These little guys are from the  Noferin website. The Pecanpals are a series of wooden creatures, that are made from sustainably harvested rubber wood. How awesome! I really wanted to buy one, but all the wooden ones are sold out.

Lucky Rabbit Feet. 2009.
New image. Yay! I’ll hopefully have prints of this image in my shop before xmas.

I recently completed this image for my friends wedding, it will be used for the front of their wedding invite. The birds I have used are native Tasmanian birds, a female and male blue wren.  Alecia and her partner Mark seemed quite thrilled with the end result. My partner, Tom is working on the typography, we have decided to print the invite on recycled stock, Tudor Kraft. I can’t wait to see them printed.

Hello shiny world, lately I have been drawing, designing and crafting some lovely wrapping paper all in the spirit of Christmas season. The artwork is printed on paper that would have other wise be thrown out. The idea was to use A4 paper  which has been sewn down the middle to create an A3 size (540 x 297mm) piece, to wrap up smaller gifts nicely. The sewn edge, when the paper is flat becomes the middle of the paper and becomes a nice little feature. See the pictures above of the wrapped pressie to get a visual idea.
I have also made some little gift cards, which match the wrapping paper. I will be selling all of these lovelies on etsy so keep a look out. I’ve made limited stock  so don’t miss out : )

Unfortunately, I can not credit the photographer behind this image as I don’t know who took it. I do know that this is a green pheasant. The picture is amazing and I want to draw this bird. : )

Molly McGrath is a skilled architect and used the method of  laser cutting to make many of her architectural mock-ups. She saw the potential of this method and utilised this process to make many intricate and unique pieces of jewellery. Molly sells her collections under the brand Moll M Designs. Not only are these designs beautifully crafted they are also environmentally conscious. Molly wherever possible sources sustainable materials such as; bamboo, veneer which is sourced from responsibly farmed forests and recycled suede and felt.

‘Molly gains her inspiration from patterns and form – a skyline, a bird in flight, a composition of branches, a snowflake, cracked concrete, botanical morphology, perspective, building geometries and optical illusions.’ source: http://www.mollymdesigns.com/