Madeleine Stamer

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About Madeleine Stamer

Madeleine Stamer was born and raised at a stones throw from the quicksand pits of Moorabbin, and for many years she applied her quicksand escape skills to the task of teaching art to primary school children, discovering that both require a cool head, quick thinking and the ability to convincingly act dead at times. Her inspirations include Dick Bruna, Bjorn Winblad, Tiwi ceramics, Gaudi, Hieronymous Bosch, kaleidoscope patterns and folk traditions such as Mexico’s day of the dead. Her folk-infused work has appeared on merchandise and CD art for the Blackeyed Susans. Her art work has also been commissioned by various clients such as Copeland Publishing Child Magazines, Herman Miller, The Meredith Music Festival, Notebook Magazine, Oxford University Press, The Australian Financial Review, The Australian Readers Digest and The National Gallery of Victoria. In her spare time she enjoys caring for her two children and staring out windows at birds.

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