art prints

whether you find solace in a garden, forest, or by the ocean, find a piece of art to remind you of the place or season where you feel most peaceful.

my latest poetry collection:

fleeting as a leaf

Change is everywhere and always. In the trees, clouds, weather, our bodies, feelings, lives.

This human life is fleeting as a leaf, and this collection of poems seeks to capture all manner of fleeting things within it, from the sun glinting through the trees, to a sweeping gust of wind, and the feelings that find us in those glimmering moments.

'Fleeting as a leaf' considers how the seasons within ourselves can be reflected in the seasons of nature, and urges us to embrace the ebb and flow of each phase as it comes and goes.

Everything ends and everything begins. The leaves will fall, yes, but then new leaves will grow again.

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matted art prints

art prints with whimsical handmade fabric wrapped matte boards picked to perfectly match and enhance each print!

meet the artist

Hi! I'm Lauren Kathleen, an illustrator, painter and poet living and working on Kaurna land in Adelaide, South Australia, from my studio at The Mill.

I feel most joyful and at peace in nature, hence the inspiration behind my art, through which I hope to share that feeling with others. I aim to keep nature lovers like myself feeling connected to the earth and to themselves even when they can't be immersed in the natural world.

When I'm not creating, you can find me wandering through a garden, playing music, or perusing an art gallery or book shop, filling my creative cup. I am most inspired by the vastness of nature, the changing seasons, connection, and train journeys.

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your new favourite notebook

who can resist a pretty notebook? made with 100% recycled paper so you tread lighter on the planet

available original artworks!

I live and work on Kaurna country in Adelaide, South Australia. I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land that inspires me and recognise their continuing connection to the land and wildlife and pay my deepest respects to the elders past and present.