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Oslo was honoured to be asked to draw a portrait of one of the pioneers of Melbourne’s café culture, and part owner of Pellegrini's, the late Sisto...

‘You can see Oslo Davis’s work as funny, or poignant, or clever, or beautiful but it will save time to do it all at once.' —Kaz Cooke Oslo’s...

Cartoons for the Readings Monthly. (Readings is a chain of independent bookshops in Melbourne.)

Cover and internal illustrations for two collections of work by beloved Australian literary icons Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson, published by Penguin.

An exhibition of paintings, drawings and cartoons by Oslo Davis. Lamington Drive, Collingwood March 2014 From the catalogue In his first solo gallery...

Christmas illustrations and design for a mural and a collection of related posters for the Metro Tunnel construction hoardings at Federation Square, Melbourne.

150 or so portraits drawn from selfies people sent in, which were then put onto Vanessa busses and cars. Part of a Transport Accident Commission's campaign...

By All Means, an advertising agency, asked me to come up with an illustration for their Greetings from Locktown campaign, celebrating (?) Melbourne being the...

Oslo went to Bucheon in South Korea recently as part of a UNESCO Cities of Literature artists residency program. While he was there, and in nearby Seoul, he...

Oslo completed a collection of drawings for the book and website In Their Shoes, a project conceived, researched and written by early childhood education...

Assorted drawings for Readings, an independent bookshop with a chain of stores across Melbourne. Various drawings rolled out across their website, packaging,...

The Oslo Run Club (T.O.R.C.) is not a run club per se, rather an invitation to run with whoever, whenever, wherever you are in the world. Runners, you are...

"Unlike most how-to-draw-cartoons books, this one is actually funny." Roz Chast, The New Yorker Order online Drawing Funny: A Guide to Making Your...

AI-Generated Art? Bring it on! Artists need not fear the spectre of AI-generated art. Instead, Oslo Davis suggests, we need to start reaping the rewards. A...

"At last! An adult colouring book that tells it like it is." —The Weekly Review Oslo Davis is the author and artist behind the This Annoying Life...

Conceived on a Tram was edited by Oslo Davis and published by Sleepers Publishing in 2007. It is a book of cartoons, illustrations and graphic stories done...

Illustration for the Victorian College of the Arts' exhibition Margaret Seaworthy Gothic, in which I look at the exhibition. Produced on the exhibition flyer.

Oslo contributed drawings to a story on suburban swimming pools in Melbourne by Kylie Northover for The Age.

Overheard - The Art Of Eavesdropping by Oslo Davis Hardie Grant Books November 2017 ISBN 9781743793640 Paperback 144 pages Buy Overheard Read an...

Illustrations and design for Supermelbourne, a City of Melbourne-funded pop-up art and culture project project conceived and managed by By All Means.

Random unpublished drawings.

A few cartoons done for various publications, and collected in the book Drawing Funny.

Logo design and portrait for In Cahoots, a Melbourne-based arts and event marketing and consultancy organisation run by Caitlin Reilly.

Cover and inside drawings for an essay by John Bailey in Spectrum, The Age, about how the Greek philosophers may guide our lives though the corona pandemic. ...

Shop for originals and prints over at Oslo Davis’ Shop. Don’t see something there but would like to inquire after the original or arrange a print? Send...

Editorial cartoons for various essays in Art Guide Australia, a quarterly journal.

Covers for the annual Summer Reading Guide. Designed by Mary Callahan, the SRG is available for free at selected independent bookshops across Australia,...

Oslo's work has appeared across the City of Melbourne as part of their Creative Hoardings commission and other one-off projects.

What We Draw When We’re Not Drawing Work from the studios of Kat Chadwick and Oslo Davis An exhibition of work by Kat Chadwick and Oslo Davis at Lamington...

I've updated my original Melbhattan poster. Basically, I've given it a good going over, moved things around a bit and added some suburbs. Buy online.

The National Gallery of Victoria asked Oslo to write an essay, copied below, about David Shrigley's bronze sculpture Really good for the catalogue that...

Illustrations for The Japan Times. The first illustration is for an essay on suicide in Japan by Andrew McKirdy.

"At last! An adult colouring book that tells it like it is." —The Weekly Review This Annoying Home Life: A Mindless Coloring Book for the Super...

Artwork created and selected for the new Sunshine Mental Health & Wellbeing Centre. The Sunshine Mental Health and Wellbeing Centre was constructed as a...

Commissioned by Trinity Collge at The University of Melbourne, College Oak is a work that features the spectacular tree in the heart of the college, a magpie...

Oslo’s Melbourne Illustrated Adventures in the World’s Most Tolerated City 'You can see Oslo Davis’s work as funny, or poignant, or clever, or beautiful...

I flew to King Island to go on a road trip and draw and write about it for The Age. Read it here.