I had the pleasure of designing and illustrating this youth co-created game by Curious Climate Schools, who are working to use gamification to empower young people on Climate Change.

Photos and field drawings from a two week trip to Kakadu National Park with CSIRO’s Natural Environment Science Program (NESP). I’m working with NESP and UTAS Climate Communicators to illustrate a community facing booklet version of their 10 year Climate Change Adaptations Strategy for the park. My art will serve as an education material for Traditional Owners and Park Rangers on Country.

I loved the childlike sense of scale in Mexico City - the gods with their immensity and larger than life animalística. Thick, strong women curled up with mere humans barely reaching foot high, they took up space. They walked naked and unafraid. Part stone, part temple, worshipped and enamoured. Respected. Why would a woman apologize for who she is? Why would she starve herself or starve her satiation? Why would she smother her sensuality? Or subdue her sexuality? These are her magic powers. She is immense. 

In connection with the murals I've created at the National Museum of Australia for their exhibition titled "Riding the Olympic Wave; Breakthrough Sports", I'll be running school holiday programs at the National Museum of Australia during the July mid semester break.