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"Cross Cultures"
Oils
 "As an artist and illustrator, I aim for images that are clear and fresh and uncluttered. I aim for originality, sometimes humour, and I hope my pictures bring pleasure to audiences of all ages"
Singapore born, UK raised, and now living in Australia, Kerry Anne Jordinson is a self taught artist working successfully across a broad range of media.

Prints
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Kerry's love of drawing started at a very early age and began to develop whilst living in the Goldfields of Western Australia for many years. In both the Kalgoorlie and Broome, her work has reflected her local environment.
She is principally interested in depicting the human form, although much of her work deals in landscapes. . Her portfolio includes exhibiting in galleries in Western Australia to numerous private commissions, and she has won a number of awards.

Kerry's pastel and ink illustrations appear in the award winning educational resource book "Making The Jump" (1997). Her colourful watercolour and ink illustrations are in the popular childrens' books, "Mrs Millar's Frogs" (1998), "Mrs Millar Counts to Ten" (1999), and "Mrs Millar's Underwater Adventure" (2000), self-published in Broome. She has brought her love of art and drawing to many children in the Kimberley and Perth for many years by visiting schools as an illustrator during Book Weeks, and as an Artist in Residence.


What's New!
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United Nations Rights of the Child (WA)
by Kerry Anne Jordinson

Books etc...
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Kerry is currently residing in Perth, Western Australia, where she continues to paint and be inspired by her surroundings. For Broome and North West's clients, please contact here.

Commissions Available on Request

All art images and graphics on this site are copyright © Kerry Anne Jordinson 2000-2007. No image or part thereof in this website may be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means (graphic, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by using an information retrieval system) without the express written permission of Kerry Jordinson.