On the Night Train
Bush bard Henry Lawson’s tribute to ‘Mother Nature’ illustrates a snatch of early Australian scenery and a love of the landscape.
MORESketches is our journal. Here we trace the lines of place and creative living through thoughtful storytelling, insights and inspiration. It’s an invitation to slow down, take notice and find connection in the natural world.
With advances in medicine and technology, such as vaccines, we often take the basics for granted.
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MOREOriginal Illustrations for Little Obelia and Further Adventures of Ragged Blossom, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, 1921, by May Gibbs. ...
MOREWarning: This story contains the name and images of a deceased Indigenous person. David Dalaithngu’s family has requested he be referred to as Dala...
MOREThe ocean as muse is such great fodder for a creative metaphor here and a brag of artistic skill there. And we’ve always been drawn to the symbolis...
MOREIntroducing our new Interiority series – a mishmash of inspiration drawn from one of Southern Wild Co’s signature fragrances. This week we’re start...
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