I designed a shirt for Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare with all proceeds going to Minus 18 and QLife! Get yours here and start spreading LOVE! 

I illustrated the cover for the March edition of the Big Issue, all about literacy and empowerment!

I illustrated the poem The Camel’s Lament by Charles E. Carryl for Storytime Magazine!

I was lucky enough to illustrate June 8th’s Aussie Google Doodle celebrating Australia in the FIFA Women’s World Cup! Artists from every participating country were asked to illustrate how their country celebrates their team; I focused on community and mateship. Thanks so much to the Google art direction team, they were an absolute dream to work with! And GO THE MATILDAS 🐨🦘

I collaborated with the amazing Liquid Interactive on an interactive map of Brisbane for the Museum of Brisbane's 100% Brisbane exhibition. The exhibition chose 100 participants from all over Brisbane to study, displaying the results in an in depth exhibition couched in Brisbane's rich past, present and future. 

The map displays certain statistics about Brisbane when certain 'hot spots' are touched, from Brisbane's steepest hill to how many dogs are registered with the council!

The exhibition will be up in Brisbane City Hall's Museum of Brisbane until 2019.

Homepage for realestate.com.au! It represents springtime in Australia. Watch out for magpies!

Editorial illustration for The Boston Globe on Mandy Len Catron’s 36 questions to make you fall in love!

I illustrated a lush tropical jungle for 7-Eleven for their new Slurpee Summer Exotics flavours. Big thanks to the amazing designers at Leo Burnett.

I contributed illustrations for the cookbook Flavours of New South Wales by Smudge Publishing! This was such a fun, collaborative job. Thanks to art directors and designers Susan Hardjono and Elle Bentley. 

I illustrated the Mother's Day catalogue front cover and window displays for Readings Books! I'm an avid fan of reading (and Readings!) and was over the moon to be asked to illustrate such a great job.

Photo credits: Readings Books and Ellie Cameron-Krepp