Creating the 'Be The Light' collection

I love working with metaphors, and 'Light' is an incredibly powerful one. It can be used as a beacon to guide us through the challenges of life in its many forms and representations. The ’Be The Light’ collection is an invitation for us to share our light, illuminate connection and synthesize this narrative together. 

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HYPHAE - An ecosystem of accompaniment

Hyphae 2.0 welcomed back the invitation to notice what it feels like to be bodies in the company of other bodies. To connect community and businesses in an intimate environment and remember the distinct affordances of relating, conversing and collaborating together in person again.

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Come behind the scenes of 'Supernatural'

I am so excited to unveil my ‘Supernatural’ collection to you. In my research into these magnificent sculptural entities I discovered that while some are psychedelic and have been used by Indigenous populations in ceremony for thousands of years, all mushrooms are truly magical and have inspired me to address a deeper connection of storytelling within my art practice.

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A guide for the online art buyer

I’m a strong believer in making art a part of every life and I love connecting with my audience and helping them in their art buying journey. Each time a collector buys an artwork, they follow the same journey—beginning with the initial drive to acquire something new and ending with the work in their home. But what exactly happens in between? It’s important for to me to know how can I help my collectors as they move through this process and support them along the way.

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Your Framing Questions answered

Over-matting, Mounting, Float frames, Spacers, Shadowboxing ... where do you even begin to understand art framing terminology!? Keeping it simple isn’t always easy if you aren’t sure what you’re shopping for. My Collector’s regularly ask me whether they should be floating, matting, framing to the edge? So I thought I’d help you a little more and explain how I specifically frame my fine art prints to help aid you on your framing knowledge terminology journey.

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Spring Revival - Give your home an eco-friendly interior design makeover

Eco-friendly interior design is all about sourcing locally or artisan made, repurposing, rearranging and breathing life into the things you already have and love.

Before you pour your money into less than sustainable (and less than original) home decor, look around your home, and even out your window, for some fresh ideas. When you spring clean your home this year, think about how you can be more resourceful.

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The rise of Neutral interiors

I’ve always been a neutral girl, and if I ever do splurge outside of natural and neutral interiors, it’s within nature’s colour hues.

Interior design trends are swooning over neutral home decor right now, but what I also love seeing is the vintage infusion of furniture, objects and ceramics. And the repurposing of what one may already own.

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Moody Hues

Does it come as any surprise to you that the colour trends for 2021 reflect our darker, moodier, more serious times?

Deep decor colours, like Urbane Bronze by Sherwin Williams, can help to foster a sense of calm at home with their natural candour and grounded energy.

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The art of home improvement

Crafting a beautiful home acts as another creative outlet for me. Pride of place is not only important for us to encourage but use as a tool to inspire and nurture our mental wellbeing. Home is much more than a place to hang our hats, it’s a sanctuary for family and friends to gather, for us to take respite from the outside noise and rejuvenate our spirit.

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The importance of choosing a frame for your art

Have you ever entered a room and admired the frame on the wall?

Chances are, probably not. And that’s exactly how a frame should be: mostly inconspicuous, except only to an observant few.While a frame’s design is most often, and rightly so, influenced by the art, location and other factors can also have a bearing on the framing style you choose.

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