[SALE]

Need to do some last-minute Christmas shopping? Want to support my career as a struggling artist, while getting some excellent art in return? Then look no further!

I have some ceramic artworks currently for sale at Artisan in Fortitude Valley, and Artisan is offering 20% on Thurs 23rd Dec 5-7pm.

Cherish also features works from my artist friend and fellow blogger Cass Edney.

If my ceramic necklaces appeal more to your budget than my artworks, you might be interested to know that my etsy store also has 10% off all items for Christmas. Just enter the coupon code CHRISTMAS2010 at the store checkout.

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So it has taken me a little while, but I am finally internetising the professional photograph (credit: the amazing cindy laine) of my work from this year's GraduArt catalogue jaded and bitter baby-sitter, 2010.

The GraduArt exhibition opening was a success by the way - a great turn-out of people and many were impressed with my work. The exhibition at USQ features my work they looked up to him; he looked down on them, 2010 and runs until 17th December 2010. The Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery features my paper work she will go down with her ship of promises, 2010 and that show runs until 5th Dec 2010.

Don't forget to come along to the 'Cherish' opening at Artisan this Thursday night 6pm if you can make it :-)

Upcoming Group Exhibitions

GRADUART @ USQ and TRAG, Toowoomba
Official Opening in the USQ Arts Gallery, Fri 12 Nov 2010 6.00pm

USQ Arts Gallery from 11 Nov to 17 Dec 2010
Mon – Fri 9am – 5pm West Street Toowoomba 4631 1127

Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery from 11 Nov to 5 Dec 2010
Tue – Sat 10am – 4pm Sun 1pm – 4pm 531 Ruthven Street 4688 6652



CHERISH @ Artisan, Fortitude Valley
Official Opening at Artisan, Thurs 18 Nov 2010 6.00-8:00pm
381 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley TUES - FRI 10:30am - 5:30pm & SAT 10:00am - 4:00pm


Come along to see some of my newest artworks!

Paper and ceramic artworks in the works

Here are a couple of my latest 2D works. I'm hoping to combine elements from these (eg. the stark similicity of Look Up and the layering and intense nature of every beginning has an end). I think working on a larger scale will hopefully make this transition easier, giving me more room to work with and allowing more visual space around the layered areas.


Above: Look Up, 2010, acrylic, enamel and spray paint on colourfix paper.
Below: every beginning has an end, 2010, acrylic, oil paint, enamel, spray paint and mineral turpentine on colourfix paper.

In terms of my ceramic work, I am making a grouping of many small pierced forms. The grouping will be complemented by a larger form on a separate shelf. This is obviously taking some time, so photos will come once I've finished the work!