Here's a wee sneak peek from last Sunday's fashion shoot.  While I don't want to give too much away before the up coming Outrageous Fashion Show, I am dying to share more images.

This is just a snippet of a fantastic felted headpiece by the very talented Keedah Throssell.

I'm so pleased to have met so many very talented designers/creators over the years and I love having the opportunity to shoot their work.

Mothers Day was spent with two mums and daughters working on documenting just some of the many fabulous wearable art creations by members of the Eurobodalla Fibre Textiles Artists Group for this years Fashion Show.
 
If you have tickets already for OUTRAGEOUS, then you are in for a treat . . .  if you don't have tickets yet, bookings are essential and selling fast so be in!

If you are interested but not able to come to the show, watch this space . . . I will be posting some more photographs from yesterday fantastic fashion shoot later this month.


This years theme is  OUTRAGEOUS - so anything goes!  Included are outfits entitled "Fireworks"  "Gilded Bird"  and   "Bra-ssy" to name just a few.  Put together using mediums of wool, wire, feathers, films, upcycled "treasure" etc etc - the creativity of EFTAG knows no boundaries!

Many thanks to the designers who provided their garments yesterday, to Sue Barford for the use of her studio   also to Monika for her fabulous contribution in the hair and make up department.

Young Molly and Alice were truly great to work with and they amazed me with their change in character with each change of outfit - a great team effort all round!  Thanks everyone, Helen.

Currently I have a solo exhibition of portraits displayed at the Narooma Library on the beautiful south coast of NSW.

The Eurobodalla Shire Council have kindly given me this opportunity to show case my work through  "SPUR" - a free monthly program of exhibitions and floor talks from the regions artists in Batemans Bay, Moruya and Narooma libraries.

- Springboard - Promote - Unveil - Reveal -


A week today it will be my turn to take the floor and I will be talking about the stories behind the portraits on show.

My models are not professional models but everyday woman who are mothers, daughters, students and one portrait, "the Sea Princess" is quite literally the girl next door.  She kindly allowed me to drape her in somewhat slimely seaweed for her Princess Portrait.  She was a very good sport about it I must say, very stoic despite it not being the most comfortable of experiences!  Bravo to you young Jess. 

If you are in the area do pop by the library 5pm Wednesday the 14th of May - if not, I will post some photographs of the exhibition at it's conclusion on May the 23rd.