Moth Woman Press

  Every year since its inception in 2020, I’ve made two paintings for the innovative exhibition, One Hundred Faces at Playing in the Attic ...

Yesterday’s visit to Playing in the Attic to replenish supplies of Moth Woman Press books, postcards and limited edition zines found the sho...

This coming Friday, 4 March, Playing in the Attic, a longtime stockist of Moth Woman Press publications, reopens in the Victorian Goldfields...

As of this week, MWP books  There was once…The collected fairy tales  and  Fallen Women  are available at the splendid Ballarat Imaginarium....

Like it or not, the Festive Season is well and truly upon us and if, like me, you’re determined to remain in denial for as long as is humanl...

Late last year I was invited by Trudy McLauchlan, proprietor of the diminutive, delightful store Playing in the Attic in Sturt Street, Balla...

Whilst my current bookplate designs are under development, here is an example of one I made several years ago. Based on a poem by Oscar Wild...

We’re delighted to announce that the four MWP zines recently launched at the 2020 Sticky Institute Festival of the Photocopier Zine Fair...

In a year that’s currently dominated by moving house , if only from Melbourne to Ballarat, five Moth Woman Press zines are travelling som...

Featured in this post are page views of our latest Moth Woman Press publication,  Alice , a mini-zine jointly inspired by a children...

Recently I was rummaging around in a second-hand market in Smythesdale , a small town several kilometres from our Ballarat home, and ...

The diminutive but delightful Playing in the Attic is one of our favourite stores in Ballarat. Helmed by the equally delightful Trudy M...

In some happy post-Easter news, a goodly selection of Moth Woman Press publications - postcards, zines and perennial favourite,  There w...