A few things have been plaguing my mind recently about my artistic practice. Firstly, anxiety. I have always been an anxious person and extremely critical of my work (I would wager that all artists go through this), which leads to a lot of stress and conflict about making my work public. With Instagram being so open and easy for people to interact with, I find myself judging the quality of my work according to the 'likes' it receives, if I am brave enough to even upload it in

Come to the opening night of Claire and Amelia Fulton's debut joint exhibition showcasing their works from the last 10 years.

I am probably biased being an artist, but I believe one of the best ways to spend your money is to buy art. You not only support artists, you support small galleries or online businesses which work tirelessly to promote these artists and genuinely care about bringing new and exciting pieces into the world and to varying audiences. I recently bought a piece at Bangalow Markets, NSW, by an artist called Leila Page, and CANNOT wait to frame it and hang it. I do however, have a r

Donating artwork to Queensland Eye Institute's annual raffle.

A funny thing happened the other day; an exhibition (14 October) I am a part of sent out a press release to media outlets etc. which is normal and whatever, just a press release. But I was listed as the second featured artist. That might not sound like a big deal. But the headliner (the guy with the most media attention and accolades) shared a sentence with me! Small wins, and maybe a bit vain, but it felt big and I was super chuffed. It didn't hit me until recently that the

Inktober 2017 challenge has started! I've challenged myself to both complete the Inktober list but also practice my sketching.

Planning for an exhibition!