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Artwork by Britt

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25.01.2022 Greatly honored to be part of the upcoming Water exhibition at the F-Project in Warrnambool. Little Penguins is a limited edition (20), hand pulled linocut, printed on 100% cotton Stonehenge paper and measures 30x40cm.

24.01.2022 Printing today! We are fortunate to have some large trees on the farm and a Wedge-tailed eagle’s nest in one. This year there were two fledglings, that we watched stretch their wings and take flight. So now we have four of these majestic birds on the property.

24.01.2022 Thrilled to have four of my Linocut prints exhibited at @koopmansdunkeld Gallery and Cafe amongst @julie.kent.artist @trevorholder5 @dianawi5 @vidapearson @ Koopmans Dunkeld

24.01.2022 I created this acetate etching in the Grampians, inspired by the way banksias regenerate after fire. Really pleased with the framing by David Edwards in Hamilton.

23.01.2022 Come along next Saturday 27th July for opening night or from Wednesday this week for the exhibition. All welcome!

23.01.2022 Thanks to all who visited the Port Fairy Community House Market today and best wishes for 2021! It is lovely to have returning customers, after a very quiet year. Next market is Saturday 9th January.

22.01.2022 These 100% pure wool, eucalyptus dyed cushion covers will be available at the next Hamilton Institute of Rural Learning market on Saturday 29th June.

20.01.2022 Save Our Souls - a message from the bees.

18.01.2022 Three of my collographs to be exhibited at the Volcano/Volcanic exhibition opening next weekend at the F-project gallery.

18.01.2022 These are two of my latest prints: Hanging by a Wire Red-tailed black cockatoos in Linocut with chine-colle (red feathers) and watercolour background 30x40cm $150 Wedge-tailed Eagle Two colour reduction linoprint on 100% archival cotton paper $150

16.01.2022 Thanks to everyone who came to visit at the Port Fairy Community market for Easter! Especially to Helen and her husband who drove all the way from Torquay, Chris who bought tea-towels for his new b’n’b and the couple who bought the last print of Pups of the Sea for an 18th birthday gift. It is lovely to know that my work travels to all parts of Victoria and beyond xox

16.01.2022 You might recognize these images - Blue whale spy hopping was one of my first good linocut prints, but there were quite a few artist’s proofs that have been sitting in the drawer. So, when a market customer asked me last weekend if I had any whale cards, I thought these might fit the bill.

16.01.2022 My most recent linocut print of an echidna, found injured on the side of the road near Heywood. My brother delivered him/her to the Hamilton Wildlife Shelter.

14.01.2022 New Year’s Day market stall at Port Fairy Community House Market.

13.01.2022 Four monoprints - Grevillea robusta in Australian Gold; Pteridium in green, Eucalyptus in green and Banksia serrata in yellow ochre.

12.01.2022 This Tawny Frogmouth is an image 30 x 40cm, printed on 100% cotton paper 38 x 56cm.

12.01.2022 Kangaroo Paw linocut over rust print

12.01.2022 Tawny Frogmouth and other linocut prints on paper and linen will be available at the MADE Market in Port Fairy, this Saturday. Held out of the weather, in the Anglican Church hall, Covid-safe protocols apply.

12.01.2022 This is my final work for Diploma of Visual Art, displayed at the Red Rock Regional Theatre and Gallery in Cororooke, near Colac. Each canvas is a 30 x 30 linen painted with oils, representing threatened species and the artefacts that remain after they become extinct.

11.01.2022 Variations on a theme - Black cockatoo, Major Mitchell and Pink Galah.

11.01.2022 Eastern Barred Bandicoot linocut printed over kangaroo grass and eucalyptus monoprints.

10.01.2022 This is my most recent print, combining a wood grain relief print and linocut of the Tawny Frogmouth. These birds don’t often nest in hollows, but in the forks of gum trees, relying on their camouflage to deter predators. However, there have been reports of Tawny Frogmouth parents displacing Indian Mynahs from a tree hollow. I am starting a series of prints exploring the importance of tree hollows to our native fauna. Not just birds, but possums, gliders, bats, lizards and others. It takes many decades for tree hollows to form and even centuries for larger hollows required by birds such as cockatoos.

09.01.2022 I printed thirty cushion covers today - a pod of whales, a flock of cockatoos and a bunch of bandicoots. They are heading up to the Hamilton Maker’s Market tomorrow.

09.01.2022 A pair of monoprints with kangaroo grass and Gamblin Sepia on 100% cotton archival paper (Magnani Revere).

09.01.2022 New linocut print Sooty Owl limited edition of 20 x A4 sized image on 100% cotton, archival paper.

07.01.2022 Fourth linocut In the marine mammal series. Limited edition of 20 hand-pulled linoprints in Ultramarine on Stonehenge 100% cotton rag paper.

06.01.2022 I’ve just dropped off these three hand-pulled prints at the framers, for the upcoming ‘Trees’ exhibition at the F Project in Warrnambool. Opening 1st May.

05.01.2022 Pups of the Sea is the latest print in my marine mammals series - limited variable edition of twenty on 100% cotton Stonehenge paper. Variable because there are different colours of paper (warm white, natural and cream) and slightly different colours of ink as it was hand mixed.

05.01.2022 Need a title for this collograph, completed at Sarah Ross-Thompson’s workshop. Banksia serrata? Outback?

04.01.2022 It has been too wet and windy to attend the Port Fairy Community House Markets, and difficult to display framed and mounted prints out in the weather without damage. However, some of my works are available at the following galleries: Peterborough Art and Antiques F Project, Warrnambool Merri View Gallery, Warrnambool Two Rivers Gallery, Tyrendarra... Julia Street Creative Space, Portland Mud Gallery, Hamilton Koopman’s cafe and gallery, Dunkeld MOCO’s, Halls Gap Also, if you see something on this page, Instagram or my website that you are interested in, I can arrange to meet you for a viewing or you are welcome to visit the studio in Hawkesdale, by arrangement. See more

03.01.2022 Kangaroo grass monoprints in different colour ways - yellow ochre, Australian gold and sepia.