'Jo Daisy arched logo featuring a banana palm illustration. Design includes the text 'ESTD 2026' and 'ARTIST-WRITER-NATURALIST' at the bottom.

A world of art and wanderlust!

Through painting and writing, I explore dreamy travel destinations, the nature that surrounds them and the stories that connect them.

Welcome to this place for travellers, dreamers and curious minds!

Travel with me as I paint and write about dream destinations around the world.

You’ll find sketches of my travels and the places I dream of visiting some day, along with notes about the native fauna & flora, the history and culture of each destination.

So whether you’re browsing for art prints, getting lost in The Journal stories or collecting souvenirs through the Traveller’s Telegram, I hope you’ll be inspired to embrace adventure!

Partially visible book titled 'The Book of Palms' on a table with a large green and black striped tropical plant,  line & wash watercolour sketch of the main building on Malolo island by Jo Daisy

Signups are Open!!

The Traveller’s Telegram

A monthly printed mail club with notes and souvenirs of dream destinations!

Hand-painted Malolo Island bures, palms and frangipani by Jo Daisy

Signups are now open!

But this is no ordinary mail club!

The Traveller’s Telegram is a monthly mail club featuring paintings and stories about the world’s dreamiest destinations.

Each month you receive an art print, a postcard, a sticker or transfer and a note sharing stories about each destination’s fauna, flora, history or local customs. Every third month I change it up with collectable coasters and magnets along with a print.

All items feature my watercolour and Procreate watercolour art.

So if you’re wanting some excitement and adventure in your snail-mail, become a member and let’s travel the world together!

Art For a Cause

As we travel to a new location each month with The Traveller’s Telegram, I select one to two organisations in the region to support through my paintings.

In Progress:

The Fijian Crested Iguana, which will be auctioned to raise money for the Ahura Conservation Foundation by adopting a baby iguana. These little guys are critically endangered.

“Surfer Girl” is in progress for Children of the Sea, a surf and leadership development program for boys and girls in Fiji.

By joining the Traveller’s Telegram, you’re helping me to shine a spotlight, not only on these gorgeous locations, but also the causes which are dear to the locals.

Watercolour banana palm by Jo Daisy. Part of the Jo Daisy logo