Awards and accolades
2018
“Ladders of Spots” Finalist Artists For Conservation exhibition in Vancouver, Canada
“Tumblebug” Sold to New York State Museum, Albany, New York State
2017
“No Worries!” Finalist Artists For Conservation exhibition in Vancouver, Canada
“No Worries!” Fauna Award Best Painting Deniliquin Easter Exhibition
2015
“No Worries!” ‘Packing Room Award’ Australian Art Excellence Awards Exhibition, AGRA
“The Hunter’s Five” winner Kenneth Jack Memorial Drawing Award, AGRA Gallery
“Don’t You Dare” Second place “Ring Necked Pheasant” finalist Recognition AAL Autumn Awards AGRA Gallery
2014
Finalist Artists For Conservation exhibition in Vancouver, Canada "A Formidable Display"
"Shearing the Weaners" Commended Award at “Drawing - the Essential Art” AGRA
2013
"A Formidable Display" winner "Animals in Art" Exhibition AGRA Gallery
Finalist Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize - Adelaide "Arkaba Station Creek - Flinders Ranges"
Finalist Outback Art Prize - Broken Hill
"A Child of Tomorrow" Highly Commended Award at “Drawing - the Essential Art” AGRA Finalist 2013 Mortimore Art Prize
"Eastern Quoll "30th Anniversary Bronze Award at QWASI A World of Wildlife Exhibition
2012
"People of the Track" Best Painting in the Presidents Challenge Exhibition at the AGRA Gallery, Camberwell
"Ongombeanavita" Finalist 2012 Mortimore Art Prize
"Those Marvellous Bloody Horses" A Commended Award at “Drawing - the Essential Art”
AGRA Gallery, Camberwell
2011
"Exuberance of Youth" Judges Choice Award at 250th Faber-Castell Anniversary Exhibition in Brisbane QWASI
Finalist 2011 Mortimore Art Prize and travelling for year in Australia
2010
"Shearing the Rams -Tuppal Station" asked to do a drawing to commemorate the historic North Tuppal Shearing Event involving 72 blade shearers
“Dugga Boy” Selected for 50th Society of Animal Artist Annual Exhibition, San Diego, California from September to October. Awarded a prize September 2010 at this exhibition
“Tumblebug” on display in the Focus On Nature Exhibition at the New York State Museum, Albany, New York State. Given a special Jury Award at this exhibition.
2009
“Dugga Boy” was runner-up at AGRA's Summer Exhibition Melbourne also won the Store Packers Room Prize for the best Painting at the Australia Art Excellence Exhibition AGRA Gallery, Melbourne and the People’s Choice Award.
“A Young Australian” was selected to be hung in “An International Exhibit of Nature in Art” at the Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, New Jersey, USA “Tupra Woolshed 1909 - 2007” won the People’s Choice Award at The AGRA Drawing Exhibition
2008
“Conflict of Interest” runner up in the Autumn Exhibition AGRA Gallery Camberwell
“A Young Australian” awarded People’s Choice Award at QWASI in Queensland. Also won the Best Painting in the Australia Art Excellence Exhibition AGRA Gallery Victoria
“Intimate Intent” won a bronze medal at the Wildlife Art Society of Australasia in Melbourne ”Nature’s Fury” Best Painting in the Summer exhibition at AGRA Gallery
2007
“Jock of the Bushveld” won a Highly Commended Award at “Drawing - the Essential Art” also the viewer’s Choice Award at the Australian Guild for Realist Artists Gallery Camberwell VIC and was given a Kenneth Jack etching
2006
Runner up in the Winter Exhibition 2006 at the AGRA .Gallery, Camberwell Melbourne with “The Nursery”. A drawing in graphite pencils of Impala crèche on the Chobe River in Botswana.
“Unique Australian” won Highly Commended Certificate at The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize in Adelaide, South Australia and toured Victoria, NSW & ACT with winners.
2005
Awarded Best of the Show at the International Nature in Art 2005 held by the Queensland Wildlife Artists Society Inc with “A Cautious Approach”. This won the “People’s Choice” Award at the WASA Exhibition in Melbourne in May.
“Best in the Show” AGRA Galleries Summer 2005 Exhibition at Camberwell, Melbourne with “I Dream of Africa”, also won “People’s Choice” award.
2004
“Tumblebug” was a winner in the B category at The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize in Adelaide
2003
“Lace Monitor” a pointillism ink drawing, which was a finalist in the inaugural art competition, ”The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize” in Adelaide, South Australia. “Eye of the Matriarch” pencil drawing, was Highly Commended at the Wildlife Art Society of Australasia Exhibition 2003 in Melbourne.
1996
“The River Horses” won the Catani Drawing Award at the annual exhibition of the Wildlife Art Society of Australasia held in Melbourne