I live on small acreage in a beautiful part of rural Victoria, Australia in an ancient house & am lucky enough to also have an old two roomed school building to play in. I make unique small scale paper sculptures and hand pulled, limited edition prints, using linocut and etching techniques. I am also about to introduce a range of wearable art & practical, beautiful homewares. My work is inspired by the patterns, shadows & shapes I see all around me; both in the natural & manmade worlds. Beauty is everywhere.
As part of my ongoing efforts to be as kind to the environment as possible I use high quality water-based inks & non chemical intaglio methods to create my prints. My sculptures are constructed with paper recycled from books past their prime, newspapers, maps & sheet music joined with non toxic glue. The soon to arrive clothing & homewares ranges will be made from vintage fabrics & trims & carefully selected organic hemp & bamboo, chosen for their eco credentials & hand embroidered or screenprinted in my studio.
Thank you for visiting my site, it will be updated often as I continue to explore the fascinating possibilities of visual art. I hope you enjoy your time in my gallery. If something takes your fancy, pieces which are currently available can be purchased securely online via my Etsy store ScathinglyBrilliant .
I am a proud member of NAVA Australia (National Association of Visual Artists) & strongly believe that access to high quality art should not be reserved for the privileged few.
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Hi, just wanted to say how much I like your work. I am a new to printmaking student from Sydney and am inspired by early linocut artists such as Dorrit Black and Ethel Spowers. Love the fingerprints!
So when I saw this, I immediately thought of the Hayley Mills movie, “The Trouble With Angels” and laughed out loud at the thought of it. Is that where you got the “scathingly brilliant idea” idea?