OH, HEY THERE
Welcome to The Tonic HQ
I MAKE REALLY COLOURFUL THINGS FOR HUMANS WITH REALLY BIG FEELINGS.
Here to shift
the energy.
I’m on a mission to shift people’s energy — through really colourful works of art, tapping into what you feel, exploring what matters most, and injecting a little more courage into the everyday.
Because I know what it’s like to be in a space and think, blergh. Literally, emotionally, spiritually and physically. I know you do too.
But what if instead, in those spaces, you felt inspired? Courageous? Bold? Engaged? Creative?
Yeah. That’s more like it.
The Tonic is all about transformation — whether it’s on walls, floors, doors or hearts. I’ve energised more than 50 walls across Australia, brightened public bathrooms, created special pieces for homes, and worked with humans across corporate, government, not-for-profit, hospo, retail and everything in between.
And I’ve learnt that spaces matter — but so do the humans inside them.
As a qualified Emotional Culture Facilitator, I create opportunities for people to connect with how they actually feel, express themselves, have some fun and feel safe enough to show up as their truest selves. Sometimes that looks like an Emotional Culture workshop. Sometimes it’s a team painting a giant mural together. Sometimes it’s a deck of cards, a conversation, or a little daily dose of fortitude.
I’m not here to blend in or follow trends. I’m here to make colourful things, ask good questions, spark courage and create spaces where humans feel encouraged to be a little more themselves.
For spaces where creativity and wellbeing are at the heart of things, I’m here to help make that vision a reality.
What happens when you turn a school bathroom into a place of colour, kindness, and student voice? A whole lot of magic. In this post, I share the behind-the-scenes of my latest mural project at St Joseph’s Ottoway – from student-led designs to bold, feel-good statements that support emotional wellbeing. This one’s all about transforming everyday spaces into meaningful ones – and why I’m on the lookout for more projects just like it.