Journal

From Paint to Textile Print

Creating a textile print collection from scratch can be a long creative process. First, there's...

Intended for use in the foyers of the Sydney Opera House, the 'New Angle' sofa was manufactured in 1967-68 by...

Every print references an aspect of Australian flora, fauna, history or the unique antipodean landscape.

There’s no denying the humble Aussie Kookaburra can screech, squawk and laugh more than a hen’s party.

More recognisable than most Australian icons, including ‘Our Bridge’ and the Sydney Opera House, the fuzzy Koala is the most represented Australia...

Good enough to eat. As any koala will tell you, the Eucalyptus not only looks good but tastes good too.

Good enough to sleep in? Prickly on the outside, sweet on the inside, Pineapples are a significant piece of Australian fruit culture.

The New Zealanders have their needle-nosed kiwi, the Chinese have the panda, the Americans have their eagle and the Canadians have their buck-toot...

Derived from the sixteenth century, Thomas Moore book, Utopia, the word itself describes the perfect state or ideal society.