This artwork maintains my usual touch of fantasy but is one of my first pieces with lineless realism. The artwork is closely related to the godly figure of women and their identity, as well...

This poem reflects a timeless theme of humanity: death. The poem may appear grim, but it documents the internal monologue of a person coming to terms with the death of their loved one in...

Pressure. That's all I feel around me. From within my heartbeat shakes me. I push through and I open my eyes. Emptiness is all I see. Was I dead? No- I'm just in the...

Disclaimer: Now, I know what you might be thinking… “Politics sucks, it’s so boring! I couldn’t even care less…” Indeed, Australian politicians live so out of touch with nature and the general public, that...

Across the afternoon of Tuesday the 26th and the morning of Wednesday the 27th of April candidates from Dawson (Liberal: Andrew Willcox; Labour: Shane Hamilton; Greens: Paula Creen; One Nation: Julie Hall), Herbert (Liberal:...

This article aims to provide the basics for students who may not have experienced an election, those who want a refresher or simply feel overwhelmed by politics. The upcoming Federal Election will be held on...

‘Sandwich’ is one of my more colourful, random and abstract pieces. The pen I used did not vary in width, and as a result, I had to rely on pen strokes rather than the...

The following is a segment of Josh’s novel, The True Heir, which he has been working on throughout his degree.  Part 1 is available here.  II.               Elayna My horse lessons...