Drip Tank Tops

These is Bloody Shoes

Red Star

Just a bit of fun art.

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Smile Thru' Pain

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Sticker pack of 5 different utica designs, make sure you order a large otherwise the individual stickers are too small

It's important to give yourself a reality check every now and then.

Call me Princess

Dripping paint graffiti wall.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

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Psycho Kiddo

Light grey outline EMO

Dark grey outline EMO

Bright coloured paint splats on a black background

Anvil Chorus Swathe of colours no 6 Part of the " art in the rain " series. These pieces were made using ink, rainwater and saturated heavy duty water paper and other dilutents to give the effect of free flowing colours caught in mid flow. Tricky and easy to both under-do or not do enough plus the constant changes brought about by rainfall had to be carefully watched. Yes I did get soaked on many an occasion but it was worth it. Some pieces took minutes, some took literally days of application and reapplication in the achieving a very abstract and colourful outcome. A series of distinct works. Thank you Taken and adapted digitally from a photograph of the original work by the British artist Tony Broadbent these images d...

Melting wave

Dripping my mind out.

This one belongs to a series of three works I did when I was at Monash studying Fine Art. We were asked to do a series of abstract paintings that was in a series of three or more and showed progression over time on a subject matter that we were particularly passionate about. I chose the environment!

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

I did a series of these angled colour splatters while studying at Monash - Fine Art. I was really interested in taking photographs of edges and corners of walls, objects, sculptures and noticing the different colours that merged into a single point. It was very easy to just add play with this interest in illusions, angles and colour.

This one belongs to a series of three works I did when I was at Monash studying Fine Art. We were asked to do a series of abstract paintings that was in a series of three or more and showed progression over time on a subject matter that we were particularly passionate about. I chose the environment!