The Orange Bellied Parrot is one of Australia's most threatened species and is listed as Critically Endangered. 

Available for purchase as A3 sized limited edition artist prints. Please contact for further details. 
Part of the profit made from sales of these prints goes directly into supporting local and interstate conservation organisations. 

Medium: Watercolour, coloured pencil
2017

Koalas are a type of marsupial, this means they give birth to underdeveloped young which then develop inside their mothers pouch, just like a Kangaroo.

Koalas eat the leaves of eucalyptus trees and rely on them as their homes. They are under threat of extinction due to habitat loss, as the trees are their homes and their only food source. 

Available for purchase as A3 sized limited edition artist prints. Please contact for further details. 
Part of the profit made from sales of these prints goes directly into supporting local and interstate conservation organisations. 

Medium: Watercolour and coloured pencil
2017

The Northern Quoll is a member of the Dasyuridae family, which means they are closely related to Tasmanian Devils. These Quolls are listed as Endangered. Their main threat was the introduction of the Cane Toad which they would prey on and sadly be poisoned. Efforts are being made to combat this through breeding quolls that have learnt to avoid the toads which can then be released into the wild!

Available for purchase as A3 sized limited edition artist prints. Please contact for further details. 
Part of the profit made from sales of these prints goes directly into supporting local and interstate conservation organisations. 

Medium: Watercolour and coloured pencil
2017

The Southern Cassowary is the world's most dangerous bird, however feeds on a diet of fruits and berries they find on the forest floor. This beautiful bird which lives in tropical forests of northern Queensland is sadly endangered due to habitat loss. 

Available for purchase as A3 sized limited edition artist prints. Please contact for further details. 
Part of the profit made from sales of these prints goes directly into supporting local and interstate conservation organisations. 

Medium: Watercolour and coloured pencil
2017

The Major Mitchell's Cockatoo is a beautiful bird living in arid and semi-arid areas of island Australia. These parrots are sadly not doing too well mainly due to their habitat being cleared. 

Available for purchase as A3 sized limited edition artist prints. Please contact for further details. 
Part of the profit made from sales of these prints goes directly into supporting local and interstate conservation organisations. 

Medium: Watercolour and coloured pencil
2017

Sketch of a Wedge-tailed Eagle. These amazing creatures are Australia's largest bird of prey. 

Medium: Pencil
2016

Painting of Octopus tetricus, commonly known as the Gloomy Octopus or Common Sydney Octopus. One of the common sights at my local dive spots these guys are such funny characters. 

Medium: Acrylic
2016

Illustration of a peahen (female peacock) 

Medium: Watercolour, coloured pencil
2017

Wreath made from nudibranchs, shrimp and seaweed.

Medium: Watercolour, coloured pencil, pen
2015

Illustration of a macro scene from a favourite local dive spot, the pipeline, Port stephens, NSW. Such an amazing variety of species can be found here, including magnificent ascidian and gorgonian sea fan. 
Bright yellow short-tailed ceratosoma nudibranch are a common and beautiful sight.

Medium: Watercolour, coloured pencil, pen
2016 

Medium: Pencil
2014

Bush-stone curlews are listed as endangered in NSW. This is due to habitat destruction, being preyed on by foxes and feral cats, and cattle trampling their eggs because they nest on the ground. 

Medium: Charcoal pencils on tanned paper.
2015

Australia magpie parent with noisy juvenile begging for food.

Medium: Pencil
2014

Syngnathidae is a family of fish which include seahorses, pipefish, pipehorses and seadragons. 
This illustration includes White's Seahorses, a Weedy Seadragon, and a Robust Ghost Pipefish.

Medium: Pencil, Digitaly coloured
2016

Ocean scene inspired from scuba diving at my local dive site, Fly Point (Port Stephens, NSW) 

Medium: Pencil/Digital illustration
2016

Illustration of a Southern Right Whale's eye. 
The lump of barnacles above it's eye are called callosities, and are hardened parts of the whales skin where barnacles attach and grow.

Medium: Pencil, Digitally coloured
2016

Illustration of a mother koala and her joey.

Medium: Charcoal and Chalk pencils.
2015

Digital illustrations of various animals I find in my backyard; the coast of NSW. 

Medium: Digital Illustration
2014