No.73 in my series of short stories. The Local Grocer The Local Grocer. One of 3 in this series. I am describing this painting that holds deep personal significance to me, capturing memories of my childhood. I am trying to vividly capture a transformative period in Perth's history, shaped by the industrious efforts of multicultural migrant families. Their contribution is more than just agricultural it ads significantly to the cultural and economic fabric of the regions,

Me and My Red Dog on Roy Hill Station trying to get him onto the back tray of our Landcruiser.

No.32. in my series of short stories. The Beverley Skurulis Art Gallery is a renowned artistic hub where the art on display has been...

Roy Hill Station is one of Australia's major resource-based operations, currently producing 60Million tonnes per annum of iron ore for international markets from the low phosphorus Marra Mamba iron ore deposit.

The Whim Creek Pub is an iconic Western Australian outback Hotel.

No.2 in my series of short stories It's bloody hot out here. No. 1356. It's bloody hot out here. Arriving late in the day at Sylvania Cattle Station in the Pilbara area of Western Australia and finding that this vast piece of desert was owned by my estranged mothers cousin. We were gold prospecting. Besides the gold we managed to extract from this rock hard earth, and not realising at the time that I was storing memories for my future paintings. I love to depict place