About
Tim Darby is a songwriter, musician, sculptor, poet, illustrator, blogger and general multidisciplinary creative. His brain is continually spilling out stories, observations on life and philosophical ponderings using whatever medium is at hand. Tim is a published author and his songs have been shortlisted for both WAM and ASWA Song Writer’s competitions. His unique and humorous observations on life connect with audiences throughout Australia and beyond.
Whether you’re looking for some new music to inspire, gravity defying sand sculpture to admire or poetry to help you enquire Tim Darby Creative has something for everyone. Explore this eclectica of creative works and enjoy.
Or….if you want to combine everything for one event…. check out Ecoburbia Collective. This multidisciplinary cross-pollination of creative genius brings together the creative, collaborative and logistical expertise of both Tim Darby and his partner Shani Graham. With a cumulative experience of over 60 years they bring a mix and match menagerie of entertainment, education and community building that can be tailored to suit any event.
Sand Sculpture WA
Sand Sculpture WA has been creating engaging and unique sand sculptures throughout the state for the past fifteen years. Part product, part participation and part performance, sand carving has it all when it comes to making any event more fulfilling. Each sculpture is custom designed to suit the event it represents distinguishing it from any other event. With the option of teaching opportunities, from toddlers play through to adult master-classes, sand sculpture can also engage and upskill participants.
Ecoburbia Collective
The Ecoburbia Collective offers a collection of performance and educational based activities including music, sand sculpture, children’s book readings, sustainability workshops, MC services and even weddings! These activities are offered either individually or as a package that can be designed to match the theme of your festival.
Lady Marmalade
Tim created illustrations for a children's book.
Lady Marmalade is a goat who lives happily in the country. But what happens when she moves to the city? Finding herself lonely and hungry she goes for a walk and discovers a diverse range of neighbours all growing yummy food for her to eat. With the help of Mrs Barretts (growing carrots), Patty Prettice (growing lettuce) and a host of others, she ends up with a full belly and lots of friends to invite to a party.
