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Welcome to Crayons and Stuff

Alisoun Neville

Doing stuff differently through art and body.​​

Art and body are my ways of being in the world. I share a love of creativity as it meets the “stuff” of our lives — in the body, in place, in relationship. Crayons and Stuff is a creative endeavour that brings together art, creative arts and somatic therapy, and ways of living with art through place, connection, and embodiment.

New - Living Space

Living Space is a new initiative and opens on 14 March 2026. It is a studio gallery in Newhaven, offering artworks and artist-designed products as well as creative and healing practices grounded in community. I hold this space with Melissa McDevitt-Weston, coming together with a shared vision for what a living space can be.

Creative Arts & Somatic Therapy 

I offer creative arts therapy and somatic therapy for adults and children, with individual sessions and workshops in Newhaven and Cowes on Phillip Island (Millowl) and online across Victoria.

Alisoun Neville Art

My art practice connects across this work. I explore art as a sensory language of body and place — sharing how it grounds me in the senses and opens me to possibility. You can view my art collections and limited edition prints through the dedicated site below.

Artful Interiors

Artful Interiors extends my art practice into everyday spaces. These works translate original artworks into wallpaper, textiles, and other products designed to be visceral, tactile, and lived with. They are presented through Living Space and available by enquiry.

Across all of my work, I’m interested in creativity, embodiment, and our relationships within the living world.

Crayons and Stuff

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Cowes, Phillip Island & Bass Coast

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Crayons and Stuff acknowledge the Bunurong peoples / Boon Wurrung as the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work, live and create. We pay our respect to the Elders, past and present, and acknowledge the ongoing traumas and practices of colonisation in this country, which always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

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