The Colour

Barron Falls in Kuranda National Park, Cairns.

James Lillis makes leggings and other things, but mainly leggings. His new bodysuits are awesome.

Pen, ink and gold paint pen work of Melbourne-based illustrator Unicorns and Lungfish.

A meerkat chillin’ in the sun at Adelaide Zoo.

The traditional tourist shot at the Opera House takes on an arts and crafts feel with some weaving.

Landscape etching of the Blue Mountains, printed in orange ink!

An amazing sunset at my local, Brighton Beach, South Australia.

Latest painting from Port Macquarie artist Sam Clark.

New drawings from Sydney based illustrator, Barry P.

Silverchair’s frontman Daniel Johns captured in a fittingly mythical pose.

Digital visual art exhibition. Artist submissions open now.

Tristan Tait’s latest works explore the city streetscapes of Melbourne.

Get a taste of Melbourne’s elite dancers with Chunky Move’s winter dance workshops.

New illustration, 2010.

Guineafowl are playing the first three Friday nights in July at the OAF Gallery Bar. For free.

Australian designed bags made from tropical Hawaiian upholstery fabric.

A compilation of comics that will be published into a graphic novel sometime in the near future.

Exhibiting Melbourne artist working in many mediums.

WATL is a Melbourne-based fashion label due to release its first range, Following Smoke, in August.

Four Eyes logo design at Operation: Everyday.

New Melbourne indie supergroup release their debut single ‘I Knew That I Loved You’.

Pastry chef Philippa Sibley’s tiny cones topped with candied rose petals at St Kilda’s Il Fornaio.

The Bedroom Philosopher takes on the indie scene in his hit song Northcote (So Hungover).

Australian fashion illustrator Pippa McManus creating two giant wall murals inside the store.

Amazing design work from Kiwi/Aussie designer Jeffrey Docherty.

Melbourne-photographer Nick Delany’s portfolio is full of ‘urban landscape, architecture and interiors’.

Fresh interview with fashion illustrator Sandra Suy.

Fabulous bridal collection by Matthew Williamson.

Interview with Australian illustrator Maryanne Oliver.

Bondi Goes on Sale.