Chloe, our three year old Staffy cross recently had a knee operation. She is a gentle affectionate dog with a sweet nature. The vet wrapped ...

Just finished my latest tertiary qualification as well as working fulltime and volunteering for different not-for-profits, I needed to rel...

I do a lot of creative projects including  'serious art' using water colours,pencils or oil paints in the more conservative manner. ...

As I mentioned in my first post for 2015 I am participating in the Creative Every Day  (CED) challenge.  The January 2015 theme is 'Lo...

It was raining a couple of days ago, and as I stood at the train station near home waiting for my husband ot pick me up, I saw two wet c...

Ephemera can be defined as collectible paper objects that were originally meant to be transient in nature, (such as movie posters, postc...

I have just found an amazing website  about an artistic, creative project called the "Documented Life ".  Each week you are p...

Today's illustration is brought to you by the talented Poppy Fyfe, a young artist from Brisbane. She sent me this cool drawing last we...

I have been working on illustrations on which to base a new range of pendant jewellery and tote bags. I use thick cartridge and Indian ink a...

One of my goals for 2014 is to be more active in promoting and supporting cottage industry, small family businesses, arts and crafts, an...

Up to H in my alphabet challenge blogs, and today's post is about Happily Handmade items, beautiful things made by clever artists. Bead...

Blog post brought to you by the letter C as part of my Alphabet blog challenge. My Mother taught me how to crochet when i was about fo...

Dear Batlings, Today's missive may be nothing more than a feverish rant, but i do believe it has some merit: say no to mass produced ta...

Today's blog is a feature on that amazing Steampunk artisan Kim, from the etsy store Sassysteampunk . First things first: what is St...

Yes I know, I have blogged about them before, but these things fascinate me. They are art miniatures without all that formal arty constraint...

I have just started doing quick 'art' pieces on thick cartridge cardstock that is 2.5" * 3.5", similar to the size of col...