When you go to art exhibitions do you ever dream of which artwork you would take home if you could? We do!

I tried a new ‘air frame’ idea for needle-felting, but it didn’t work, but maybe our collective brainpower can solve my problem!

I had the pleasure of meeting Bev Moon, fibre artist, at the Aotearoa Art Fair 2025.

Of all the steps in my needle-felted painting process, this is one of my favourites!

A recent commission, Sheep on a Thousand Hills III, brought the rewarding challenge of recreating a previous work in a larger size.

A special moment with the Art of Us crew at Sara Langdon’s exhibition opening. These wahine toa are more than fellow artists – they’re my creative support system, my catch-net, and my joy.

Painting my first mural was tougher than expected – 7 hours on a bumpy wall left me sore! Huge respect for mural artists.

Cracks and flaws can be made beautiful - it's all in your perspective.

‘Yarn bombing’, ‘yarn storming’, ‘guerrilla knitting’ or ‘urban knitting’. Is it art? What do you think?

Who needs real roses when you can make your own?

Creative inspiration, conversation and food with the Art of Us crew.

Get creative in your studio! Repurpose, upcycle, or DIY solutions instead of buying expensive gear. Rethink what you already have.

A great example of how Morris & James Pottery uses their core product to convey their brand information.

Gratitude isn’t just a feeling, it’s a powerful tool for growth. Discover the unexpected blessings of 2024.

Check out my fibre artworks on display in the virtual world!

My face-painting job at our Christmas BBQ is now complete. I had to laugh at the challenges thrown my way!

This weekend’s sewing challenge was a market apron – perfect for craft fairs or DIY projects.

Artpreneur Monthly Challenge for December: Reflect on your 2024 achievements to fuel confidence and ambition for 2025.

Discover the significance of the red dot in the art world – a symbol of success, connection, and celebration for artists and their sold work

‘Bushman’s Friend – Pīwakawaka II’ – my latest fibre painting takes flight.