Fleur Harris lives and works in Melbourne, Australia.

Fleur is passionate about all things design and illustration.

Fleur’s clients include Smiggle, The Just Group, Dalton Paper, Monster Children magazine, Frankie and IDN magazines, Canson Paper, The National Gallery of Victoria, The Cancer Council of NSW, Melbourne’s Rooftop Bar, Poketo and now Water For Water.

Fleur Harris designed the most amazing Christmas Card now available on our online store.

Thank you to Fleur for not only being so easy and nice to work with, but for her support to Water For Water and for people in need of clean water.

 

Phibs is one of Australia’s most talented graffiti artists.

It is no stretch to say that Phibs paints walls every single day of the year, almost without exception!

Originally from Sydney, Phibs came from a strong graffiti background growing up painting on the train lines of Sydney’s inner suburbs.

Phibs endeavors to promote the value of the art form through outlets such as commissioned murals, youth workshops, exhibitions, and theatrical productions. Whilst Phibs signature is intricate, stencil-like delineated lines and cut-back methods, his work is visibly influenced by the art and mythology of many cultures, both ancient and modern.

Phibs donated his work and signature style to Water For Water Christmas Cards artist series and we think you will love his card.

Buy a pack today!

 

 

Max Berry donated artwork to Water For Water's Christmas card project and we think he is amazing!

Max was born in 1987 in Katherine NT and he currently lives and works Sydney. Max works both in the studio and on the street transferring his images from canvas to walls and back again.

Max Berry's work creates a world where every object has a life of its own, a daydream land where houses talk to clouds and characters float playfully in abstracted space. Fascinated by obscure lore and strange unknown lands, his work explores the human condition in a playful journey into the surreal.

This Thursday night in Brisbane, Max is teaming with artist Mark Alsweiler to open their show “All Things Lost” at Nine Lives Gallery, Fortitude Valley.  Their show is set to be an amazing showcase of their individual styles and passion for hand-built sculpture. If you are in Brisbane make sure you go and check out the show.

Thanks to Max for his contribution to the Water For Water Christmas Card project. To purchase a pack of cards - visit the Water For Water online store.

 

Numskull kindly donated his time and art for Water For Water for our artist designed Christmas cards and we love his card!! The card is a mix of his love for typography & colours, a signature look that Numskull has become recognised for, both locally and internationally.

Numskull has been painting since the late ‘90s, has exhibited over a dozen times and has been featured in publications including The Sydney Morning Herald, Acclaim, Lodown and many more. He was recently selected as an artist for Art & About Sydney and The Outpost Project on Cockatoo Island.

Numskull has a solo exhibition 'Mixed Messages' next week at Kind Of Gallery in Sydney. The show opens Thursday 24th November 7pm. Make sure you stop by and check it out as it's going to be an amazing show.

Numskull's Christmas card is just one in a pack of eight cards and we will be featuring each artist and their cards on our blog over the coming days.
To purchase a pack of Christmas Cards go to the Water For Water online store.  100% of the profits from the sale of the cards goes directly to providing communities access to clean water.

Thanks so much to Numskull for his generosity & support of Water For Water!

SIBELLA COURT,  Interior Stylist, Author and recent contributor to Water For Water's artist Christmas Cards opened her exhibition SOUVENIRS OF ETCETERA at BAROMETER GALLERY in Paddington this week. Water For Water supplied water for the exhibition and also had the privilege of attending the opening night.

Here are a few snaps we thought you'd love...

 

Eight of Australia’s finest visual artists, illustrators and creatives have donated their time, creativity and Christmas cheer to design original Christmas cards exclusively for Water For Water.

For the first time a diverse range of creatives have come together to design unique Christmas cards using their existing well known style and infusing it with a little bit of Christmas.

By purchasing a pack of 8 Christmas Cards you’ll be spreading Christmas joy further than you think with 100% of the profits from the sale of the cards going directly to providing communities access to clean water.

Cards designed by Beastman, Numskull, Phibs, Yok, Thomas Jackson, Fleur Harris, Max Berry & Sibella Court.

Water For Water will be profiling all the artists and their Christmas Cards designs on our blog over the next few days.

We want to say a big thank you to all the artists involved, to the team at Look Print & Picture XXL for generously printing the cards.

Cards are available now for a limited time only in mixed packs of 8 via the Water For Water Online Store.

Sibella Court's first book Etcetera etc: creating beautiful interiors with the things you love won Best Designed Book of the Year 2010. Now, with her award-winning photographer brother, Chris Court, she has created an installation at Barometer Gallery in Sydney's Paddington so will be able to feel & experience all the special textured papers that make up Etcetera.

Sibella is an interior stylist, product designer, shop owner (The Society inc.), globetrotter, feature writer and author of Etcetera, The Stylist's Guide to NYC and Nomad: Bringing your travels home. Chris is internationally sought after & has photographed for Donna Hay, Vogue Living, Harpers Bazaar, Martha Stewart and Living Etc. as well as photographing Etcetera & Nomad with Sibella.

The gallery allows you to touch, see, marvel & enjoy, as if you are within the photographs, discovering them in a space that you exist in, rather than the book that you hold within your hands.

Water For Water is delighted to be providing bottles of water for the exhibition. If you are in Sydney it's an event not to be missed!