The phenomenon that is CURVY began in Sydney, Australia in 2003 as an annual book and exhibition series championing the work of some of the most exiting female graphic artists and illustrators on earth.

CURVY collaborates with women from across the globe – from the art and design hotspots of Paris, London, NYC, Sydney, and Tokyo to the lesser-known but equally powerful centres for creativity in countries such as Mexico, Moscow, Norway, Malta, Israel, and Indonesia.

In each annual publication CURVY shines a spotlight on 100 established and emerging female artists, building on the power and momentum of the previous years to create a wave of creative and social energy, and celebrates some of the most creative women in the world.

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Let me introduce to you Julia Blanka; graphic designer by day, and illustrator/painter by night. Through the portal of Julia’s pen and ink drawings, investigations into the seemingly mundane habits of regular people are transformed into pants-wettingly funny and adorable fairy tales. With owls. Lots of owls.

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Roger Waters

In 1973, Australian illustrator, communicator, jewellery-maker to the stars, and certified (by me) genius Heath Carter was born. Born, it seemed, with a pencil in his hand.
From an early age, Heath made use of this birth-pencil arrangement and drew. A lot. And often, never straying from his weapons of choice; pencil and paper. Like many souls drawn to a life of servitude to art, Heath left his natural master temporarily, to serve others of which, or whom, we will not discuss right now.
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