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24.01.2022 Today is World Wildlife Day! A great excuse to celebrate Australia's most unique animals. The southern marsupial mole is one of our all time favourite Aussie animals. There's nothing else like it on Earth.

24.01.2022 ‘Laughing Kookaburra on flowering Iornbark’ After the recent devastating bushfires earlier this year, it felt as if there was an eerie quiet after the rains helped control the fires. A quiet broken by some kookaburras sitting in some ironbark having a great cackle marking the dusk on unprecedented devastation. It was too memorable not to recreate. ......................................... This work to be shown in October at Antler gallery. Stay tuned for more works and updates. See more

22.01.2022 Another recent black cockatoo commission. I’m really enjoying painting these guys and working out all the subtle colors that make up their ‘black’ plumage.

21.01.2022 SUPPORT LOCAL AND BUY A TEE SHIRT!!! . . . I have designed this very special tee shirt design along with @_ssweatshop_ for their support your local , keep the doors open campaign. ... The tee I have designed has a special piece of font that I designed for my personal collateral thanking people who purchase my works. I wanted to use this graphic as I want to thank all of you who buy one of these tees and support this initiative. Sales need to reach 15 units before they print so please get into the @_ssweatshop_ web store and grab up one of these special tees. Link: https://bit.ly/2yQfp0O See more

18.01.2022 A really fun recent commission. ‘Black cockatoo’ Watercolor and Gouache on Archers. ... I love these cheeky birds and nestled him in with a banksia seed pod, another fave of mine. ............................................................. Email me for commission: [email protected]

17.01.2022 HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP NATIVE BIRDS Are you finding more native birds coming into your backyard? There's a reason why they may seem friendlier than usual.... Bird behaviour expert and author of Bird Bonds, Professor Gisela Kaplan shares her insight into their movements and tells you how you can help.

17.01.2022 ‘Blue Wren on Wattle’ Private commission, Water Colour and Gouache on archers.

16.01.2022 A recent mural commission for the very lovely Jo in her Erskineville terrace. A Spotted Pardalote on Kangaroo Paw.

13.01.2022 ‘Fishers Garden’ A new artwork in Glebe for the lovely Ruby and Michael. It was a pleasure to create this artwork for them and after mentioning my recent uncounted with a Sacred Kingfisher on my roof and how they can be a symbol of prosperity and fertility we decided that this would make the perfect focal point for this artwork. Pared with the kingfisher is a Green and Gold Bell frog, another Sydney native species that would sometimes become prey for the kingfisher but has become camouflaged within some grevillea flowers.

13.01.2022 Another commission just finished. New holland Honeyeater on Callistemon. . .... I have been seeing a bunch of New holland’s in the callistemon trees out the front of my house recently and their quick movements from tree to tree has really been a favorited site. Stoked to paint this concept and for some lovely new parents. See more

12.01.2022 Up for auction to help raise money for Yerrabingin special event tomorrow night are these four one off hand embellished giclee prints, embellished with gouache details. Go check out Yerrabingin’s page for more info. https://linktr.ee/yerrabingin... All money raised goes to help indigenous individuals and families effected by the recent fire tragedy happening across Australia right now. Thank you too all who have already donated to this needy cause.

11.01.2022 ‘Beautiful Arseholes’ A new work for an upcoming show at Zetland store gallery for the ‘Feathered Friends’ exhibition, highlighting the beauty of birds and artists fascination with this subject matter. More to come once all this covid craziness calms down. In this artwork I wanted to represent the highly disliked but beautiful noisy miner and the common Myna, and although arseholes they do deserve our protection and understanding. ... (Just stop chasing off the others) See more

11.01.2022 ‘Narriearra Station’, Artwork recently completed for a new series of works to be shown at Antler later this year. Water color and Gouache on Archers. Featuring a Grey Grasswren on old man Salt Bush. ................................................. This artwork was inspired by the NSW national parks purchase of land titles for NSW, Narriearra Station. 153,415 h home to 25 threatened species including the Grey grasswren (featured). Narriearra station is estimated at 90% of the Grey grasswren’s remaining habitat. One of the shrub/bushes the grasswren likes to shelter is salt bush, an Australian bush food.

11.01.2022 Another recent commission. A mating pair of Gang Gang Cockatoos. I love gang gang cockatoos, they are like the most punk looking (and sounding) of all the cockatoos. These two perched on some silky oak. Thanks Jondi for commissioning this work.

11.01.2022 DON’T MISS OUT!!! Tomorrow is my Studio Sale POP-Up in Erskineville!!! Open from 10am - 4pm where I will have 3 new limited edition prints, original works never shown before in Sydney as well as the Regent T’s and red belly black snake tote bags. 38 Swanson St, Erskineville , Sydney.

11.01.2022 A recent courtyard commission in Glebe. Red Wattle Bird, fairy wren and the endangered Blue Mountains Tree Frog. It was a little difficult to document this artwork as it moved through the courtyard visible from a different points throughout the house, but that’s what made it super fun to paint. Thanks to Kate, Andrew and Bennet for the commission.

10.01.2022 My new series of work ‘fire and Thrive’ opens on the 28th of October at Antler Within this new series of work I have drawn influence from the unprecedented fires we had in Australia at the start of this year and their destructive and creative power. Australia has a long history of fires and many of the plants and animals that are unique to Australia utilize these trying times for propitiation, regeneration and habitation. Although, the fires we had in January where so large..., can the bush recover? .............................................. For more info or to see a full catalogue, please email [email protected] or go to their page Antler

10.01.2022 With fewer than 400 individuals remaining in the wild before the bushfires, only time will tell just how badly this critically endangered species has been affected in recent weeks.

09.01.2022 ‘Guula Ngurra’ Means ‘Koala Country’ to the Gundangara traditional owners and is the name of a new NSW national park in the hopes of protecting koala habitats. During the devastating bushfires earlier this year it was near impossible not to see heart breaking Images of koalas with burns and singed fur, so protected new habitats are a welcome site. Within this artwork I wish to also show a different threat.. The Australian bush is very resilient and is used to regeneration after fires. Although the animals that feed of the bush (such as koalas) are now facing a new threat, starvation as they struggle to find enough food while the bush regenerates.

09.01.2022 Striated Pardalote on callistemon Newly finished courtyard commission from the lovely Kelly in Petersham.

09.01.2022 My finished artwork for ReAnimate Penrith A yellow tailed black cockatoo and a pair of spotted Pardalotes. The reference images I used for this artwork where shot by the lovely and talented Penrith local wildlife photographer Wanda Optland This was a great project to be a part of and seeing all the other very talented artist painting along side of me was a true pleasure.... Photo credit: Caitlin Withers

08.01.2022 This Regent Honeyeater artwork created using charcoal from the ongoing unprecedented bushfires happening across Australia. Regent honeyeaters are a critically endangered bird from eastern Australia. These birds along with many other threatened species are now even more threatened by these ongoing fires and the damage they cause to habitats. This artwork will be available at ‘Rise exhibition’ to raise money to help support the recovery efforts. Details TBC

07.01.2022 Couldnt resist sending this along, all the way from San Diego, for goodness sake!