New Artwork

He didn't get his name by accident. The Pied Heron was formally described by the ornithologist John Gould in 1845 — from Port Essington, right here in the Northern Territory. He's not just a Top End bird. He's the Top End's own, carrying his...

The Straw-necked Ibis has a reputation problem that she absolutely does not deserve. Stand one in good NT light and watch what happens to those neck feathers — electric green, deep purple, burnished bronze, all shifting at once. There's nothing ordinary about this bird....

She knows. She absolutely knows. A Galah who has never once questioned her own magnificence — and why would she? All rose-pink and white, with a crest she deploys at full volume and an expression that suggests she finds your admiration entirely appropriate. The...

Dorrie is unflinching — head tilted, one eye locked on you, that wild crest of feathers caught mid-toss. The palette leans into cobalt and indigo rather than the expected browns and greys, with ink-black washes pooling into her crown and flicks of loose spatter...

The Azure Kingfisher is one of those birds that makes you question your own eyesight — a streak of electric blue and burnt gold, and just like that, breakfast is over and he's vanished.This one was inspired by the brilliant work of local wildlife...

There's a moment with a Sea Eagle where you realise the looking is entirely one-sided — you think you're watching it, and then that eye lands on you and you understand you've had it backwards the whole time. I painted this one after being...