Laser Beak Man returns!

Brisbane, get ready! Your one and only Laser Beak Man is back on the scene and you can find him at the Brisbane Power House from the 25th of June until the 7th of July. Tim Sharp’s new exhibition, “Back … Read More

“Quilts 1700-1945” at GOMA

Have you ever taken the time to study the details on the old quilt your great grandmother made 70 years ago? The Gallery of Modern Art has taken a particular interest in the art, culture and history of quilt … Read More

Through my eyes: The Lifeline Bookfest

Walking into the Brisbane Convention Center, breathing in the smell of literature and gazing upon hundreds of thousands of books is not an outing that everyone will appreciate. However, if you’re a lover fiction, non-fiction, science fiction and every … Read More

Brisbane Art Lessons

Oh my, Brisbane! Did you have any idea about how many opportunities it has to offer the aspiring artist? Brisbane City Council is rolling out weekly art lessons in our town. Be assured that you will find an art lesson … Read More

Nicole McBride at The Hideaway

Looking for another arty outing to satisfy the inner artist inside? Make sure you find time to visit Nicole McBride’s new exhibition at The Hideaway. She’ll be exhibiting some of her beautiful from now until June 2nd.

Nicole is a … Read More

Card creation 101

Were you aware that there is a Greeting Card Association?

You probably would if you have ever tried entering into the greeting card industry yourself. You would know that seven billion greeting cards are purchased every year. This adds up … Read More

Party (decoration) Time!

This year I faced the mammoth task of providing my mother with a day, not to be forgotten. This day just happened to amount to be a mile-stone in her life, resulting in a celebration of the days … Read More

May-fever!

The Mayes in May Festival is back on this year at Logan’s oldest residential property.

Sunday the 5th of May (this weekend!) is the day for pig racing, tomato planting, sheep shearing, an animal farm, vintage cars and country … Read More

Let’s face it… PART 2

Some would say that learning from the best is how you master your art. I wouldn’t disagree. So why am I drawing lessons from the worst you ask? Because it is so hilarious. Additionally, it doesn’t take a genius to … Read More

Scanography – The Art of Scanning

Whoever said the office life was a boring one?  Surely that so-and-so never had a close look at the office scanner. Because if they had, I mean, if they seriously checked that machine out, their mind would have blown up … Read More

Albert Street Picnic

Picnic on Albert Street

Walking down Albert Street today, you might have stumbled across URBNE’s Albert Street Picnic. Upon stumbling however, you would have fallen on astro turf, cushions and possibly a giant “Connect Four” game.

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A Little Brisbane History

Brisbane is not the little town it once was. In fact it has grown up into a beautiful, cultural and diverse city with a bit of history to call its own.

The re-opening came after a three year wait. The Brisbane Museum was set-up temporarily on Ann Street but now calls Brisbane City Hall home.

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The Scrapbook Sketches

I may not be the world’s greatest artist, but in my free time, I don’t mind “doodling” (as they put it) in my sketchbook.

Usually by the end of the sketch I’m annoyed about something I screwed up and I … Read More

Easter Art Enthusiasm

It’s Friday, March 29. It’s the best Friday you’ll have all year because, dear readers, it’s Good Friday. If you’re anything like me, you can’t help but participate in the kid’s Easter egg hunt on the sly. My brothers and … Read More