A set of 16 little creative people, all doing creative things.

For 2 years in a row I was a top 20 finalist for the Koko Black Creative Drawing Prize.

Here's an article featuring me on the counter!

This is my first hardcover children's picture book – I wrote, illustrated and designed it.

You can buy one if you like! Just go to my Shop page.

For a picture book

This Super Gramp was created for a special John Sands father's day greeting card

A friendly bunch of interstellar buddies

I was selected to illustrate this winning poem. Then our combined posters were displayed in Qantas toilets around Australia.

Unusual competition, but I like unusual!

For many years I wrote and illustrated for all the major occasions like Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas and more...

Here are some of my many published greeting cards for The Ink Group and John Sands. There are more further down the page. (I was able to use the image on the top right for a diary cover – next)...

A simple story illustration.

I love the simplicity of these cows.

I designed these cards for All Australian Greetings for boys, girls and a generic range.

Check out the details in the illustrations.

Book layout concepts for a book about an ambitious little girl who stands to make a lot of money from her teeth.

In my mind this book replaces the old classic "Where did I come from" with a more contemporary approach.

A crowd for a corporate Christmas promo

Animal illy's for, would you believe, a pet birthday greeting card!

Kooky fun.

Cover design for teenage girl diary.

In high school I had a crazy cool calendar designed with sassy teenage banter on it. Loved it. This cover was inspired from that 80's fun.

This is a series of A2 & A3 posters that I designed for home and classrooms.

Each poster is of a different animal, with 16 variations of that animal on each. OMG does that make sense? Have a look!

An ink drawing for story

This fairy isn't the cutesy Disney fairy...Airy's really good at using her magic for self gain – a mansion, a massive wardrobe and more. Eek her selfishness gets her cursed and she becomes really hairy! This is Airy in non-hairy and hairy mode.

A page from my book What Colours Am I?

'One day I'm aqua...'

For many years I wrote and illustrated for all the major occasions like Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas and more...

Here are some of my many published greeting cards for The Ink Group and John Sands.

A page from my book What Colours Am I?

'One day I'm black...'

Outline art – I keep every drawing outline prior to digitally colouring because one day they will make a great colouring-in book.

A page from my book What Colours Am I?

'The next day I find I'm a mix of the two!' (she's talking about being in red and blue)

Character development for age group and special occasion cards for males.

Packaging illustration for Melters cheese balls. There were 3 Melters labels to illustrate.

A close up of a Happy Mother's Day card. I always thought this colouring and style would work well in kids books...

The pages of my book are mini-posters that can be stuck around your room.

Note the animal decals on the right...I did those too!

Poster design

Close up of doorway girl for Red Room poetry comp. Yes I can use pastel colours! I even paint in them sometimes!

Aha! A watercolour!

Yes I do paint – I love to work with ink, watercolour, gouache and acrylics.

Although I use a lot of bold colour, they convert well into lovely black and white illustrations...

The front of a Father's Day card for The Ink Group

These aliens were drawn directly into illustrator. The rest of my illustrations are usually hand drawn, outlined and computer coloured for bold pure effect.

I can do either.

An illustrated poem for a private client