ARTIST BIO

Hi there, my name is Emma Moss. I am a professional artist with over 20 years of experience in illustration, digital art, design and painting. My artistic journey began with illustration in my childhood, which gradually expanded to include painting in gouache, acrylics, and oils. Over the years, I have honed my skills in a variety of mediums and formats, allowing me to explore different forms of creative expression.

I actively exhibit my work and have had the pleasure of exhibiting my work at various shows in South Australia and in also internationally.

A highlight in my artistic career was being involved in a community mural project in Bowden Brompton South Australia, where I worked with fellow local artists designing panels that depicted aspects of Bowden’s rich cottage industry and clay mining past. I’ve also worked on various design projects, including creating logos and album covers.

My specialty areas include:

• Animal & Pet Portraits
• People Portraits
• Landscapes
• Figurative Art

I have also dabbled in multimedia and animation, and while not a major focus currently, these skills contribute to my diverse creative background. My work has been recognized and appreciated by various art societies, including the Royal South Australian Society of Arts , and I’ve been involved in numerous commissions and exhibitions over the years.

If you're looking for an artist with a unique blend of experience and passion, feel free to explore my work or reach out for commissions! 0430 289 411 Check out my website Emma Moss Art Online Store – Emmamossart for more of my art!

Below are some of the projects that I have been fortunate to be involved in:

Design

• Designed a corporate logo and Identity for Enhanced Lifestyles
• Designed an album cover for SA band Soul Funkin Hot
• Designed posters to promote Open Mike at The Gov Hotel 

Illustration

• Pet portrait commissions
• Tattoo designs

Painting

• Animal portraits
• Landscapes

Formal training

• Certificate 4 in Visual and Applied Art 2008
• Bachelor of Visual Communication 2002