About

I’m Danielle Leedie Gray, a contemporary Aboriginal artist and graphic designer based in Ipswich, working with schools, councils and organisations across Australia.

My artwork draws on my culture, Country and my own experiences, exploring story and connection through bold colour and symbolism.

Alongside my art practice, I provide graphic design for organisations, including presentations, publications, marketing materials and workplace communications.

I’ve been creating digitally for more than nine years. My professional graphic design experience also informs how I approach my artwork, collaborations and workplace resources. In 2023, I was honoured to create the artwork for National Reconciliation Week, and in 2020 I was named Ipswich's Cultural Person of the Year at the Ipswich City Council Australia Day Awards.

Every artwork begins with listening. When we work together on a commission, we'll start with a conversation about your people, place and purpose, and together we'll shape that story into artwork that can live across reports, spaces and screens. I'll be clear about what's included, timelines and how stories are shared. Wherever you are in your reconciliation journey, you're welcome to ask me anything.

Ways to work with me:

• License an existing artwork for your RAP, school or organisation

• Commission a new piece, with plenty of lead time

• Collaborate on a project with your school, council or organisation

• Start with a workplace resource, such as the Workplace Connection Collection

• Get regular design help for your team through Monthly Design Support

• Shop art prints, and download my free yarning stick guide

"The story sits in the artwork long after the project ends."

My business, Danielle Leedie Gray, is a Supply Nation Registered Supplier.
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If you’d like to work together, you can see how I work with organisations and schools, or browse my prints and workplace resources in the shop.