Contemporary Melbourne cartoonist. Blackwell collaborated with Monique McNamara and Lin Tobias to make the silkscreen poster 'Love Means Never Having To Say You're Sorry' at ...
Federation-era cartoonist, Jess Blake was a member of the talented Dyson family - her siblings included writer Edward, cartoonists Ambrose and Will and fashion designer ...
Contemporary comic book artist who participated in 'Silent Army' - a publication featuring the works of 20 young Australian comic book veterans published as part ...
Late colonial-era painter cartoonist who worked under a variety of pseudonyms including Miles Evergood. Blashki spent nearly 40 years living and working overseas, particularly in ...
W. H. Bonney was an artist calligrapher and draughtsman who illustrated the illuminated address to Governor of Western Australia Sir Gerard Smith in 1895.
Influential early 20th New Zealand painter, art teacher, psychotherapist, cartoonist and illustrator, Booth contributed cartoons (from New Zealand) to the Bulletin and other Sydney publications. ...
Mid 20th century English, Melbourne and Sydney illustrator and cartoonist. Boothroyd contributed to a number of publications including the Bulletin, Smith's Weekly and London Punch ...
Federation-era cartoonist, Booty was a regular contributor to a number of Western Australian journals and newspapers. Born in Sydney, he spent time in Melbourne and ...
Contemporary comic book writer and cartoonist, Borthwick contributed to Streetwize throughout the 1990s together with Sue Mills, Ross Carnsew, Les Robinson and Frank McLeod.
Mid 20th century cartoonist and illustrator, born in Brisbane. She moved to England as a young woman where she studied art under Stephen Spurrier at ...
A mid 20th century Papua New Guinean/Pacific Islander cartoonist who drew the comic strip 'Masta Ben and Buka' that was regularly published in 'Pacific Islands ...