Chris Bray-Cotton b. 1962

  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Contemporary Sydney illustrator and cartoonist. Bray-Cotton's first published cartoons appeared in 'Burn', a gay and lesbian magazine, in 1993. Since then her work has appeared in the Star Observer, Cosmopolitan, Cleo, House & Garden, Campaign, Sponge, DIY Feminism, Capital Q, and the Sydney Moring Herald/Age Good Weekend magazine.
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Marlene wondered if it was inappropriate to excuse herself for breathing
 
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Annie had a liking for domesticity
 
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Fuck the good ship lollypop
 

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References [<ExternalResource: Bray-Cotton, Chris (1999), '(Correspondence with Joan Kerr)'.>, <ExternalResource: Bray-Cotton, Chris (1999), lincnet website.>] [<ExternalResource: Bray-Cotton, Chris (1999), '(Correspondence with Joan Kerr)'.>]