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The carvings I do to make lino prints often have paint residue on them and can sometimes look quite attractive. I took a photograph of one and used a section of the photograph to digitally make this pattern. Different items are also now available at Heatherian on Society6.

Xmas Card Design 7 is a monoprint I created using red coloured acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 6 is a monoprint I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 3 is a monoprint I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink. In this version of the card, the hand written "Merry Xmas" is absent.

Xmas Card Design 1 is a monoprint I created using green and gold acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 11 is one in a series of monoprints I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and black paper, I then embellished it with gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 2 is a monoprint I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 10 is one in a series of monoprints I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and black paper, I then embellished it with gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 8 is a monoprint I created using printing inks and acrylics, a gelli plate and then hand decorated with white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 4 is a monoprint I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design31 is a monoprint I created using gold acrylics, a gelli plate and white and gold ink.

Xmas Card Design 5 is a photograph of a card I made using a monoprint I created using acrylics, a gelli plate and hand decorated with white, silver and gold ink.

Because Collagraph Nr 2 featured items taken from the Australian Bush I decided to see how it would look if I digitally overlaid it with my Tribal Elder drawing. This is the result.

Xmas Card Design 9 is a monoprint I created using acrylics and a gelli plate printed onto black paper and then embellished using gold ink. I did a series of 3 similar prints featuring xmas baubles.

Pattern 25 Variation 2

I took one of my acrylic abstracts and digitally played around with it and after some cutting, pasting and re colouring, this is the result. Something really bright guaranteed to be noticed!

Gouache painting of a Emperor Penguin couple huddling together for warmth and love.

Xmas Greetings Card Nr 7

An Aussie Xmas Cartoon

This started its life as a gelli plate print and I digitally turned it into a repeating pattern.

This is another digitally altered version of a photograph I took of an encaustic (wax) painting I did last year.

Minds Eye

Cool urbanwear

This fence post was created using a 2 pastel technique to give a sort of textural effect. Firstly the oil pastel image was applied and then the soft chalk pastels were drawn on top.

A small watercolour in my Australian Landscape series, for those who like something more traditional.

Another little hand pulled monoprint, created using a gelli plate and transparent and semi transparent acrylics acrylics.

I couldn't resist digitally playing around with my original watercolour painting titled "Blooming" to see if I could completely change the look of it and create a colourful pattern. This is one of the results.

This is another little sumi bird that I have been trying to perfect. He is not in traditional black ink, as I ran out and started using blue, which I rather like. I am trying to work up to doing sumi-e Australian animals, but it isn't as easy as I thought it might be - they are deceptively simple looking.

Just a small watercolour undertaken with a limited palette.