Wodonga Wrap Up & What's Next

What a whirlwind of a weekend! Last Sunday, I was at the On the Border Community Market in Wodonga. It was a beautiful but windy day, and we had to pack up in a hurry to beat a looming rainstorm. Being Father's Day, there were plenty of people out and about but it was a little quieter on the sales front.

A definite highlight of the day was meeting Breanna, the lucky winner of the market giveaway. I had donated a framed Pup of Tea print, and seeing her excitement when she won was truly the best part of the day. It’s moments like that, connecting with people who genuinely love my art, that make all the hard work worth it.

After the market, I made a quick stop to see family in Wangaratta before a long drive back to Melbourne, getting home around 7:30 p.m. It was a big day! I came home to a queue of online orders, which I've been busy packing and shipping after work.

The Pup Corn mugs have been particularly popular this week —it's been fun seeing them head off to their new homes!

This week has been all about getting ready for the next market. I’m hard at work on my new Ruby illustration, which I'll be sending off to the fabric printer soon for a new batch of tea towels. I'm also putting the final touches on a new website, which is looking gorgeous and almost ready to launch!

See You in Ballarat!
I'm so excited to announce that this Saturday, I'll be heading back to the Ballarat Farmers Market! This is my first market in Ballarat since my winter break, and I can't wait to be back. It’s one of my absolute favourite markets—the atmosphere is amazing, it's dog-friendly, and there's always a greyhound or whippet passing by to say hello.

For this market, I'm bringing a small selection of etched glassware with me as a special treat, so be sure to come by and take a look. I'd love to see you there