The Colour

Fallen 6, 2008.

From the latest illustration series, Alluvia.

Apologies, 2007-2009.

Work by Sydney-based street artist 2026.

Night Mare by Anna Wili Highfield.

“Mood Swing”. Pencil, biro, ink and gouache on pine wooden box (2010).

BlueScope Steel “Colorbond Garden”. Melbourne Cup Spring Racing Carnival.

Clever bikes ideal for urban riding. Tokyo Bikes recently launched in Surry Hills.

Beautiful studio cabins situated in a lush green meadow. Photography by Nick Hughes.

Apartment extension in Fitzroy that overlooks a public swimming pool.

Beautiful studio cabins situated in a lush green meadow. Photography by Nick Hughes.

Dennis Nona is one of the most important indigenous artists working in Australia today.

Laith works with Bic biro’s concentrating on figures done in a cartoon fashion.

Archival print in an edition of eight.

Watercolour on paper by Jackson Slattery.

C-Type photographs face-mounted on glass in edition of five.

Oil on canvas, 40 x 40cm, bu Australian artist Stefan Dunlop.

Artwork was a part of Australia Now exhibition in London in September 2009.

Limited edition screenprint (edition of 15).

Acrylic and Charcoal on canvas.

Oil and resin on board.

Laith works with Bic biro’s concentrating on figures done in a cartoon fashion.

St James, Sydney. Photo by Nick Hughes.

Designed by Ryan Russell. Photography by Dianna Snape.

Designed by Melbourne based architect Ryan Russell. Photography by Dianna Snape.

Selection of photos taken with an iPhone around City Circle train stations.

Designed by Melbourne based architect, Ryan Rusell. Photography by Dianna Snape.

Photos taken at the recent Life Instyle show.

Mural by artist Jodee Knowles.

Photo taken with iPhone during twilight sailing race.

This iconic image was created in Sydney by using 3,604 coffee cups!

Learning photography: colour of light.

Taken in the backyard, this image was a featured header in my blog.

Art by contemporary still life photographer Marian Drew & a recipe for a berry pie.

Being at the right place at the right time, looking out to Sydney’s Heads.

Graffiti in Hosier Lane off Melbourne’s Flinders Street.