Portfolio

Infinite

A celebration of the limitlessness of life. Acrylic, graphite and copper leaves. Specimen- Dendrobium speciosum. 22×30 inches, Archers 300gsm paper.

Crossroad

Illustrating the beauty and gifts that come with the chosen path of one’s life. Graphite. Specimen- Eucalyptus saxatilis, 14×17 inches.

Anigozanthos

“Big Red”, attracting birds and insects to its nectar rich flowers. Flowers religiously in Australia’s spring and summer. Acrylic, 5×5 inches.

The Flowering Gum

Oh, how they dance in the summer! Graphite. Drafting film, 23×33 inches. Found it’s home in New Orleans, USA.

Divinity in Nature

Tells a story of reconnection of the inner self with the nature. An ecosystem that is omnipresent at every stage of life. Acrylic, graphite and copper leaves. Specimen- Eucalyptus teretircornis. 22×30 inches, Arches 300gsm paper.

Two Lives

When two lives converge and become one. Acrylic. Specimen- Eucalyptus macrocarpa and Chamelaucium uncinatum (Geraldton wax flower). 22×30 inches.

Peace of Hearts

An illustration of the Ceratopetalum gummiferum, also know as the Christmas Bush. A prolific species endemic to New South Wales that blossoms during Christmas. Acrylic. 22×30 inches on Archers 300gsm.

Divine Blossoms

Some say they are like fireworks that colour the Australian summer. A much loved Australian species. Graphite. 22×30 inches, Archers 300gsm.

Awakening

Featuring Australia’s native Rock Orchid (dendrobium speciosum), Acrylics, 20×20 inches. Sold.

Tree of Happiness, acrylics on canvas, 40×20 inches. Specimen- Southern Magnolia. Sold.

**The Embrace**, 20x20x2in. Acrylics on canvas.

**Treasure**, illustration of Eucalyptus tereticornis, acrylics on paper, 22×30 inches. *Sold.*

**The Journey to Love II**, illustration of Hakea laurina. Graphite on paper, 22×30 inches

**Awakening**, illustration of Dendrobium speciosum, acrylics and graphite on paper. Found it’s home at the Garden of Mahratta, Sydney, Australia.

Inner essence. 56×76 cm, Hanamuhle – featuring the peeling bark of E saxatilis. I love how the ribbons entwine the branches and gradually shed to reveal the layers underneath.