Do you ever look through your old magazines and wonder why you used to covet certain things in them? I do; but not in this case. Above and below The Paddington (Sydney) home of Ali Yeldham continues to intrigue me with all of its rich colours and textures. I love the intricate, exotic cushions next to the incredibly simple felt pictogram-like one. And I thought I'd include the photo below just because those beautiful plants and flowers look even more amazing placed behind that orange-red vessel. Vogue Living Australia, December/January 2003.
Below: another sort of striking cushion: a photographic printed one in the home of the super paper product designer Fifi Mandirac. It's such a cosy room too with that sweet little lamp, books and magazines within arm's reach and the tent-like effect of the white cloth draped above.
This blog is both a record of my work and an attempt to contribute to the vast inspiration that thousands of other creative people have given me via the internet.
I worked for many years in the fashion industry, designing prints, textiles and developing products for children. I now work as a freelance illustrator and make a variety of work under my own name. Some of the things that I make can be found in my etsy shop and in galleries and stores around Australia.
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