My family loved seeing my old attempts of Paul McCartney in my portfolio (see examples below) so Maia challenged me to do another one.  It was strange at first, here me, a grown woman, re-visiting that obsessional phase Read More

I was revisiting those difficult adolescent years where with just pencils I could focus on details and draw that which was important to me and forget the world outside. Kiva brings such a smile to my face when I’m feeling down. Read More

I kept thinking back to my old portfolio that I'd brought back with me from England. I just wanted to draw what I loved, just like I did in the old days. I looked at Oliver (Ollie) asleep on the sofa. He makes me so happy at times of stress Read More

This speaks for itself. I draw for the love of it. I remember just sitting one evening with pen and paper in front of the television, just drawing what I love. Read More

I painted this as a farewell gift and "thank you" for my children's primary school Mount Sinai College when my youngest daughter, Maia, graduated. Read More

It was 2011 when a good friend asked me to paint a mural for his new paediatric clinic, Sydney Children’s Clinic in Woollahra. Then in 2015 the clinic moved to new premises in Bondi Junction.  Problem was the mural - how would they take it with them?  Read More

It was at this time I turned my hand to cartoons mainly, bringing out my sense of humour but not always. Art was, just as it is today, my outlet, voice, way of controlling my world. Living in London, I didn’t feel safe. Read More

In 1989 I went to Israel to work on a kibbutz for a few months. Kibbutz Kfar Hanassi up in the Galil, near the artist community around Safed and Rosh Pinah.Read More

This garden seat features quite strongly in my memories of our garden growing up as do the poppies. This is just as I remember our garden to be. Read More