Catherine Campbell

This is Jane. Yes, In my mind she did begin as Jane Eyre but as you can see, she seems to have taken on a life of her own!

** I am planning on having quite a large shop update early next week... lots of new prints and hopefully a few little originals, so please keep a look out if you're interested.

Amazing embroidered Penguin book covers by Jillian Tamaki.

Here are some pictures of my show. It's open for one more week if you still want to have a look!

Tuesday - Friday 11 - 6
Saturday 12 - 5

Kick Gallery
4 Peel Street
Collingwood 

I had a great day walking around the Finders Keepers market today, of course I forgot to take my camera so had to take some photos with my phone. This is the piece I did for the Leeloo show Drawn From Fashion (on the right, Courtney Brims' piece is the one on the left), mine was based on the image above from the Obus show at the 2010 L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival.

The lovely Dawn Tan has let me pinch some of her Finders Keepers photos which is very nice of her. So here is a bit more of the action...

Thank you Dawn!

The Finders Keepers market is on this weekend and one of my favourite people has a stall that you should definitely visit. Cat Rabbit! She has been busy making wonderful creations as you can see above.

I just went and said hello to Angela and Renee and they were busy hanging the Leeloo show, it looks like it's going to be beautiful.

Also, go visit the Frankie stall were they will be selling big art prints (including one of my pictures) with all proceeds donated to the Red Cross to help with the floods, Japan and Christchurch. Definitely a good thing!

It's going to be great.

This is amazing (and brave).

The Leeloo show Drawn From Fashion opens this weekend at the Melbourne Finders Keepers market. I can't show you my full piece just yet so here is a tiny sneak peek.

Artists include Bec Winnel, Courtney Brims, Kelly Smith, Lauren Carney and Sarah McNeil... plus many more!

The show is running Saturday 26 March and Sunday 27 March, 10 - 5pm, at Shed 4 Docklands, Melbourne.

Imagine all the exciting things that might be happening on the inside of Brandi Strickland's head. I like these a lot.

My show has officially opened! Here is another picture, this is Sarah from The French Lieutenant's Woman.

p.s. Thank you to everyone who bought prints from me on Friday, much needed money has now been sent to the Red Cross Japan Disaster Appeal. Thank you, thank you.

Today all money raised from print sales in my shop will be donated to the Red Cross Japan Disaster Appeal.

If you have had your eye on something for a while, today would be an ace day to buy it.

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Thank you.