Spanning multiple walls across the store, with some stretching up to 80 metres long, the mural is one of the largest pieces I've produced. Rather than one large scene, it's built from individual illustrated elements placed along the walls, each a small moment from Corinda life. Across that much space, it reveals itself gradually as people walk through, like a series of quiet stories unfolding.

The subject matter came out of time spent in the suburb: walking the streets, talking to locals, photographing and sketching the places and moments that felt truly local. Living nearby helped. What emerged was everyday Corinda life, school kids with ice creams, families at the pool, the generous gardens and wide streets, the big open Brisbane sky, and the view from Francis Lookout all the way to Mount Coot-tha and the city. Alongside the human life there's the wildlife that gives the suburb its quiet vibrancy: rainbow lorikeets, tawny frogmouths, flying foxes, green tree frogs, a brush-tailed possum, a white cockatoo.