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Fontaine Anderson is an Australian aritist from Adelaide, South Australia, and is now situated in London. Fontaine completed her Hounors degree in Visual Communication at the University of South Australia in 2004. Since then she has been working as a graphic designer and freelance illustrator for clients. Fontaine finds her inspiration through "dreams, Japanese textiles, Egyptain gods, 1980s clip art, fashion and music, but most of her art pieces are based on fashion. In 2006 she undertook an illustration summer school at Parsons the new School of Design in New York and during this time she developed her illustration style using ink and soft colour washes. Since 2007 Fontaine has been designing artwork for clients such as Anna Sui, Elle Girl Holland, Harper Collins, Penguin, Hurley, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, Orion Publishers, Something by Natalie Wood, PAM and Rush magazine.  ​ 