WHO AM I?

After receiving my first art award at the age of six, I was determined and destined to be an artist.

My artistic talent was nurtured during my adolescent years, encouraged throughout my senior years at Ipswich Girls' Grammar School and, finally, developed and realised in more recent years.

Always having a keen interest in interior design, home decorating and the fine arts, I went on to further my education at the University of Southern Queensland, undertaking a degree in Visual Arts. It was here where I experimented with many mediums in the arts and gained a vast variety of skills pertinent to any professional artist.

After completing my degree in 1996 I was invited to apply for a position in the Queensland Potter's Association Co-Op Workshop for 1997. All ceramic graduates throughout Queensland were invited to apply. My application was successful and I took up my place in the studio (located in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane). During my stay I worked along side Antony Brink (Workshop Coordinator) and utilised my stay to further develop my ceramic practices.

More recently, I was elected on the committee for the Regional Arts Development Fund within the Ipswich City Council. I am also opening a Cafe/Gallery called the Marburg Artists' Hub early in the new year. My hobbies include singing, songwriting and playing guitar.

Throughout my folio I demonstrate a diversity of trained skills in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography and ceramics.

I hope you enjoy my website and I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards