Return to Huldra’s Woods

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This project, which I did the styling for, is the progression of a collaboration with amazing Photographer Carine Thevenau. The Still Life and protrait images were created for her debut solo exhibition “Return to Huldra’s Woods” which ran at the Edmund Pearce Gallery in Melbourne February 2013. Through the floral styling I created a visual exploration of Scandinavian folklore, with a few gritty and exotic twists.

Carine also has these beautiful prints for sale here xx

 

New Mural for Love, Tilly Devine – Process

 

 

I’m getting into the swing of 2013 with a fresh mural for Love, Tilly Devine! This mural is based on simple black and white sketches of Orchids, Roses and Passion Fruit flowers from mum’s garden and some oddities discovered in a Victorian Botanical illustration book. My lovely friend Carine popped down to the bar the other day as I was working on the mural and took these great photos for me.

Photography by the lovely Carine Thevenau

 

Stripey Floral

 

Little illustration done for Mambo x

New Illustration – George the fish

 

Huldras Wood

 

 

 

 

 

 

Image_ Carine Thevenau
Styling/Props_ Adriana Picker & Jasmine Noir (Gala Curios).
Makeup – Molly Oakfield
Model_ Carly Taylor @ Chic

Fashion Editorial for Sometimes Magazine: A collection of conversations of fashion, art and contemporary culture. Taking inspiration from Scandinavian folklore Jasmine and I used foraged Flowers and leaves in lush tones of purple and red to channel a seductive forest creature.

 

Mike Bennie

 

 

Business cards I have designed for good friend and talented wine writer Mike Bennie. I felt Mike’s bold and gregarious personality was well matched by my custom 3d type.

Land Ahoy!

 

 

Custom hand-painted logo for Redfern’s latest bar with a light nuatical theme!

 

Little house on the Hairy

 

 

 

This week I customised a Bicycle Helmet for the Bike Babes exhibition at the Wall in Kings Cross on Wednesday the 8th. Lucky for me the brief we were given mentioned nothing about function! I don’t think this would be a very effective safety device any longer.

 

Pony Painting #2

Art Direction _ Adriana Picker

Photographer_Carine Thevenau

 

P is for Personal

An exercise in overt ornamentation and the first time I have picked up my pen to do any work for myself in a very long time!