I was inspired to create this illustration of Taylor Swift in 2023 during the height of her pop cultural dominance. I was lucky enough to see the Eras Tour during the Melbourne leg in early 2024. It was phenomenal; she is incredibly talented.

This illustration was inspired by the surprise appearance of John Farnham at a Celine Dion concert I attended in 2018. Farnham surprised and delighted fans by joining Dion onstage for a You’re The Voice duet. Dion mentioned her love of the song during the set.

This portrait of Leslie Knope was pet project created in 2019. I have been a fan of Parks and Recreation for many years and I had always wanted to draw her. This piece is the result of many hours work done whilst flying home from New York.

Before visiting London for the first time in 2019, I was inspired to create a portrait of a young Princess Diana. I enjoyed being able to reference her early fashion sense with the large, eighties-branded frilled collar.

This digital illustration was created in 2021 to mark the tenth anniversary of the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. Back in 2011, I created this same image in soft pastel for the art shop I was working for at the time. I often like to recreate earlier pieces to see how much I have learned over the years.

During of of the many lockdowns we Melburnians experienced in the covid era, I created this portrait of one of my favourite characters, Kath Day-Knight. Kath and Kim is a classic show that continues to make me laugh. I just love how Jane Turner portrays this “foxy-moron from Fountain Lakes.”

This piece of the Vice-President of the USA, Kamala Harris, was created in 2021 to commemorate her achievement. Harris is the first woman, first black and first Asian American to hold the Vice Presidential office.