Recently landed: We are creatures of organic substance
Several new and terrifically exciting projects for 2026 are forming in the wings, and while it is too early to reveal them, in full, a small peep at the process, for the source material is spectacular, really must be shared. Our collage work is, as ever, growing alongside wildlife care, with the two literally side by side, interweaving whether intentional or not. Our Tiny but Wild shelter is our home-based studio and vice versa, and the knowledge from one flows into the other.
And so, today, assembled here, recent moments of our working process interspersed between a forest recharge at Buyjip State Park, a Haunted symposium of Australasian ballet (falling on Hallowe’en, those spectres), an update on the ringtail joeys, and a rope dancer or what clouds might feel like.
Continuing reading on Marginalia.
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5th of November, 2025
The Natural History of Foreign Butterflies; The Naturalist’s Library, Entomology, Volume V by James Duncan, M. W. S., ed. by William Jardine, illustrated by thirty-three coloured plates, with memoir and portrait of Lamarck, published by W. H. Lizars, Edinburgh, 1837
