Prints

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: H 22.7 cm x L 22.7 cm x W 4.5 cm

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos: Lean Timms and Eggpicnic 

Materials: Black ink on white paper, hand-coloured lino-print, framed. 

Dimensions: 27 cm x 27 cm 

About the Maker: Lisa recently retired from CSIRO after a 35-year career in plant biotechnology research. She will now be able to spend more time on her art practice.

Nature, mainly plants, inspire her art. The textures and patterns in nature are translated into either linocut prints or tapestry weaving designs.

She also weaves mini tapestries from yarns donated to her by founding Craft ACT member Fay Skyring. These yarns were thrums of warp yarns from upholstery fabric Fay wove for Parliament House in Canberra. In these framed works, Lisa uses them as weft threads to explore the interaction of the different colours Fay used in three different upholstery fabrics.

Materials: Black ink on white paper, hand-coloured lino-print; framed. 

Dimensions: 15 cm x 20 cm 

About the Maker: Lisa recently retired from CSIRO after a 35-year career in plant biotechnology research. She will now be able to spend more time on her art practice.

Nature, mainly plants, inspire her art. The textures and patterns in nature are translated into either linocut prints or tapestry weaving designs.

She also weaves mini tapestries from yarns donated to her by founding Craft ACT member Fay Skyring. These yarns were thrums of warp yarns from upholstery fabric Fay wove for Parliament House in Canberra. In these framed works, Lisa uses them as weft threads to explore the interaction of the different colours Fay used in three different upholstery fabrics.

Materials: Black ink on white paper, hand-coloured lino-print; framed. 

Dimensions: 15 cm x 20 cm 

About the Maker: Lisa recently retired from CSIRO after a 35-year career in plant biotechnology research. She will now be able to spend more time on her art practice.

Nature, mainly plants, inspire her art. The textures and patterns in nature are translated into either linocut prints or tapestry weaving designs.

She also weaves mini tapestries from yarns donated to her by founding Craft ACT member Fay Skyring. These yarns were thrums of warp yarns from upholstery fabric Fay wove for Parliament House in Canberra. In these framed works, Lisa uses them as weft threads to explore the interaction of the different colours Fay used in three different upholstery fabrics.

Materials: Black ink on white paper, hand-coloured lino-print; framed. 

Dimensions: 15 cm x 20 cm

About the Maker: Lisa recently retired from CSIRO after a 35-year career in plant biotechnology research. She will now be able to spend more time on her art practice.

Nature, mainly plants, inspire her art. The textures and patterns in nature are translated into either linocut prints or tapestry weaving designs.

She also weaves mini tapestries from yarns donated to her by founding Craft ACT member Fay Skyring. These yarns were thrums of warp yarns from upholstery fabric Fay wove for Parliament House in Canberra. In these framed works, Lisa uses them as weft threads to explore the interaction of the different colours Fay used in three different upholstery fabrics.

Materials: Black ink on white paper, hand-coloured lino-print; framed. 

Dimensions: 15 cm x 20 cm

About the Maker: Lisa is a full time scientific research technician in the area of plant biotechnology and is a part time artist. Not surprisingly it is nature, mainly plants, that inspire her art. The texture and patterns in nature are translated into either linocut print or tapestry weaving designs.

Wrap your gifts in Australian made matt wrapping paper. Perfect size for wrapping books!

Materials: Printed on fully recycled paper.

Dimensions: A2 size poster | 59.4 cm x 42 cm

About the makers: Merchants of Nonsense are a Sydney based illustration duo specialising in things that make you smile.  Unabashedly Australian, Merchants of Nonsense products do not take themselves too seriously. They quietly incorporate sustainable practices in all that they produce.

"We revel in designing and producing art for the artless, calendars for the dateless, journals for the jaded, stickers for the stuck-up, and diaries for the dispossessed and customised maps for the lost." - Merchants of Nonsense

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 42 x 100 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 42 x 100 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine-line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 100 x 42 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 30 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Maker: Jocelyn Aracena (Anis 88) is a recognised Chilean muralist, trained in urban painting since the age of 12, based in Victoria. She has combined her professional studies as an illustrator with urban art, working simultaneously in both fields. 

Photos:  CDC staff

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 30 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  CDC staff

Materials: Black ink on white paper, hand-coloured lino-print, framed. 

Dimensions: 27 cm x 27 cm 

About the Maker: Lisa recently retired from CSIRO after a 35-year career in plant biotechnology research. She will now be able to spend more time on her art practice.

Nature, mainly plants, inspire her art. The textures and patterns in nature are translated into either linocut prints or tapestry weaving designs.

She also weaves mini tapestries from yarns donated to her by founding Craft ACT member Fay Skyring. These yarns were thrums of warp yarns from upholstery fabric Fay wove for Parliament House in Canberra. In these framed works, Lisa uses them as weft threads to explore the interaction of the different colours Fay used in three different upholstery fabrics.

Wrap your gifts in Australian made matt wrapping paper. Perfect size for wrapping books!

Materials: Printed on fully recycled paper.

Dimensions: A2 size poster | 59.4 cm x 42 cm

About the makers: Merchants of Nonsense are a Sydney based illustration duo specialising in things that make you smile.  Unabashedly Australian, Merchants of Nonsense products do not take themselves too seriously. They quietly incorporate sustainable practices in all that they produce.

"We revel in designing and producing art for the artless, calendars for the dateless, journals for the jaded, stickers for the stuck-up, and diaries for the dispossessed and customised maps for the lost." - Merchants of Nonsense

See a softer side of the city with a limited edition (1/25) Canberra soft pink map featuring iconic locations and landmarks. 

Materials: Printed on eco satin poster paper, gift wrapped in Merchant of Nonsense's signature "Map my life" tissue paper

Dimensions: A2 size poster | 59.4 cm x 42 cm

About the makers: Merchants of Nonsense are a Sydney based illustration duo specialising in things that make you smile.  Unabashedly Australian, Merchants of Nonsense products do not take themselves too seriously. They quietly incorporate sustainable practices in all that they produce.

"We revel in designing and producing art for the artless, calendars for the dateless, journals for the jaded, stickers for the stuck-up, and diaries for the dispossessed and customised maps for the lost." - Merchants of Nonsense

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 42 x 29cm unframed

Meet the Maker: Jocelyn Aracena (Anis 88) is a recognised Chilean muralist, trained in urban painting since the age of 12, based in Victoria. She has combined her professional studies as an illustrator with urban art, working simultaneously in both fields. 

Photos:  CDC staff

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 42 x 76cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic is a Canberra-based design studio devoted to wildlife conservation set up by designers and birders Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso. They produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. Creating characters that tread a fine line between art and design, they aim to capture the beauty of the natural world with the hope of inspiring others to protect it. Camila and Christopher actively support conservation programs within Australia with profits from their work donated to support scientific research.

For this series of prints, Eggpicnic have worked with Jocelyn Aracena (ANIS 88), a renowned Chilean muralist, illustrator and urban artist, based in Victoria. 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 100 x 42 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 100 x 42 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 100 x 42 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic 

Eggpicnic believe in long lasting products and transparent and honest design processes. Their designs are printed on 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag and each print is individually signed by hand by Camila, Co-founder of Eggpicnic. They are designed and made in-house in their studio in Canberra.  

Materials: 320 gsm archival fibre-based cotton rag print framed in a wooden frame

Dimensions: 21 x 21 cm unframed

Meet the Makers: Canberra welcomes two new designers and birders to our community, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso the creative minds behind Eggpicnic. In their Canberra-based design studio, the two designer-makers produce fine art prints and public art to end wildlife extinction through education. 

Photos:  Eggpicnic