A digital nook for my random ramblings.
When you create for yourself and yourself alone, you are untouchable.
A throwback to my time with VonZipper in Japan, where creativity had no limits and being different was the norm.
Rediscovering impasto after nearly 30 years, I dove into experimenting with new brushes, made a few mistakes, and embraced the messy process.
Capturing a unique shot takes more than just good equipment, it takes experience, timing, and being in the right place. This barrel shot was years in the making.
Tried abstract art for the first time, followed a tutorial, and ended up with… something. Not sure if I love it, but it’s all part of the process.
This piece came together fast, without overthinking… because sometimes, the best way forward is to fake it till you make it.
Cabarita Beach is my happy place. This shot, captured at sunrise, remains one of my favourite landscape photos to this day.
Each night, I set aside a small window of time to create on ProCreate, practicing with the Apple Pencil and exploring new techniques. It is my downtime, my space to relax, experiment, and escape the world for a bit…
My first piece with the new paper screen protector on my iPad may be rough, but it’s all part of the creative journey.
Speed meets grain. An analog speed blur captured on an Olympus Trip 35 loaded with Kodak Tri-X 400 film.
Six weeks off due to a shoulder injury, this collage is all about being bummed I can’t surf, my need for waves, and those surf trip vibes.
Coming from the East Coast of Australia, we’re used to sunsets over the land. But there’s something about catching that golden hour over the ocean when you’re traveling.
The piece reflects frustration and the reality that sometimes we just keep going, one step at a time, even when the road ahead seems to lead nowhere.
Exploring the possibility of time travel and parallel universes, inspired by past lives and future journeys.