BOOKS & CO - ALL WRAPPED UP: Delicious by Alice Oehr

From the sweet to the scrumptious, devour the art of illustrator and designer Alice Oehr in this endlessly delightful wrapping paper book!

With her unique eye for simplicity and abstraction, Alice Oehr has created works ranging from textiles, to books, to homewares, for brands all over the world. Known for her delicious illustrations, her work has seen her partnered with a range of iconic Australian food brands like Beatrix Bakes, Pidapipó, and Koko Black.

Delicious is part of the beloved and best-selling All Wrapped Up series, which showcases the work of Australia’s best and brightest artists!

Delicious includes 20 gift wrapping sheets (measuring 694mm x 504mm) and a sheet of gift-label stickers – so you’ll always have the perfect paper on hand to wrap your thoughtful gifts.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Alice Oehr is an artist & designer from Melbourne. She draws for business and for pleasure & is interested in design that walks the line of good taste. I like to work with paper and with pixels.

Alice’s distinct, colourful style incorporates a love of food, pattern, collage and drawing. She draws both for work and for fun, which has led her to teaching, speaking and writing on the subject. Since 2017, she has run regular Still Life Drawing sessions for Apple iPad Pro at Lamington Drive gallery. Like most professional doodlers, Alice loves to record the world as she moves through it, and uses her work to showcase her observations and interpretations of the details she encounters. Her commercial work is sought-after by local and international clients and has appeared in numerous books as well as on textiles, homewares and large-scale installations. She has author-illustrated four of her own books; The Art of Cake (Thames & Hudson 2020), Still Life Drawing (Hardie Grant, 2021), Pretend You’re in Paris (Harper Collins, 2022) and her first book for kids, Off to the Market (Scribble, 2022). Alice has exhibited extensively in various group exhibitions, and has had two solo exhibitions; ‘Freshly Wrapped’ in 2018 and ‘CAKE’ in 2021.