About

Bobby Graham: speaker, author, publisher and artist.

I’m a publisher and content entrepreneur with experience across trade, academic, and scholarly publishing realms. My journey into artistic expression has been a slow evolution, starting with travel and location sketching, transitioning into cartooning, and eventually expanding to commissions for bespoke portraits.

An explorer at heart, I embrace various art media in my practice. My toolkit includes pen and ink and gouache, alongside iPad and iPhone art. This diverse range of mediums allows me to capture the essence of my subjects with a unique and personal touch.

I’m inspired by my Serbian/South African heritage to infuse mindfulness, technology, and sustainability into my artistic endeavours. I created Slow Art, offering both in-person and online art courses. Slow Art invites you to cultivate mindfulness, appreciate art, and embrace a slower pace of life.

For more information, visit Slow Art.

Key achievements:

  • October 2023: First Prize in the Digital Art Category, Artists Society of Canberra.

  • March 2023: Successfully launched my book, Summer Sketches: Belgrade and Montenegro, Bobby Graham Publishers at the Serbian Embassy, Canberra.

  • November 2022: Participated in a joint exhibition, ‘PixelARTed,’ alongside the PlusPix Collective – a collaboration with five digital artists – hosted at The Front Cafe/Gallery.

  • October 2022: Third Prize in the inaugural Digital Art Category, Artists Society of Canberra.

  • April 2021: Showcased a solo exhibition, ‘UP FRONT: People and Places of Canberra’, at The Front Cafe/Gallery.

  • November 2019: Published three illustrated gift books: Tram Travellers, Planepack, and Hush! Secrets of the National Library, Bobby Graham Publishers.

My artistic journey reflects my curiosity and a commitment to exploring diverse mediums to bring my creative visions to life.

Visit my UP FRONT exhibition

I talk about the process and thinking behind creating my book, Summer Sketches: Belgrade and Montenegro.


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