I use art to show how I see the world. Each artwork translates what I notice, what those things feel like and why they matter.

meaningful ideas, real impact.

Producing art in a sustainable and compassionate way.

  • From the Cotton Rag paper to the cellophane packaging. Ebony Reed Studio takes Australian brands for preference over outsourcing internationally.

    Purchasing art this way feels more personal, coming from local, hardworking and honest people like yourself.

  • The works by Ebony Reed go far beyond selling prints. It is the ambition of this business to grow alongside community.

    My goal will be to make regular donations to charities that resonate with the art topics.

    At the moment, we are still in the research stage of what this goal will look like once accomplished. Please follow our Instagram and sign up to the newsletter to stay updated.

  • Our land is beautiful and we want to keep it that way. Every single art sleeve is made from genuine Cellophane (not polypropylene), from plant cellulose. This is a great plastic-free alternative that is also home compostable.

    The mailers that artworks are sent in are biodegradable, home compostable and recyclable.

    Please ensure you support these efforts by disposing of your art packaging responsibly!

About me

A woman wearing a hat, striped shirt, and denim shorts standing on a wooden platform inside a rustic barn, pointing toward something, with farming equipment hanging from the ceiling.

Without even realising it, I acquired the skill of expression through art at a very young age.

I want to be a source of warmth and inspiration for individuals. It is important to me that the stories that are worth sharing, are heard. People and the things they hold in their hearts, are the stories that I find myself drawn to most. I would like to be known as an artist that can capture the quiet strength of everyday people.

Alongside story telling, I am in awe of the land we are blessed with in Australia. Capturing the effortless grace in our colourful bushland, diverse animals and steady moving farm life is also an inspiring source to create art with.

“What is done in love is done well.” - Vincent Van Gogh

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