Art

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

Of No Set Menu is a 2019, limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. This A2 print is available framed or unframed and measures 420 x 594mm. The frame is Ash wood as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

This vintage inspired artwork is dedicated to the amazing Uncle Toby’s Silo’s in West Footscray or WEFO as the locals call it (actually most people call it). No longer in use, the iconic silos on Sunshine Road are an absolute treasure and immediately identifiable as a local landmark of Melbourne’s west.

Framed in a white frame 50 x 4cm 

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

'Turn Around' is a limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. This A2 print is available framed or unframed and measures 420 x 594mm. The frame is white as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

This Harry The Hare Print by Daniella Leo, AKA formebydee is a high quality glycee art print of an original watercolour by the Australian artist.

• Printed in Melbourne, Australia
• Created using museum-quality paper and ink - archival pigment ink printed on 300 gsm (or 110 lb paper weight), 100% cotton, acid-free art paper
• The paper has a smooth, matte finish with minimal texture
• Signed in pencil by Daniella Leo
• A4 - 21.0 x 29.7 cm or 8.3 x 11.7 in
• framed in a natural birch coloured frame

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

'Keep Up' is a limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. This A2 print is available framed or unframed and measures 420 x 594mm. The frame is Ash Wood (not as pictured). Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

On The Bright Side is a 2019, limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. This A2 print is available framed or unframed and measures 420 x 594mm. The frame is made from Ash wood as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

Spell Bound is a 2019, limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. This A2 print is available framed or unframed and measures 420 x 594mm. The frame is Ash wood as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

This delightful Major Mitchel Cockatoo Print by Daniella Leo provides a beautiful pop of colour for lovers of Australian Natives.

These quality prints are

• A4 - 21.0 x 29.7 cm or 8.3 x 11.7 in
• Quality giclee art print of an original watercolour by Dee
• Printed in Melbourne, Australia
• Created using museum-quality paper and ink - archival pigment ink printed on 300 gsm (or 110 lb paper weight), 100% cotton, acid-free art paper
• The paper has a smooth, matte finish with minimal texture
• Signed in pencil by Daniella Leo

This beautiful Kookaburra print by Dannielle Leo is a must have for nature lovers. Kenny the kookaburra  is an independent spirit. He branches out on his own and flies his own path in life.

• Quality giclee art print of an original watercolour by Dee
• Printed in Melbourne, Australia
• Created using museum-quality paper and ink - archival pigment ink printed on 300 gsm (or 110 lb paper weight), 100% cotton, acid-free art paper
• The paper has a smooth, matte finish with minimal texture
• Signed in pencil by Daniella Leo
• A4 - 21.0 x 29.7 cm or 8.3 x 11.7 in

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

'Be A Party' is a limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. It is one of Philippa's most popular works and as a result only 2 prints of this series are left.

This A1 print is only available framed and measures 594 x 841mm. The frame is wood as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

Club Des Cheins, limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 50. This print is available framed or unframed and measures 25 x 25mm Framed. The frame is Ash wood as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.

West Footscray artist Philippa Riddiford  presents a series of limited edition prints where she explores her love of colour and form. 

One Way Or Another is a 2021, limited edition giclee archival print with an edition length of 45. This A2 print is available framed or unframed and measures 420 x 594mm. The frame is Ash wood as pictured. Please understand that the frames and prints are made to order and there can be a 2 week turnaround on orders.

Philippa work has generated much interest and has found its way into private and corporate collections. She even has two works in the National Gallery of Australia collection in Canberra, as well as her work being shown in New York City as part of International Print Week.

Philippa is originally from New Zealand where she quickly established her career in the design and fashion world.  With her costume jewellery business Philippa Riddiford Accessories in New Zealand in the 1990’s, she received much media attention working with fashion magazines and the television and film industries there. She has worked with the likes of Karen Walker in New Zealand and Colette Dinnigan here in Melbourne.

In a natural progression her flair for clothing and jewellery design found a new direction in the early 2000’s with her combining of traditional art methodologies and the modern digital format.