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More spreads from Paris. I feel in love with these pieces, one from the George Condo exhibition, pretty much all of Pekka Halonen’s snow paintings and this piece from Utrillo (I wish the Valadon’s retrospective had started while I was the
A week in Paris- much eating and walking. Had we been there longer we may have tried everyone of the Pierre Hermes macarons, my taste buds swoon just thinking of them, each one a tiny food adventure. And Notre Dame, how glorious and glowing she is al
A lot more than Three Little Birds We love to take a trip down the mountain and ferry hop for the day, landing in Manly where the seagulls get the lion share of the chips but not the Buddha salad with nashi. #astilllifejournal
I’ve had a sprained ankle keeping me down, leg up, for the last few weeks and unable to get out or upstairs to my studio. Instead it has been lap art while I RICE my ankle (rest ice compress elevate). I’ve had my water colours at hand wit
Another share from a recent journal page. I love this little butter dish and salt bowl, bought from the lovely @sadhanapeterson, a chrissy present to myself. Of course it is handmade and unique, so priced accordingly. It is beautiful, functional, cle
Kookaburras are one of the bird song soundtracks in my garden. One starts, and they all join in, up and down the song lines, cackling and laughing, sharing their secrets, bush secrets, king, and queens, of the bush.
Travel Vignettes- Travel 25 Edition starts today!! This mixed media workshop will explores art journaling your travels- from mixed media, water colour, writing, photography and most importantly experiencing and integrating your adventures and your

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I respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Ngurra land where I live and work today, the Dharug and Gundungurra people. I pay respect to Tribal Elders past, present and emerging. I recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community and  celebrate their continuing culture. I extend deep gratitude for this beautiful country.

This always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.