Australia's landscapes, wildlife and natural beauty shape so much of Willow's creative journey.
With this same love for the land, Willow holds a deep respect for the rich cultures and enduring connection to Country of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Willow lives and creates, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Always was. Always will be.
Willow is a free spirited almost-11 year old. She's happiest when she's surfing, snorkelling, or out on her stand up paddleboard. At home, when she's not lost in the pages of the Harry Potter series – Willow loves creating art, singing, and playing the guitar and piano.
Willow has a pet budgie called Blu, who loves to share her pancakes. He's always close by – sitting on the guitar neck listening to her play, or playing with her pencils while she draws.
Willow has a deep love for animals, the ocean, and the land – and it shows in every piece she creates. Willow's art is inspired by the natural world around her and the creatures she shares it with.
This whole website started because Willow kept asking her mum for one thing: "Can we open a shop to sell my art?" So instead of waiting, we made it happen.
Willow has had some wonderful achievements in her art journey so far, listed below:
Milestones
Awards & recognition
NRL Design a Jersey 2026
Winner (Age 10)
The NRL's Design a Jersey competition is a nationwide school initiative held during Multicultural Round and Harmony Week, inviting students to create a hand drawn jersey that celebrates cultural diversity.
Willow's winning design featured a snake rising through the golden wattle. Her artwork symbolised staying strong, standing together, and never giving up, earning her the winning entry in the Australia wide competition.
We are currently working to bring this design to life as a custom jersey, to be added to Willow's Signature Collection.
Wild At Art 2024
Second Place- Regional Artist (Age 8)
The Australian Conservation Foundation's Wild At Art competition is Australia's largest wildlife art competition for children, attracting nearly 5,000 entries in 2024.
The initiative encourages young people to raise awareness of Australia's endangered native animals and plants while highlighting the importance of conservation.
For her entry, Willow chose to shine a light on the endangered blue whale. Through her artwork, she hopes to inspire people to protect these incredible marine animals by ending whale hunting and taking better care of our oceans, and our planet.
Nutra Organics
Winner 2024 (age 8) | Winner 2023 (age 7)
Nutra Organics encourages children to express their imagination through fun colouring competitions that celebrate artistic expression.
Willow's vibrant artwork was selected as a winning entry on two separate occasions, recognising her talent and love of art.