Elizabeth's creative output has included drawing, performance, sculpture and painting. In recent years, she has exhibited large scale charcoal drawings in over 50 group and solo exhibitions. In 2003, she was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to study contemporary and historical collections in France, Italy and the USA and studied drawing at The New York Studio School. In 2004/05 Regional Galleries Association of Queensland toured a body of her work in the 'presence' exhibition throughout Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Elizabeth shares her passion for art by designing and facilitating art workshops for secondary schools. She is actively engaged in the arts sector and works as a volunteer guide for The Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art.

As a volunteer guide for QAGOMA I share my passion for arts education by researching, designing and delivering public tours. This position requires me to attend ongoing education to deliver informative and inspiring talks for visitor engagement and enjoyment. I guide the galleries permanent collection and special exhibitions including Aboriginal Art and a wide scope of both local and international exhibitions. I have delivered tours for: The Asia Pacific Triennial, The Prado Exhibition, Optimism, California Design, and recently the Marvel exhibition.

Since 2003, I have been facilitating drawing workshops in regional communities, sharing my knowledge and passion for drawing and contemporary art.

Since 2003, I have taken part in artist in residence programs across Queensland's secondary schools. In consultation with schools, I design and facilitate specialist drawing programs for students.

Currently I am contributing to Brisbane Weekender, an online platform that celebrates Brisbane's melting pot of culture, food, art, music, fashion and food. As a lifestyle curator my special interests include contemporary art, theatre and cinema.