This weekend I am having a mini-exhibition at the studio's with the talented Luka. She loves drawing koalas too! The exhibition is on at the back studio at 453 Brighton Rd from 4 - 7pm, but I will be there from 11am if you can't make it to the officialness.  I will be forging free artistic drivers licences and passports to the destination of your choice.

The Post Office inside Pasadena Foodlands and Hilton Plaza Post Office now have displays of my entire range of cards. Another new stockist is Studio Lingo at Prospect.

Earlier this year one of my Uncles passed away. He used to ring us everyday and tell us jokes.  I have been working on a series of drawings of some of his inventions. The Drill Blender as you may have worked out is made by sticking a blender blade in the end of a drill from cash converters. Apparently they made great milk shakes.

The Five Senses of Love, a book by that I illustrated has won the Bronze Award in the Picture Book category at the 2011 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. Also rather exciting is while I was painting a portrait last week my friend drew a picture of me, she even put in all my paints that were on the table. 

Honestly I don't take illicit substances I just like painting multicoloured rabbits. I think that rabbits are far too bouncy and happy to be beige. These rabbits are hopping off to Out of the Cot for a visit.

Sian and her Sleep sheep were on television the other day. The Eleventh Sheep was read on Wurrawhy. A channel 10 children's show here in Australia.  My favourite TV show at the moment is actually a British children's show Big Babies.

I had an industrious afternoon with a friend I went to school with. We made these paper beads from colourful pages in magazine. They are kind of what kids make at kindergarten.

Last year I was part of an exhibition with ceramics Tamara Hahn. I exhibited the pages of a little artist book. I drew on wall paper samples a wordless story about an old caravan who takes it's self on a holiday.

I have a new studio at Cabin 453 Brighton Road, where I have been drawing like a maniac.  It is really inspiring place to work because there are quite a few of us painting away.  Helen Nieuwendijk who runs the gallery and fantastic art classes for children and adults has created this window display.  I'm there most days but if you want to pop in and say hi just give me a call to check I 'm not at the art supply shop or pestering chickens for research sketches for my next project.

Why are there little ponies with their own little string of bunting? Because it is a cabin and when you live in the wild west you tie your horse up outside the cabin before you come in.