
Studio Latest June 2025
I spent the first four months of this year reorganising and refurbishing my studio. As usual this had a ripple effect
Tea? explores the importance of in-person communication in a digital age. Using the evocative qualities of still life, the series highlights the emotional and social value of face-to-face interactions, which digital communication often lacks.
Through the familiar ritual of tea, these works evoke nostalgia and shared memories, encouraging viewers to reflect on the power of connection and the impact of real-life conversations on our well-being.
I am passionate about capturing the intricate beauty of our world, particularly the natural world. My work, rooted in realism, has evolved across various genres throughout my career.
My latest series, a collection of still life paintings advocating for a return to real-life social interactions, will be on exhibit from November 16–22 at the Project Gallery, QCAD Galleries, Griffith University, Southbank, Brisbane.
Explore my collections to immerse yourself in nature’s beauty—ranging from detailed still life pieces to landscapes and dynamic Pacific Ocean waves, there’s something for everyone.
Discover more about my journey and story in my biography here.
Each of my collections are thoughtfully crafted to capture meaningful moments, evoke emotion, and inspire connection through exquisite detail and artistic vision.
Explore my collection of original works available for purchase. Each piece is carefully crafted with attention to detail and inspired by the beauty of the natural world. Whether you’re looking to add to your collection or find a unique piece for your space, I’m here to help you choose a work that resonates with you. Feel free to contact me for more information or to make a purchase.
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I spent the first four months of this year reorganising and refurbishing my studio. As usual this had a ripple effect

Just a quick note to say my digital catalogue is available now! is out now and can be downloaded by

I am sorry this blog has been a while coming,
I have been busy with assessments as I come to

no 1980s scene would be complete without Arnott’s Tic-toc biscuits and Wagon Wheels—true icons of the time!
Whether you have a question, want to discuss a project, or wish to purchase a work you love, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to connect and assist you in finding the perfect piece.