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Drawing on Queensland’s present to recreate New Zealand’s past

Drawing on Queensland’s present to recreate New Zealand’s past

by Paula Peeters | Aug 19, 2016 | Projects, Tales of science, Wildlife illustration

  This story starts and ends with a duck. It also includes volcanoes, subtropical rainforest, an idyllic lake and a team of dedicated scientists. But let’s begin with the duck. I met the duck in Germany, in 2008. The lovely Ray, my palaeobotanist partner, was...
How to draw a grassland Part 3: What lies beneath?

How to draw a grassland Part 3: What lies beneath?

by Paula Peeters | May 17, 2016 | Colouring books, Projects, Tales of science, Wildlife illustration

Go for a wander in the grasslands of the Riverina and you might notice an abundance of holes in the ground. If you see critters scurrying in and out of the holes (like the meat ants in the picture above) at least you know what type of beast lives in them. But often...
Of bugs and booyongs

Of bugs and booyongs

by Paula Peeters | Apr 8, 2015 | Tales of science, Wildlife illustration, Writing

The rainforest holds many secrets in its high vaulted green ceilings, swooping loops of vines, a million soft mossy pockets and damp rotting piles of leaves. So many tales to tell. Of tree and leaf, beast and bug, season and storm. This one is about the black booyong,...
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