Australian children’s book author, illustrator and visual storyteller. I weave magic, creativity and fun into all I do.
Lillian Rabbit was an exceptionally punctual student at the Woodland Grove Schoolhouse. She had only been attending for no more than two full moons and was never a minute late. To her headmistress’s delight, she kept to herself, never made a fuss and could count up to ten with very little help. She would arrive before class started and was out the door at precisely 3pm each day.
It’s been six months since I moved interstate and while I’m definitely not a Wollongong local I personally feel like I qualify as ‘settled in’. Life changes aren’t always easy but they can be just what we need. I share my reflections on what the last few months of life has looked like.
After years of overlapping my vision boards between life and business, this year I’m changing my approach. Setting health boundaries and separating the two for more thoughtful and intentional creation. I’ve outlined my step-by-step guide with insights into the fun and crafty ritual of visual manifesting.
One Facebook message in late 2022 turned into a Christmas tradition and a very special holiday surprise for the patients in the Specialty Care Nursery of Grampians Health Ballarat.
Sometimes grief comes to the Christmas feast-filled table unexpectedly. Other times it appears wrapped neatly under the tree for all to see. The holidays can be a wonderful and joy-filled time of year and for others experiencing the loss of a loved one, it can be one of the most emotionally challenging. For some kids this might be their first holidays without their loved one and this might change how they feel and react to the season.
Create a thoughtful new Christmas tradition with a gratitude tree. Everyday you write what you’re grateful for on each card. Display each date in any shape you want, I went with a christmas tree advent calendar approach but the world is your oyster. Download my FREE printable version to create holiday memories of gratitude at home.
Join Liv Lorkin, Australian-based children’s book author and illustrator to celebrate the launch of her debut middle-grade novel ‘Sage and the Journey of Grief’. Grab your comfy clothes and laptop for this special online event. Hear behind the scenes of Liv’s book journey, listen to the first few chapters of this thoughtfully written story and stay tuned for a couple of fun surprises!
Join Liv Lorkin and Laura Feldman as they discuss self-publishing and how Laura took inspiration in lockdown and turned that into a new career.
Welcome to “The New Page,” where I talk about all things books, business and design and how we can weave a little bit of magic through our lives each day.
Join Liv Lorkin and Naomi Irvin for a reading of their children’s book, ‘3801 Trees and Each One Has a Name’. This fun and family-friendly event is a part of the Heritage Festival celebrations around the Ballarat region.
Wear Orange Wednesday Ball is hosted by the dedicated volunteers of the Ballarat State Emergency Service. Join them for a night of fun, raffles and a special auction all to raise funds for their much-needed rescue equipment.
Explore the enchanting realm of Ballarat in the Summer season through the vibrant visuals of Liv Lorkin’s captivating illustrations in the treasured children’s book, “Summer in Ballarat”. This book encapsulates the spirit of the season in the delightful town, presenting readers with an opportunity to dive into the bright hues and energetic ambience that only Summer can inspire.
Lillian Rabbit was an exceptionally punctual student at the Woodland Grove Schoolhouse. She had only been attending for no more than two full moons and was never a minute late. To her headmistress’s delight, she kept to herself, never made a fuss and could count up to ten with very little help. She would arrive before class started and was out the door at precisely 3pm each day.
It’s been six months since I moved interstate and while I’m definitely not a Wollongong local I personally feel like I qualify as ‘settled in’. Life changes aren’t always easy but they can be just what we need. I share my reflections on what the last few months of life has looked like.
After years of overlapping my vision boards between life and business, this year I’m changing my approach. Setting health boundaries and separating the two for more thoughtful and intentional creation. I’ve outlined my step-by-step guide with insights into the fun and crafty ritual of visual manifesting.
One Facebook message in late 2022 turned into a Christmas tradition and a very special holiday surprise for the patients in the Specialty Care Nursery of Grampians Health Ballarat.
Sometimes grief comes to the Christmas feast-filled table unexpectedly. Other times it appears wrapped neatly under the tree for all to see. The holidays can be a wonderful and joy-filled time of year and for others experiencing the loss of a loved one, it can be one of the most emotionally challenging. For some kids this might be their first holidays without their loved one and this might change how they feel and react to the season.
Create a thoughtful new Christmas tradition with a gratitude tree. Everyday you write what you’re grateful for on each card. Display each date in any shape you want, I went with a christmas tree advent calendar approach but the world is your oyster. Download my FREE printable version to create holiday memories of gratitude at home.
Join Liv Lorkin, Australian-based children’s book author and illustrator to celebrate the launch of her debut middle-grade novel ‘Sage and the Journey of Grief’. Grab your comfy clothes and laptop for this special online event. Hear behind the scenes of Liv’s book journey, listen to the first few chapters of this thoughtfully written story and stay tuned for a couple of fun surprises!
Join Liv Lorkin and Laura Feldman as they discuss self-publishing and how Laura took inspiration in lockdown and turned that into a new career.
Welcome to “The New Page,” where I talk about all things books, business and design and how we can weave a little bit of magic through our lives each day.
Join Liv Lorkin and Naomi Irvin for a reading of their children’s book, ‘3801 Trees and Each One Has a Name’. This fun and family-friendly event is a part of the Heritage Festival celebrations around the Ballarat region.
Wear Orange Wednesday Ball is hosted by the dedicated volunteers of the Ballarat State Emergency Service. Join them for a night of fun, raffles and a special auction all to raise funds for their much-needed rescue equipment.
Explore the enchanting realm of Ballarat in the Summer season through the vibrant visuals of Liv Lorkin’s captivating illustrations in the treasured children’s book, “Summer in Ballarat”. This book encapsulates the spirit of the season in the delightful town, presenting readers with an opportunity to dive into the bright hues and energetic ambience that only Summer can inspire.
