Kirstin McCulloch

Located in rural NSW, on Wiradjuri Country, LilliBean Designs encapsulates the art, designs and creations of self-taught artist Kirstin McCulloch and combines her love of story-telling and her need to create, into layered mixed-media 2D and 3D artworks, that feature stylised characters set in whimsical worlds.
Kirstin draws her inspiration from the ever-changing landscapes and seasonal colours surrounding her, her everyday musings, her insistent curiosity, and the beautiful (and sometimes hilarious) conversations she has with her family.
She hopes that through her art, stories and experiences, to inspire others to rediscover their creativity

A New Commission Completed

This commission was one that I teased people about on social media! And I can now share it with you. I dubbed it OUT OF THE WOODS as I was painting it and I hope the recipient of the painting loved it! If you are after a specially commissioned art work, please don’t hesitate to […]

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The Morrigan

THE MORRIGAN Last year my nephew had a god and goddess party for his birthday as he was slightly obsessed with the Percy Jackson books. But instead of going as a greek or roman goddess I decided to delve into my Celtic ancestry and choose a goddess from that pantheon. I have always loved the

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A Finished Collection

        Well it took a little over a year but during the beginning of the NSW lockdown when I was feeling optimistic and hopeful I finally finished my Harry Potter Fan Art collection.  It all started with Hermione when a customer asked me if I would consider painting her and after such

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News from the Studio

      On Sunday I sent out an update to all my studio snippet readers regarding the current crisis happening around the world.  you can read the entire email here ⇨  So what now? I can confirm that River and Wrens April Market has been cancelled. I can also confirm that Canberra Handmade are proceeding

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New Mini Art

Last year I had several people ask me if I had made any magnets lately. Which I hadn’t but it made me think about how much I love to make art that is for everyday use. Art that can inspire you. Art that invites whimsy into everyday. Like for example opening up your fridge for

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