Graphic Designer
& Visual Artist
BRANDING, ILLUSTRATION & CUSTOM HANDMADE PIECES
Welcome to my artistic wonderland — where ideas take shape.
Explore original artwork, handcrafted pieces and over 15 years of professional design experience.
Available for freelance and custom projects
Explore my work
design
Good design isn’t just about how something looks — it’s about making the message work.
With over 15 years of industry experience, I work across branding, print, layout and visual communication.
I bring creativity and practical know-how together to create design that looks considered, communicates clearly, and works in the real world.
art
For me, art begins with curiosity — an idea, an image, or simply seeing where something might lead.
That curiosity takes me across different styles and materials, letting the idea shape how each piece develops.
The result is art that feels personal and distinctive — something to enjoy, connect with, and make part of your space.
craft
Craft is where ideas become objects — made by hand, with plenty of room for imagination.
From decorative pieces to jewellery and furniture, I enjoy exploring many forms of making.
Some are made just for fun, others made to order — bringing a personal touch to a home, celebration, or gift.
Behind the Wonderland
I’m Ollie De Zilva—an artist, designer, and all-around creative spirit based in Australia. I’m drawn to bold colours, unusual forms, and the kind of beauty that makes you stop and smile. Whether I’m painting expressive acrylics, crafting botanical watercolours, or designing visuals that tell a story, creativity is at the heart of everything I do.
I studied commercial arts in Melbourne, where I developed my foundation in design and visual communication—and, just for fun, added a bit of accounting to satisfy my love for numbers and structure.
Outside the studio, I’m a proud mum of three and a happy wife, constantly inspired (and occasionally outnumbered) by the colourful chaos of family life.
Let’s create something together.
Have a project in mind?
I’d love to hear about it.