This original linocut print captures the iconic New Holland Honeyeater perched among Australian native plants. Known for their striking yellow wing patches and energetic nature, these birds are a favourite in gardens across Melbourne and beyond.
I created this piece to celebrate the intricate interplay of line and texture. By using traditional relief printing techniques, I’ve contrasted the sharp, needle-like leaves of the native flora with the soft, dappled feathers of the honeyeater. The result is a bold, hand-printed work of art that brings the spirit of the Australian bush indoors.
I am a Melbourne-based illustrator and printmaker, and my work is a study of the places and wildlife that define the Australian landscape.
Each limited edition print is the result of a slow, methodical process. I spend countless hours sketching and hand-carving the block before I ever touch the ink. My style is deeply influenced by the "Sōsaku-hanga" (creative print) movement of 20th-century Japan—specifically the work of Un'ichi Hiratsuka—as well as the bold, modernist heritage of Australian legends Margaret Preston and Barbara Hanrahan.
Edition: Rare limited run of only 15 prints, hand-signed and numbered.
Paper: Premium Awagami Bamboo paper (170gsm). Made in Japan from 70% bamboo and 30% recycled pulp, this paper is acid-free, archival, and eco-friendly.
Ink: Professional-grade, sustainable soy-based inks.
Dimensions: 30cm x 40cm (Printed area) | 43cm x 52cm (Total paper size).
Handmade Quality: As these are hand-pulled from the block, each print features unique variations in texture and ink density, ensuring your piece is truly one-of-a-kind.
Artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Dispatch: Your artwork leaves my Melbourne studio within 2–4 business days.
Australia & NZ: Standard shipping is included in the price.
International: AU$10 flat rate added at checkout.
Combined Shipping: If purchasing multiple items, a small $4 fee is added to the total to cover extra packaging.
This original linocut print captures the iconic New Holland Honeyeater perched among Australian native plants. Known for their striking yellow wing patches and energetic nature, these birds are a favourite in gardens across Melbourne and beyond.
I created this piece to celebrate the intricate interplay of line and texture. By using traditional relief printing techniques, I’ve contrasted the sharp, needle-like leaves of the native flora with the soft, dappled feathers of the honeyeater. The result is a bold, hand-printed work of art that brings the spirit of the Australian bush indoors.
I am a Melbourne-based illustrator and printmaker, and my work is a study of the places and wildlife that define the Australian landscape.
Each limited edition print is the result of a slow, methodical process. I spend countless hours sketching and hand-carving the block before I ever touch the ink. My style is deeply influenced by the "Sōsaku-hanga" (creative print) movement of 20th-century Japan—specifically the work of Un'ichi Hiratsuka—as well as the bold, modernist heritage of Australian legends Margaret Preston and Barbara Hanrahan.
Edition: Rare limited run of only 15 prints, hand-signed and numbered.
Paper: Premium Awagami Bamboo paper (170gsm). Made in Japan from 70% bamboo and 30% recycled pulp, this paper is acid-free, archival, and eco-friendly.
Ink: Professional-grade, sustainable soy-based inks.
Dimensions: 30cm x 40cm (Printed area) | 43cm x 52cm (Total paper size).
Handmade Quality: As these are hand-pulled from the block, each print features unique variations in texture and ink density, ensuring your piece is truly one-of-a-kind.
Artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Dispatch: Your artwork leaves my Melbourne studio within 2–4 business days.
Australia & NZ: Standard shipping is included in the price.
International: AU$10 flat rate added at checkout.
Combined Shipping: If purchasing multiple items, a small $4 fee is added to the total to cover extra packaging.
