
Enjoy this free Gingerbread Village template to bring a little Christmas joy from our home to yours! A fun and inexpensive way to decorate your home windows with this printable template. Once you’re finished it makes for wonderful colouring sheets for you and the kids!

Introducing Little Lemur’s Day at the Beach: a counting to five story. This book takes little ones on a fun, educational adventure, exploring nature, wildlife, and of course—lemurs! It’s the perfect way to teach counting while also raising awareness about this endangered species. Available to order worldwide, see links for details depending on your location.

I had the absolute pleasure of illustrating my very first children’s book! Here’s a first look at some of the behind the scenes process of bringing the story to life with coloured pencils. From the initial concepts to the final details, it’s a journey filled with imagination, colour, and storytelling.

For every bee print sold, a percentage of profits is donated to charity to help save the bees. Your contribution will go towards Australia’s foremost centre for bee research and conservation. I would absolutely love your help with this, together we can create change! The Bee prints are available online through my online shop, with worldwide shipping.

My very first stall at the Finders Keepers event for Spring/Summer 2019, Australia’s leading market for independent art and design. The three-day event featured over 270 creatives from across the country, held at the beautiful Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens, Melbourne. You can check out some of the photos from the event.

The latest Spring edition of the US publication ‘In her Studio’ magazine by Stampington and Co featuring a five page spread of my art studio. In the article I share exclusive insights and behind the scenes of my studio and creative practice. I’ve learnt a lot over the years and hope to pass on a little inspiration to other creatives.

The inspiration and behind the scenes creating the Nurture of Nature artwork. The piece portrays the raw natural beauty of wildflowers, being extremely hardy and springing up in the most unlikely places. The concept of the piece was to accentuate the beauty of the natural environment while bringing to light it’s resilience in the face of human intervention.

My studio is a sacred space – surrounding myself with all the things I love. To create a space that is a true reflection of who I am and what inspires me. To amplify the energy around me and ensure its constantly flowing and uplifting to help my creative thinking.

Behind the scenes illustrating the ‘Forest of Mushrooms’ series created in coloured pencil. The series captures a wildwood full of growth, minute life forms and woodland creatures comprised in a palette of warm autumn tones. Exploring undergrowths of mushrooms and invertebrates, focusing on minuscule details of life that forms within ecosystems.

Exhibition at Brunswick Street Gallery in Fitzroy, Melbourne from the 21 April to the 4 May 2017. The small group show Contemporary Localised Survey showcases the work of three local artists. Stacey Maree showcases a large body of work in various mediums, launching her newest series the Forest of Mushrooms.

Behind the scenes progress of creating The Garden Tea Party. A series of illustrations of teacups and teapots completely overgrown in delicate foliage. The works focus on the fragile beauty of nature and growth over time, combining the two fragile forms of fine china and delicate foliage.