When I think of Georgie Daphne’s work I cannot help but smile. Her designs are full of bright bold colour and hand painted botanicals that are beautiful and fun. Originally from Western Australia, Georgie made a move to Melbourne 18 years ago to study textile design at RMIT (fun fact – I studied with Georgie… Read More
I have been wanting to publish today’s post on Jason Smith Photography for months now. It has literally been MONTHS since I contacted Jason to see if he wanted to be featured on Lilt Blog, and it’s taken me MONTHS to finally write, edit and publish today’s post. Unfortunately 2018 was a bit of a… Read More
When I first came across Zoe Kimpton’s work on Instagram I was blown away by the quirky and whimsical imagery of her ‘They and Theirs’ photography series. A selection of character portraits featuring a surreal mix of people and objects, perfectly styled together in a dreamy palette of pastel hues. Share
Today has got to be one of the ‘Artist Profile’ posts that I have been looking forward to featuring the most since I started Lilt Blog nearly 5 years ago. That is because today I get to interview Jayne Branchflower. A good friend of mine who, not only did I study textile design with at RMIT, but who… Read More
Today I am so happy to introduce you all to paper cut artist extraordinaire, Claire Cassidy from Studio Flos. Share
Today I would like to share with you the work of Melbourne Artist Amy Wright who I met several years ago when she was teaching at RMIT University. Amy is one of those multitalented, hardworking folk who I love to stalk on Instagram, as she provides me with endless sources of inspiration on all things art, design,… Read More
I swear the first time I saw one of Liz Payne’s artworks my heart started beating a little faster. I mean really… big, bright patterns in the most amazing array of colours and hand embellishment with yarn, beads and sequins. I was in heaven! It’s the perfect mix of textiles and art. Share
It’s kind of weird running a blog sometimes, shooting out emails to people I’ve never met, and essentially communicating and getting to know someone from behind a computer screen. Share
Under the pseudonym Auf Wiedersehen, illustrator Jacqueline Smith creates quaint artworks of shy girls & tiny landscapes in her Melbourne studio. Share
We haven’t had an Artist Profile on LiLT Blog for quite a while now, so I am so excited to feature the work of Merci Perci as our first artist for 2015. The woman behind the colourful and inspiring Merci Perci artworks is Claire Jackett, who after being made redundant from her job in the fashion industry over… Read More
