Big thanks to Erskineville Newsagency for stocking my new card range! The full set of new Inner-West cards are now available!

Today I was invited to talk to the young students of Australia Street Infants School in Newtown, where they are learning about local environments. We talked about drawing buildings and did lots of colouring-in. Thanks for having me, Australia Street.

An art exhibition presented by the Save our Sirius Foundation. Celebrating Sydney's Sirius building and its residents.

I have an illustration in the exhibition, which opened last night at the National Trust Gallery in Sydney, and feel honoured that the architect of the Sirius building, Mr Tao Gofers, bought my print!

Click here for exhibition and gallery details.

I recently had the pleasure of collaborating with Lloyd Gledhill of Webcam Sydney.

I was asked if I could illustrate the iconic scene of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline - the spectacular view from the live webcam in Kirribilli.

It was quite a challenging illustration at times, but so enjoyable to do - and I'm really pleased with the final result.

To see the illustration come to life, go to the live webcam at www.webcamsydney.com

Suncorp Bank have recently moved into the old Newtown Post Office building on King Street. They have teamed-up with Newtown's Blue Dog Posters to display some local artwork in the windows. I'm thrilled to have my illustrations included. The top row features my prints of the Erskineville Hotel, the old Newtown Post Office, The Wedge and Kelly's on King.

Huge thanks to Minuteman Press in Alexandria for doing such a great job printing my calendar. It's a lot of work to put this together - and I'm thrilled with the result.

Thanks to Jetstar magazine - this month's issue features a page about shopping in Newtown - with a mention of my cards!

I am very excited to announce that I will be exhibiting a selection of prints inside one of the buildings I've illustrated! The Towers Antiques building on King Street is now home to Bloodworth Bellamy - a fantastically quirky antiques store that suits the space perfectly. Bloodworth Bellamy regularly exhibit works from local artists - and as of Thursday 5th May, a selection of my prints will be framed and on their walls for five weeks.

I was thrilled to be asked to participate in the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre's Friday Night Vibes event. A vibrant community night market with live music held on Friday nights over eight weeks. It was great to be part of such a fun, community event.

I was fortunate to spend some time in the UK over December and January - visiting friends and family. This beautiful house in Dulwich Village, South-East London, belongs to my good friends. So much character. I love the curved upstairs windows and the stained glass.

Very excited to be featured in Marrickville Council's Art Post blog this month.

The story of my collaboration with Marrickville company Two Providores, has made the local paper!

Had a great day at the Humans of Newtown event this month. A really good turn-out and met so many lovely locals. Also managed to sell a few calendars!

Little City has teamed-up with local artisan food company, Two Providores and the illustration is truck-sized! I would never have imagined I would see my work being driven around town on a fleet of trucks. They look awesome and I get such a buzz when I see one drive by.

This popped up on my Facebook page - a new website featuring all things Inner-West with an article about Little City! Thanks SpamLance.

One of my prints has made it to the window of Blue Dog Posters in Newtown! The actual building that I illustrated is reflected in the glass.