Sponthanaeity

Just a few remaining!

Ahead of Slowmade Market tomorrow (indoors with air con and fans thank goodness) here are a few of my limited edition etchings and lino prints that are about to run out ... Just in case you're interested, and this is my last market for the year.

Dancer 1 Tetra etching: 4 remaining, no more can be made

Dancer 2 Tetra etching: 2 remaining, no more can be made

Ladder Card: 2 remaining

Olive Branch: 5 remaining, end of edition

Musical Mystery Bundle: 3 remaining

Bookmarks: just a gold coin (eft payment is fine) to fund a little sole trader end of year celebration (aiming for a nice meal and a nice plant pot 😅)

Agapanthus Zine: limited stock on hand, may prove popular tomorrow... I'm also just really proud of this zine!

Let me know in the comments if you're planning a trip to this fabulous locally made market this Saturday!

Time for my last market of 2025 this Saturday, and I'm so happy for it to be Slowmade Market - such a wonderful market championing locally made!

After a busy week of markets, there are a few designs at the end of their limited edition, including the 'Olive Branch' lino pictured here (5 left), and my Tetra etching ladies (2 and 4 left of the remaining designs)

This Saturday's market is indoors, with aircon and ceiling fans, so don't worry about the forecast!

You'll find me at stall 3, just to the left of the market entrance, with mthreeidea as my table neighbour 🧵

Market list ✨

My remaining events for 2025 + an extra one this Friday!

Bonus market:
Friday, Dec 5
Sir Charles Gairdner Christmas Market
For staff and hospital visitors
11am - 3pm

December 6 The Provedores Market
December 7 Super Market
December 9 Kyilla Community Farmers Market
December 13 Slowmade Market

Support WA made at Made on the Left this weekend!

It's Made on the Left this Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm in Esplanade Park, Fremantle - come and enjoy the work of local artists, craftspeople, bakers, brewers, and more all in one place - there's a great range of food and coffee vans on site too to make a day of it.

I'm genuinely looking forward to shopping here myself, with my favourite cider, chutney, and candle stalls all in one place this weekend!

You'll find mthreeidea and I set up in a corner stall both days.

Introducing the first of two new lino prints making their debut at Supanova Comic Con & Gaming Perth this weekend...

'The Dryad'

The next in my Greek myth series, and designed to texturally mirror 'The Siren'. She's a two block lino print featuring a lustrous leaf motif in traditional gold ink. I'll have the first 14 of this limited edition at the stall this weekend.*

My stall is number 79. Look for a corner stall close to the West Lodge Doctor Who fan club set up ... Or look for a corner stall with the tall timber ladder (I'll share an actual map soon).
To a big event like this, I recommend bringing some gold coins and cash in case of card reader outages and to save on fees ... and also because I'll have some new gold coin bookmarks in my coffee fund barrel ☕

*For those not at Supanova, you'll find me here over the next few weeks:

Sunday, July 6 Perth Hills Artisan Markets in Mundaring Arena (free event)

Sunday, July 13 Perth Comic Arts Festival in the State Library of WA (Free event)

Thank you to everyone who made my first Tokyo Alley a great experience!

There's always that trepidation when trying a new event, but the Tokyo Alley crowd just reinforced why I enjoy the local convention scene - lots of talks about art history and practice in amongst the geeky fan chats.

If you're new to my work, thank you for joining the journey, and if you've been following a while, thank you for your continued engagement and support!

I'm looking forward to the challenge of having some new work ready for Supanova Perth in June and Perth Comic Arts Festival in July to entice you all back to the stall for a gander 🪿

The first hand painted brooches of the year, and a special birthday gift commission using reference photos of the recipient's original copy!
I loved putting in the little dust jacket tears and dented corner - a well worn and read book is so much more interesting than a pristine one to me.
This was framed up as a set, and very happily received the other day.