Oslo Davis is an illustrator and artist who does lively, witty work for both his own amusement and for publications and projects worldwide. This includes illustrations for The New York Times, cartoons for The Age, satirical infographics for The Monthly magazine, a twenty-nine metre drawing for a Melbourne tram and merchandise designs for the Tokyo Olympics. Oslo also speaks at festivals, teaches drawing classes and publishes books, notably This Annoying Life: A Mindless Colouring Book for the Highly Stressed (Chronicle Books and Black Inc.). Raised Eyebrows, Oslo’s self-published drawn newspaper, comes out every year or so.
Oslo was previously awarded a Creative Fellowship at the State Library of Victoria, and is a Walkley Award and American Illustration Award finalist. His latest book Oslo's Melbourne was released in November 2022.
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Oslo Davis produces work on Kulin Nation land. He acknowledges the traditional owners of the land, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation, and pays his respect to their elders, past, present and emerging.