The Billy Mummys
From Rolling Stone Magazine
“A Forgotten Brisbane Rock Album Is Finally Released 43 years down the track.”
Sunshine Coast Artist
Hi, I grew up in Brisbane on a diet of graphic design, fine art, new-wave music and bad politicians.
My artwork is a reflection of those times. My aim is to tell stories through my art, capture the beauty of the natural world, and provide a glimpse of the world according to me. And of course, sell my creations!
In my previous life, I worked as a photographer, graphic designer and art director in studios worldwide. It has been a rewarding career but also a stressful and demanding life. When the opportunity arose to move to Noosa, I jumped at the chance. I was happy to leave it all behind in favour of a more laid-back lifestyle. SO… I have taken up some of my favourite hobbies on a full-time basis. Fishing and painting, in no particular order.
Music! particularly fond of Australian alternative music from the late 70’s into the 80’s. I often spent evenings jamming out on the guitar or listening to my favourite bands; and of course, food and drink go hand in hand. I love the fruits of the sea, and I’m always on the lookout for the perfect craft beer.
The Billy Mummys’ A Date Not to Forget is being released by Marthouse Records on Friday, July 31st. 2026
The LP will be released digitally as well as in a limited edition (100) 12″ vinyl (pre-order here).
Now living in Noosa as a Sunshine Coast Artist, I blend innovative graphic elements, photography, and distressed textures with nature and the beach. I create abstract artworks inspired by the natural beauty of the local landscape, from the beach to the rainforest. My work incorporates elements of collage, photography, and digital manipulation to create an original and unique piece of art. I also use a variety of mediums, such as paint, ink, and digital manipulation, to explore new styles and techniques.
My artworks are designed to evoke emotion and bring joy to those who view them and has been displayed in local galleries here in the sunshine state, I am always looking for new opportunities to showcase my work. I believe that art should be accessible to everyone, and I hope to continue to share my creativity and passion with the world. Art should be affordable and consumed by everyone. Art should be inspiring and thought-provoking as a form of expression, reflecting the artist’s innermost thoughts and feelings. Art should be an open dialogue between the artist and the viewer, creating a connection between them. My artwork is a reflection of my true self, and I hope that it can bring joy and happiness to people everywhere.
The Art of Abstracted Ideas
AT
A Sign of the Times
Gallery, Sydney
Get in Touch
andituna@gmail.com
Living In
Queensland
Phone
0435 091 800
