faq
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Cotton Rag Paper vs Canvas
All prints begin with a professional artwork scan in Adelaide, capturing the colour, detail and character of the original painting. They are then produced using high-quality fine-art printing processes.
Both cotton rag and canvas are beautiful fine-art reproductions of my original paintings, but they have a different look and feel.
Cotton Rag Paper has a beautiful, soft matte finish and a refined fine-art feel. It is framed behind acrylic, so keep in mind that bright rooms or windows opposite the artwork may create reflections.
Canvas has a more tactile, textured surface and is the option that most closely resembles my original paintings, which are painted on canvas and framed in the same way. While it won't have the raised texture of the original paint, the canvas and printed brushwork create a beautiful visual impression of texture.
In short: Choose cotton rag for a refined, traditional fine-art finish, or canvas for a more tactile, painterly look that closely mirrors the original artwork.
LIMITED TO 100
Each artwork is released as a limited edition of just 100 prints.
Once all 100 have been sold, the edition is closed and no further prints will be produced.
Each print is accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity recording its edition number.
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Premium Framing Options
Our standard frames are American Ash and Flooded Gum, chosen for their natural, timeless finish and to complement the earthy feel of my work.
If you'd prefer something different, I also offer a selection of premium custom finishes:
Stained Flooded Gum
White · Native MahoganyStained American Ash
Walnut · BlackPremium framing adds approximately 10% to the standard framing price and takes around one additional week to produce.
All framed prints are made to order in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, and shipped directly to you.
How to order
Premium framing is available by email request.
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Do you take commissions?
I used to take on a lot of commission work and, while I’m incredibly grateful for the role it played in helping me build a career as a full-time artist, I eventually found that working to someone else’s brief could hinder my creativity.
Today, I work primarily as an exhibition artist, creating collections from my own ideas, experiences and connection to the landscape. I generally create and release 2–4 collections each year, allowing the work to evolve organically.
I occasionally take on commissions when the location is relevant to and genuinely interests me within the work I’m already creating. I’m a landscape artist and don’t take on commissions outside of this.
If you have a location in mind that feels like a good fit, I’m always happy to have a conversation. It may be something I can incorporate into a future collection.
One thing to know is that I will also make prints of commissioned paintings. If you’re looking for a completely private, one-off artwork that will never be reproduced, we may not be the right match.
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It’s a wonderful feeling knowing my paintings have found their way into homes all around the world. I feel incredibly lucky to have collectors so far from home, and it’s pretty special knowing the work can travel such a long way from where it was created.
We ship worldwide.
To help keep artwork safe during its journey, all prints and original paintings shipped internationally are sent rolled and carefully packaged. Framed artwork is not currently available for international shipping.
International orders, particularly those to the USA, may be subject to changing tariffs, duties and taxes, which are the responsibility of the customer.
Shipping costs are calculated based on the size and destination of your order, and every piece is carefully packaged for its journey
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Working with other businesses and bringing different creative worlds together is something that really interests me. I love the idea of finding genuine, considered ways for our work and audiences to align.
I’m always open to hearing ideas and exploring what we could create together, whether that’s a creative project, product, event or something completely different.
If you have an idea for how we could work together or align, please send me an email. I’d love to start a conversation.
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As a landscape artist, the natural environment is something I deeply care about. The landscapes I paint are places I feel connected to, and I want to be mindful of how I create and share my work.
I’m always looking for ways to make my practice more thoughtful and sustainable. I choose high-quality materials made to last, use responsibly sourced timbers for framing, and try to minimise unnecessary packaging and waste wherever possible.
My prints are also made to order, rather than produced in large quantities and held as stock. This means each piece is created specifically for its new home and shipped directly to the collector.
I know there is always more I can do, but for me, sustainability is about making considered choices wherever I can and creating artwork that is made to be kept, lived with and loved for many years.
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I want you to absolutely love the artwork and products you bring into your home, so please take a moment to consider your purchase carefully before ordering.
Change of Mind
Prints are made to order, and because of this, we do not accept change of mind returns or refunds. Please make sure you are happy with your chosen artwork, size, finish and framing before placing your order.
Original paintings are also not available for change of mind returns. Each original takes a significant amount of time, energy and care to create, from painting and preparing the work through to photographing, marketing and finding it a new home. Because of the nature of my practice and the limited availability of original works, returns are particularly difficult to accommodate.
For other products, including calendars, tea towels and homewares, we also do not offer change of mind returns.
Damaged or Faulty Items
I want everything you receive to arrive safely and perfectly.
If your order arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect, please contact me within 7 days of receiving your order so I can help resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
Photos of the packaging and damage are greatly appreciated and will help me assess the issue and work with my production and delivery partners to find the best solution.
Depending on the circumstances, I will do my best to arrange a replacement, repair or refund.
Please don't return an item without contacting me first, as I may need to provide instructions or arrange the return.
A Note About Colour & Appearance
Please be aware that colours can vary slightly between screens, devices and the finished printed artwork. Small variations in colour or texture are a normal part of the fine art reproduction process and are not necessarily considered a fault.
For framed works, natural timber has its own variations in grain, colour and character. These are features of natural timber rather than defects.
Delivery & Inspection
Please inspect your order as soon as it arrives. If the outer packaging appears damaged, please photograph it before opening where possible, as this can be helpful when making a claim with the courier.
If an item has been damaged during delivery, please contact me within 7 days with photographs so I can assist you promptly.
Australian Consumer Law
Nothing in this policy is intended to exclude, restrict or modify any rights you may have under the Australian Consumer Law. Where a product does not meet a consumer guarantee, I will provide the remedy required by law.
My aim is always to be fair, reasonable and easy to deal with if something genuinely goes wrong. If there is a problem with your order, please get in touch. Let's chat and I'll do my best to make it right.
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Framed Prints:
Please allow approximately 3–4 weeks for your print to be produced and dispatched.Rolled Prints: 10 days
Original paintings:
Originals are generally dispatched within 2 weeks of an exhibition being uninstalled. This allows me time to carefully prepare and package each painting for its new home.Calendar Preorders (October–November):
Calendars are available for preorder during October and November. Preorders help me understand demand so I can make sure I order enough calendars without unnecessarily overproducing.You’ll see an estimated shipping date when you place your order. Calendars will be posted as soon as they arrive from my manufacturer.
All other products:
Tea towels and other products are generally aimed to be posted within 10 days, unless otherwise specified on the product listing.If you need something by a particular date, please get in touch before ordering and I’ll do my best to help.