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"Jeff Buckley" Colour pencil on Cartridge.	"Jeff Buckley I" Oil on Canvas	"Jeff Buckley II" Oil on Canvas
"Daily Grind" Ink on Cartridge.	"Zebra, Giraffe" Ink and charcoal on cartridge.	"Head" Acrylic on Board.
"Giraffe" Ink on Cartridge	"Leaves" Oil print.	"Leaves II" Oil print.
"Lion" Graphite on Cartridge	"Lisa and Emmy" Oil on Board.	"Back" Charcoal on Cartridge
"Nude" Graphite on Cartridge	"Orang Queen" Ink on Cartridge	"Orang Queen: Pensive" Graphic Art
"Orang Queen in Repose" Charcoal on Cartridge	"Orang Queen II" Charcoal on Cartridge	"Scotty Boy" Acrylic on Cartridge
"Scotty" Lino Print.	"Self Portrait" Pencil on Cartridge	"Self Portrait II" Oils on Acrylic Paper.
"Shiloh" Oil on Board	"Snow Leopard" Oil on Board	"Snow Leopard II" Oil on Board
"Tina" Graphite on Cartridge	"Victor as Jesus" Graphite on Cartridge	"When Will Thou Save the People?" Graphite on Cartridge

Leaves + Leaves II: Both these works were printed in a press, (I don't know the name I've forgotten what kind) with an oil based really chunky paint. The turps fumes got to my memory during that time in art school (five hours solid painting and inhaling three or four days a week does get to you) so I've plum forgot the names of things in the process.

Orang Queen Series: This woman ( I call her woman because she is so close to we humans it is eery) was a total hoot! I drew her at the Perth Zoo, and it was obvious she knew what an artist was, because as soon as she spotted the drawing pad she was over and posing! She was a fabulous model, and those in the Perth Metro area who like drawing animals and stuff - go see her! It's like she's a paid nude model!! (seriously!!). I fell in love with her, she was a real lady, so regal and proud and vain. Like me ;)

Snow Leopard Series: I liked these ones, because the leopard looks so much like my cat Lenny. It was a stuffed leopard, and when it was in the school the poor thing was subject to having empty dine cans placed in front of it and other such domestic cat props, as well as being talked to a lot. We had a lot of fun with it, and I really enjoyed the opportunity to draw it. It was hard putting life into a dead animal, and I hope I've achieved it.

Victor as Jesus Series: I totally loved Victor Garber in "Godspell" as well as a few other movies, but Godspell really inspired me. He has the most angelic face in his youth, and because of his beautiful face bone structure it makes for really juicy art. That and he's aged terrificly over the years!