Fantastical Art

I created this design using open-source imagery from the London Library and Australia, Victorian state library image archives. :) It's the ultimate bunch of flowers! ;)

I created the design for traditional screen printing. :) I had some fun making a front-back T-shirt design. hope you dig it!

I created this design using digital collage techniques. :) I really like the black and white, photocopy, slightly rough look. ;) this design contains the flowers from Organic Heart as well. I hope you like it!

The Garden Whale is an illustration I created for another very large work. This actual piece is only about 5 cm across on that work, so it's nice I am able to put it up as a larger T-shirt design here on TeePublic.

I had a lot of fun creating this design. It's just a really surreal trippy pattern with faded tones. ;) I think it looks cheerful across many of the products on teepublic. The Tshirts look quite cool, with the design down one part. ;)

A black and white design I initially created for spoonflower but decided to add it to my TeePublic store instead. :) This work looks great across all products! ;) cheers!

a nice floral pattern collage I created using imagery from the victorian state libraries' open-source image collection.

a design created with the word 'botanical' over the top of one of my garden designs. images used were from the Victorian state libraries' open-source image collection.

Using imagery from Victoria's open-source image collection and my own illustrations. I created this organic globe! ;)

This design was created especially for Redbubbles Blog for a post about creating illustrations for a design. This has been a really successful design for me. I hope you enjoy it here on Teepublic.

A mystery organic creature.

I created this design for large-scale merchandise like quilt covers, tapestries, and shower curtains. I think children and adults alike will enjoy this artwork.

A collage using the Victorian State Library open-source image collection.

A junket full of festive vibes and colors. A great design for kids and adults alike.

I created this design using my own illustrations and collaging imagery from the Victorian State Libraries open-source image resource. It features a little slice of paradise! ;) enjoy!

I was inspired by nature and cities and the peak this lone figure had climbed. I think it speaks volumes about the human experience, ever reaching for the peak.

I liked these Japanese Characters which mean Forest. ;)

A cosmic forest of jazzy floral elements and botanical explosion! :D hope you like this trippy artwork. ;)

Our Universe is made up of connections and strands of galaxies and solar systems. A design which tries to capture the magnificence of space and the universe. ;)

A playful design I created for a podcast radio play that was about a zombie outbreak in Canberra, Australia. ;) I thought it needed a revival.

I created this design for my redbubble account recently. It looks great on the shower curtains and bedspreads. I think it looks pretty great here at Teepublic too. :)

I created this design to showcase the word Organic. This artwork can work on many layers. Humans are organic, plants are organic or you support organic. ;)

Magpies Magpies Magpies! :) The adult Australian magpie is a fairly robust bird ranging from 37 to 43 cm (14.5 to 17 in) in length, with distinctive black and white plumage, gold brown eyes and a solid wedge-shaped bluish-white and black bill. The male and female are similar in appearance, and can be distinguished by differences in back markings. The male has pure white feathers on the back of the head and the female has white blending to grey feathers on the back of the head. With its long legs, the Australian magpie walks rather than waddles or hops and spends much time on the ground.

This work is created as a monotone artwork with hot pink on blue. Ocean Crustations and strange jellyfish float with fantastical whales.

The Secret Onsen Village started as a sketch in one of my many sketchbooks I carried all across Japan in 2008-2009. Then while living in Sapporo, Hokkaido. It was drawn on washi paper with a Fude and I tried to sell it at a regular market stall we did in Odori plaza at night once all the stores shut and the musicians, hacky sack players, street weirdos, yakuza and so much come out to play. also, Pachingo pallors were in full swing in around us. Looking back were pretty brave just setting up shop in that ally. Luckily we made friends with the stall next to us and when the local yakuza came around asking for fees for being there...or something.. they had our back. Phew! :D anywayyyy.. I never sold it.. 10 years later, its here on Teepublic!