Some of My Work is Featured Below.

As long as I can remember I had a pencil in my hand, as a child I drew on any piece of paper I could get my hands on. At school I loved art class, I had a wonderfully inspiring art teacher that made me feel like it could be possible to one-day make a living creating my art. So it was official, I had made up my mind I wanted to become an artist when I grow up.
After leaving high school and was accepted into a number of fine art courses at university but instead I chose the Graphic Design course at Randwick Technical College, my theory was I could make a better living (more money) from art in advertising than in fine art. Back then at 20 years of age the lure to be employed and making my own money to buy a car and clothes and art supplies was a big draw card for me then.
That time at tech were simply amazingly exciting for me, the teachers showed me the tricks of the trade and how to improve my skills and knowledge of tools and mediums.
For the next 15 years I worked in advertising for different studios around Sydney, mainly in marketing and promotions, starting from the bottom and working my way up through the ranks to art director.
I left my career in advertising back in the 1990’s and started thinking I wanted to create artwork for myself now. I’ve dabbled in lots of different areas of art, sculpture, print making, stain glass, film making, life drawing, oil and acrylic painting and have settled on water colours. I became interested in this medium as it works well for my style of illustration like painting.