Collections

Paintings that involve, or place a heavy focus on bodies of water

The Tiny Murray Collection

A series of paintings done on small rectangles of gesso-primed cardboard depicting the ‘Bourkes’ campsites on the shore of the Murray river.

  • Portrait of Yaz

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in December 2020

  • Harry Breaks His Boat

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in December 2020

  • City of Tents on Bourke’s 3

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in December 2020

  • Tent Neighborhood

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in April 2021

  • The Rope Swing

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in April 2021

  • Wilson Calendar

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in April 2021

  • Bragg at Sunset

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 11x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted as a commission in April 2021

  • Murray Communion

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 7x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in April 2022

  • Golden Hour Tent Village

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 7x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in April 2022

  • K-Dogs Reading

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 7x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in December 2021

  • The Sea doo-lookin-Malibu

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 8x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in December 2024

  • The Tent with a Better View

    The Tiny Murray Collection | Approx. 8x6cm. Acrylic on Gesso-Primed Cardboard. Painted in December 2024

Straight Lines Collection

An ongoing series of detailed paintings of buildings, cars, and streetscapes.

  • The Light On Gertrude Street

    50.8x60.9cm. Acrylic on Canvas. Originally painted Between August 2021 & January 2022

  • Overcast Over the Labrynth

    60x60cm. Acrylic on Canvas. Originally painted Between January & June 2021

  • Lamp Post Hiding Spot

    20.4x25.4cm. Acrylic on Canvas Panel. Originally painted in April 2022

    “I taught myself how to skateboard during covid, and mostly practiced in a carpark with warm halogen street lights. The reference photo for this painting was taken in the same carpark.”

  • the dog’s waiting for you stop taking photos of the pretty leaves

    30x40.5cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in June 2023

  • Forgot to charge my headphones and now I have to be alone with my thoughts on the way home from work

    30x40.5cm. Originally Painted in June 2023

  • Big Clouds in Little Station

    50.8x60.9cm. Acrylic on canvas. Painted between May & September of 2025.

  • The Picture from The Walk to The Bus to The Shops

    20.5x20.5cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in March 2023

  • The house is empty they’ve all gone swimming

    20.5x20.5cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in January 2023

Imaginary Cowboys

An ongoing series of paintings inspired by the work of Mark Maggiori, depicting horses and cowboys in moments of leisure.

  • The Lonely Navigation

    40×50cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in March 2024

    “This was the first in a series of cowboy paintings wherein the subject matter came from my mind. I taught myself how to draw horses for this painting. I remember making myself motion sick from spinning a horse around in my head. As the painting took shape, the hills slowly began to resemble the Victorian high country, and that setting is now forever linked to this painting for me.”


  • The Stripes Poncho

    40.5x30cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in May 2024

  • Fire's Prettier Than Clouds

    40.6×50.8. Acrylic on Canvas. Painted in April 2024.

    “This painting is an ode to one of my favourite living artists, Mark Maggiori. The beauty of his work is something I attempted to capture in this piece. The cowboy even resembles the artist slightly (though this was accidental)


Literary

An ongoing series of paintings depicting scenes from existing stories and planned works of fiction

  • They've Given Up Trying To Sell The House

    42×29.7cm. Acrylic on Watercolour Paper. Originally painted in May 2023

  • Birth of the Creature, or the Modern Prometheus

    Mary Shelly's Frankenstein Collection 40.6×50.8cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in March 2024

  • Portrait of the Creature

    Mary Shelly's Frankenstein Collection | 30x40cm. Acrylic on canvas. Originally Painted in May 2024

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