An original is the one-of-a-kind piece that I painted with my own hands, brushstrokes, texture, and all, and it comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and a provenance card detailing its history. A print is a signed, numbered piece…
You start small. You start with prints. And you start by buying something that genuinely makes you feel something when you look at it. Buying art doesn’t have to be a terrifying financial leap. It is a slow, gentle process…
The best way is to use an augmented reality viewer right on the artist’s website. You simply hold up your phone or tablet, point it at any wall in your home, and the artwork appears there on your wall in…
Yes, absolutely. Ringtail possums are gentle, native herbivores that help pollinate native plants and add a wonderful sense of life to your garden. The only catch is that they are expert roof-hoppers, and they will treat your gutters and powerlines…
Australia is home to some of the most fascinating night-time creatures on the planet. Our most iconic nocturnal animals include the koala, the ringtail possum, the flying fox, the barn owl, the green tree frog, and the frilled-neck lizard. These…
Green tree frogs come inside Queensland houses for three simple reasons: they love the warmth, they love the damp, and they love the insects that are drawn to your porch lights. They are not looking for trouble. They are just…
Australian wildlife art is different because it carries a lived-in energy. It’s not about painting a perfect, posed animal from a reference photo. It’s about capturing the fleeting, real-life moments you actually experience: a possum caught in a torchlight, a…
We’ve all had those days. The 3 PM slump hits, the endless Zoom calls blur together, and the emails in your inbox just won’t quit. When I sat down to paint this piece for my Nightlife collection, I knew exactly…
Caring for an acrylic painting on paper is surprisingly simple. Keep it out of direct, harsh sunlight to prevent fading, avoid humid areas like bathrooms or laundries, and if it ever gets dusty, gently wipe it with a soft, dry…
The frill is a built-in panic button. When the lizard feels threatened, it throws open its spectacular frill, opens its mouth wide, and hisses loudly to make itself look bigger and more intimidating than it actually is. It is a…
