drypoint original print to celebrate both World Curlew Day (21st April) and Tanya Plibersek's proposed rejection of the developmen...

  Whenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced ...

This rose robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and only has a hint of a rose breast, if at all.   Birds are often ...

This little red backed fairy wren is from my series of mini prints of Australian birds. I met it just outside of Brisbane a few years ago while vis...

This lovely fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and for once, for fairywrens, I think she is the more strikin...

This is a dry point etching of a crested pigeon, a native Australian bird. I met this one at Red Rocks near Coffs Harbour last winter. This is an ...

This white-winged fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart and doesn't have the white wings but she is still a whit...

  The fascinating plains wanderer! This female plains wanderer is part of my female of the species collection that I'm making to try and boost the ...

Pretty in Pink! Whether you refer to them as a galah, a flaming galah! a pink chicken, or a pink and grey cockatoo, we've all got to agree that th...

This stunning little finch is found in Northern and Eastern Australia. It is quite distinct with its 'owl face' markings and its namesake double b...

Learn how to make a dry point etching with me! This workshop will take place on Monday 15th Jan 2024 in Woodend, Vic. It is run through the Wood...

I have made this piece in response to a call to artists to create an image of the eastern curlew and send it as a postcard to both Queensland and f...

Two little red-browed finches sit on a branch at the beginning of spring. I met this pair a couple of years ago in a fruit tree in my neighbours ga...

This is a dry point etching of a Hooded Plover on the beach. It is printed using two plates, one inked up in yellow and one in blue with red added...

This zebra finch is female: Even though she doesn't have zebra stripes she is still a zebra finch!   Birds are often named after the striking, brig...

This pink robin is female: Even though she isn't pink she is still a pink robin!   Birds are often named after the striking, brightly coloured male...

This is a dry point etching of a rather dashing silvergull entitled 'Suave Silvergull'. It is printed with two plates. One inked up in yellow, the...

This is a dry point etching of a Golden Whistler in the branches of a wattle tree in bloom. I met this whistler at Vaughan Springs, Victoria a few...

Learn how to make a dry point etching with me! This workshop will take place on Wednesday 10th Jan 2024 in Woodend, Vic. It is run through the W...

This peaceful dove is from my series of mini prints of Australian birds.    This is an original dry point etching, inked up by hand and pulled thro...

From the archives, back before I had kids and was able to pop into Melbourne for a drawing trip! This dry point etching depicts a quintessential Me...

This scarlet robin is female: Even though she isn't scarlet she is still a scarlet robin!   Birds are often named after the striking, brightly colo...

This is a dry point etching of an Australian Darter. They are beautiful, elegant birds found near fresh water in much of Australia. I met this one...

We all love our chooks, don't we?! The muse for this piece is a lovely lady called Elma. This is an original dry point etching, inked up by hand an...