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Portfolio - Art and Design

On S4C in 1996 interview, St Davi's Hall, Cardiff
Community Project, canvas board, permanent mural, Atwell Gallery, Perth, Western Australia
Community Project - Artist By The River Project 7, Atwell gallery, Perth, W.A
Community Project - Artist By The River Project 7, Atwell gallery, Perth, W.A
Gum tree drawn with fluid lines on silk. This painting is in private collection in Perth.
Peacok drawn in pen and ink on 300gms wt paper. Peacock
Textile Art made from Silk scraps, combining the elements of nature with humans as the custodians.
yellow, blue, red, cluture, colourful dots, fruit
Serenity From my Kitchen @CraftACT Nurture Auction 20 Nov
Textile on handmade paper with hand stitching and free motion machine embroidery
Moth, Textile art with free motion machine embroidery, machine embroidery threads
hand embroidery of lorikeet
Win news canberra, kiran Designs art studio
A group of women colour pencil sketch
children's drawings on wheelie bins
drawing with oil pastels red blue yellow
Slow stitching
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 KiranDesigns acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.