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Published in Overland Issue 216 Spring 2014 · CAL
Keith McDougall
Keith McDougall is an artist from Melbourne. He makes biographical comics about artists such as George Grosz, The Fall and Noel Counihan. He has rapped, played and produced for Spitfire Parade, Eden Monaro and Keith Party, and composed music for fourteen plays.
More by Keith McDougall ›Sam Wallman
Sam Wallman is a writer, illustrator and dockworker based on Wurundjeri country. You can follow his work here.
More by Sam Wallman ›Abdul Adbullah
Abdul Adbullah is a Perth-based artist who works across painting, photography, video, installation and performance. Abdullah is represented by Fehily Contemporary in Melbourne and is included in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia and the Australian Islamic Museum.
More by Abdul Adbullah ›Joanna Anderson
Joanna Anderson is a cartoonist living in Melbourne. She contributed to the comic anthology Fluid Prejudice, with Chris O’Brien, has published the comic Rush, Made in Victoria, with Chris in it as a police officer. She is working on a new series of comics called Stiff Surfboard.
More by Joanna Anderson ›Safdar Ahmed
Safdar Ahmed is a Sydney-based artist, musician and educator. He is a founding member of the community art organisation Refugee Art Project, and member of eleven, a collective of contemporary Muslim Australian artists, curators and writers. His first graphic novel, Still Alive, will be published by Twelve Panels Press in April 2021.
More by Safdar Ahmed ›Kate Parrish
Kate Parrish works as a cartoonist, illustrator, advice columnist and art editor at The Lifted Brow. She identifies fiercely as a feminist and thinks that girl power is the best.
More by Kate Parrish ›Overland is a not-for-profit magazine with a proud history of supporting writers, and publishing ideas and voices often excluded from other places.
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