Joanne Crawford
Joanne Crawford is descended from the Nhunda people of the Geraldton area of WA. She holds both a Bachelor of Arts in Education and a degree in Early Childhood Education, and has worked for many years on developing educational resources for school curriculums. Joanne is the author of I Remember, A Home for Bilby (WA Premier’s Award for Best Children’s Book 2004) and Bilby and the Bushfire.
Kerry Anne Jordinson
Kerry Anne Jordinson is a vibrant, self-taught artist, author, and illustrator based in Broome, Western Australia. Born in Singapore to Caribbean and English parents, she brings a colourful blend of international influences to her work. After finding her creative voice in the Goldfields, she settled in the Kimberley, where the region’s landscapes, stories, and spirit continue to inspire her.
Kerry Anne’s art is warm, playful, and evocative, capturing the people, places, and character of northern WA. Her paintings and illustrations reflect a deep connection to community, nature, travel, and storytelling.
A prolific children’s book creator, Kerry has written and illustrated several titles that celebrate life in Broome and beyond. Her work appears in homes and businesses across Australia and overseas, and she regularly exhibits, teaches, and contributes to local events and festivals.
Through her art and stories, Kerry Anne invites audiences to share in her joyful exploration of place and identity.
