Let's Talk Art Blog

Colour is an essential element of design that can significantly affect both the aesthetics and emotions evoked by a work. While many artists often work with an array of colours, the use of limited colour palettes is a powerful way to harness the visual impact of fewer hues. Let's explore the concept and look at a few practical ways to help you choose a limited colour palette.

With my recent printing experiments now brooding quietly on the studio bench and as I wonder where to go next with them, I've been tuning into the importance of experimentation. Stepping beyond tried and proven processes or techniques and embracing working with new materials is always a step into the unknown. And one to be relished rather than feared!

Buying abstract art isn’t just about decorating a space — it’s about journeying inward and discovering something about yourself. Abstract art isn’t random — it’s highly expressive. It uses color, form, line, and texture to convey emotions and ideas without relying on literal representations. This freedom is what makes it so personal to the artist and ultimately creates a unique connection with the viewer.

I'm thrilled to have been selected as a featured artist in Create! Magazine's latest issue. My interview for the magazine is below or if you'd like to know more about what's in the rest of the issue - read on!

With Noosa Open Studios 2024 underway, I thought I'd take advantage of the beautiful weather (and the fact that my studio space is reasonably tidy) and do a short video tour, to share this years exhibition of work and my studio surrounds, for anyone not able to make it in person. You'll see latest pieces from my new Wayfinder Series, which are now up in the Gallery section of my website and available works are listed in my Shop.

My latest work on paper began with a cool colour palette, which I eventually added to with a few warmer colours. This was an interesting sketch as I found several learnings to take away from it.