Oslo Davis draws and writes for various publications and projects worldwide, including The New York Times, The Guardian, The Monthly, SBS and Readings. Overheard, Oslo’s weekly eavesdropping cartoon, has been published in The Age since 2007. Oslo is also the author of the satirical This Annoying Life colouring-book series, and he is a Walkley Award and American Illustration Award finalist. His new book, Oslo’s Melbourne, is published by Black Inc.
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