Members Portfolios
Browse Illustrators Australia members’ portfolios. From editorial and book illustration to digital art, 3D rendering and animation, our peer-led community features professional visual storytellers ready for your next project. Explore diverse portfolios from seasoned professionals, emerging artists, and students to find the right style and experience for your creative brief.
Style & Genre
- A
- Advertising
- Animals
- Animation
- Architectural
- B
- C
- Cartoons
- Children's Books
- Comics
- D
- E
- Editorial
- Educational
- F
- Fantasy
- G
- Gaming
- Graphic Design
- Graphic Novel
- H
- Hand-lettering
- Infographics
- J
- K
- L
- Live Drawing
- Logo Design
- M
- Maps
- Murals
- N
- O
- P
- Packaging
- Picture Books
- Plants
- Portraits
- Printmaking
- R
- S
- Stamps
- Storyboards
- T
- Textile Design
- V
- W
- Watercolour
- X
- Z
Illustrators and artists are listed in alphabetical order.
Felicity Gardner
Establishing Member
Felicity’s illustrations have been featured in children’s books published by Hachette Australia. She enjoys telling stories through a combination of images and motion, bringing narratives to life in unique and engaging ways.
Anna Lloyd
Professional Member
Anna is a Sydney-based illustrator and artist. She combines hand-drawn and digital illustration techniques for murals, surface pattern designs, products, books, and editorial illustrations.
Cat MacInnes
Professional Member
Cat MacInnes is a Melbourne-based illustrator whose award-winning images are used by various advertising and publishing clients in Australia and abroad. Her work is characteristically whimsical, bright and conceptual.
Andrew McIntosh
Professional Member
Andrew McIntosh is a freelance digital illustrator from Melbourne, Australia. He has illustrated many childrens books, book covers, websites, logos, promotional posters, Stamps
Aleck Morton
Establishing Member
Aleck started in fine art. When not creating art, he edits commercials, short films, animations, and music videos. Now, he focuses on documentaries and factual TV.
Simon O’Carrigan
Professional Member
Simon works with ink, watercolour, and occasionally Photoshop. His loose, sketchy style reflects real life, exploring life's tensions with empathy and celebration.