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This card game accompanies the children's book of the same name, Kookaburra Kookaburra. (Book sold separately, through most online bookstores or as...
View full detailsThis card game accompanies the children's book of the same name, Kookaburra Kookaburra. (Book sold separately, through most online bookstores or as...
View full detailsThe Bush Birds card game consists of 48 cards - 4 sets of 12 designs depicting different native Australian birds commonly found in open forests and...
View full detailsI've been calling myself a bird noticer for quite some time now. At markets people would see my work and ask if I was a bird watcher and I felt I c...
View full detailsIncluded on the notables list for the CBCA (Children's Book Council of Australia) 2022 book awards! The Bush Birds consists of twelve riddles for ...
View full detailsTHIS IS A COMBO DEAL FOR THE BOOK AND THE GAME FOR $53 The book was included on the notables list for the CBCA (Children's Book Council of Austral...
View full detailsFor all the self professed bird nerds out there, declare your passion to the world! Sure to start many a delightful bird filled conversation. Thi...
View full detailsA bit cheeky, but so is the bird! Declare your admiration for Willie Wagtails by shouting, loud and clear, in highly populated areas, "I LOVE WILLI...
View full detailsWho doesn't love a magpie?! Profess your admiration with this 'mad about magpies' pin. Measures 2.5cm wide and 3.5 tall.
Everyone loves a fairywren! They were voted Australia's favourite bird recently. So here's a pin to declare your fandom! This is a hard enamel lape...
View full details"I adore this book! It has everything, empathy, information, rhythm and rhyme, playful (and informative) flaps and a dedication to birdlife which ...
View full detailsYes, I made this pin for me. But I'm sure I've plenty of fellow crazy chicken ladies out there, so this is for you too! My muse for this pin is my...
View full detailsWhen I first made an ibis pin a few years ago, my husband (who is not an ibis fan because of an incident when he was five involving his potato cake...
View full detailsIf you're going to be a gang member, the Gang Gang Gang is a good gang to be a member of! Here is your pin, there's no initiation needed, just love...
View full detailsDo you look up when you hear the call of the black cockatoos flying overhead? Do they fill you with awe and excitement? If so, then you are a memb...
View full detailsI am selling the last of my current stock of “I Just Want To Be With The Birds” pins for 25% off. There are only 40 or so! Once they are gone I w...
View full detailsI've had so many people asking if my packaging tape is for sale or if I could make washi tape with a similar design. I do love a bit of washi so I ...
View full detailsAbout The Bush Birds Recently included on the notables list for the CBCA (Children's Book Council of Australia) 2022 book awards! The Bush Birds ...
View full detailsThe quintessential Aussie bird. Why wouldn't you be crazy about them? Such an icon! Measures 2.5cm wide and 3.5cm tall. Fixes with a butterfly cl...
View full detailsFor all the self professed bird nerds out there, declare your passion to the world! Sure to start many a delightful bird filled conversation. This...
View full detailsThis is a mobile of a superb fairywren, or to be more precise a male superb fairywren. It is made of strong, laser cut, layered plywood and hand pr...
View full detailsThis is a mobile of a Red-tailed Black Cockatoo, or to be more precise a female Red-tailed Black Cockatoo. You can now see the male counterpart HE...
View full detailsLove all corvids or perhaps just Raven mad? This pin depicts an Australian Raven. Measures 2.5cm wide and 3cm tall. Fastens with a butterfly clasp ...
View full detailsBoth The Beach Birds and The Bush Birds books and games. Both books consists of twelve riddles for readers to guess which Australian native bird ...
View full detailsI've been calling myself a bird noticer for quite some time now. At markets people would see my work and ask if I was a bird watcher and I felt I ...
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The fascinating plains wanderer! This female plains wanderer is part of my female of the species collection that I'm making to try and boost the ...
View full detailsWhenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced w...
View full detailsWhenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced ...
View full detailsI don't know if it's true or not, but I've heard black cockatoos are a portent for rain. I do love these stories and how various animals and birds ...
View full detailsAre you crazy about all corvids or just raven mad? This patch has iron on glue on the reverse, however I recommend ironing it in place then sewing...
View full detailsGotta love a gang gang! This patch has iron on glue on the reverse, however I recommend ironing it in place then sewing to secure. Instructions on...
View full detailsI think spotted pardalotes are the jewels of the bird world! They certainly are in my little corner of central Victoria anyway. Why not bejewel y...
View full detailsAdd a touch of Australiana to your gifts with these Australian botanical gift tags. Printed in Australia on recycled card using eco-inks these des...
View full detailsThis rose robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and only has a hint of a rose breast, if at all. Birds are often ...
View full detailsThis red-capped robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, being brown instead of striking black and only has a hint of ...
View full detailsThis white-winged fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart and doesn't have the white wings but she is still a whit...
View full detailsAdd a touch of Australiana to your gifts with these Australian botanical wrapping papers. This design features bottlebrush. Printed in Australia on...
View full detailsAdd a touch of Australiana to your gifts with these Australian botanical wrapping papers. This design features banksia. Printed in Australia on rec...
View full detailsAdd a touch of Australiana to your gifts with these Australian botanical wrapping papers. This design features Australian gum leaves and blossoms. ...
View full detailsI have made this piece in response to a call to artists to create an image of the eastern curlew and send it as a postcard to both Queensland and f...
View full detailsI like pigeons. I like the way they bob their head as they walk. I like that pretty sparkly bit on their necks. Is it green? Is it purple? Oh it'...
View full detailsThis lovely fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and for once, for fairywrens, I think she is the more strikin...
View full detailsThis red-backed fairywren is female: Even though she doesn't have the striking black plumage of the male, nor the red back she is still a red-backe...
View full detailsI met this little superb fairywren down Stevens Lane a few months ago. Stevens Lane is a delightful laneway that runs round the back of our little...
View full detailsOk, this is a niche one! L.B.J.s (Little Brown Jobs, AKA L.B.B.s Little Brown Birds) are notoriously difficult to identify. If you can tell your ...
View full detailsGlossie Black Cockatoos are one of the more threatened species of cockatoo in Australia. They are very particular about what they eat, favouring se...
View full detailsWhen I first made an ibis design a few years ago, my husband (who is not an ibis fan because of an incident when he was five involving a potato ca...
View full detailsAs you leave the house you do your check - phone, wallet, keys. .?. But as every birder knows there's a fourth item....... BINOCULARS! One of the...
View full detailsEveryone loves a fairywren! They were voted Australia's favourite bird many times over. So here's a patch to declare your fandom! This patch has i...
View full detailsMeet and get to know twelve Australian birds found on beaches, estuaries and coastal areas.
Can you name the birds on each page? Read the riddles and lift the flaps to find out!
"I adore this book! It has everything, empathy, information, rhythm and rhyme, playful (and informative) flaps and a dedication to birdlife which I'm sure readers will be sure to imbibe. I certainly did. Thank you so much for the work that you do. We are very pleased and proud to include your book in our collection." Dr Belle Alderman AM, Director, National Centre for Australian Children's Literature, University of Canberra.
I adore this book! It has everything, empathy, information, rhythm and rhyme, playful (and informative) flaps and a dedication to birdlife which I'm sure readers will be sure to imbibe. I certainly did. Thank you so much for the work that you do. We are very pleased and proud to include your book in our collection.
I received my order to day, I am so impressed ... I find your art stirs up feelings that are hard to put into words. The wrapping and presentation of your art is a reflection on the care and detail you take with your creations . I have purchased original art work from other artists, but none have shown the care and detail that you always have , for this I Thank You.
I just wanted to let you know how much I am enjoying your bird books The Bush Birds and The Beach Birds. You capture not only the physical characteristics of the birds, but also their different personalities and movements. I have always loved lift-the flap books too, so that's an added pleasure :-)
Thanks, too, for the care you take in packaging them and sending them.
I had to check my order from yesterday as today I received a lovely little box. I didnt think online shopping could be so super speedy. Not only swift but great packaging, beautifully wrapped and a couple of little touches. Excellent service, delivery and total package.
Thanks, great job!
I'm so excited, my shipment arrived today! All beautifully presented ... You are so talented, your work is exquisite. The flaps [in the children's book] are fabulous! Just superb! This will be a well loved book. Thank you very much.
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My children's books introduce readers to birds found in Australia (12 species in each book) engaging them with riddles or rhymes, and illustrations created using traditional printmaking techniques. Each book also has an accompanying game that helps children continue learning through recognition and repetition.
I make all my original prints by scratching the image into metal (this is called drypoint,) inking them up and running them through my printing press, transfering the image from the plate onto the dampened paper. Each print in the edition has to be inked up individually. I keep my editions small, mainly because I want to get onto the next piece!
Whenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced ...
View full detailsThe fascinating plains wanderer! This female plains wanderer is part of my female of the species collection that I'm making to try and boost the ...
View full detailsWhenever I hear that beautiful slow cry of a yellow-tailed black cockatoo I rush out of my studio to see if I can see them. I always feel graced w...
View full detailsI don't know if it's true or not, but I've heard black cockatoos are a portent for rain. I do love these stories and how various animals and birds ...
View full detailsThis rose robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and only has a hint of a rose breast, if at all. Birds are often ...
View full detailsThis red-capped robin is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, being brown instead of striking black and only has a hint of ...
View full detailsThis white-winged fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart and doesn't have the white wings but she is still a whit...
View full detailsI have made this piece in response to a call to artists to create an image of the eastern curlew and send it as a postcard to both Queensland and f...
View full detailsFrom the archives, back before I had kids and was able to pop into Melbourne for a drawing trip! This dry point etching depicts a quintessential Me...
View full detailsThis lovely fairywren is female: she looks quite different from her male counterpart, and for once, for fairywrens, I think she is the more strikin...
View full detailsThis red-backed fairywren is female: Even though she doesn't have the striking black plumage of the male, nor the red back she is still a red-backe...
View full detailsI met this little superb fairywren down Stevens Lane a few months ago. Stevens Lane is a delightful laneway that runs round the back of our little...
View full detailsTwo little red-browed finches sit on a branch at the beginning of spring. I met this pair a couple of years ago in a fruit tree in my neighbours ga...
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