The artist behind this captivating journey was Lloyd Foye, an Australian visionary who crafted designs and artistic masterpieces during the 1980s and 1990s. Foye’s gift was his ability to materialize complex concepts into tangible visual marvels that resonated with clients.

“I’m Lloyd Foye. I believe you might be looking for me?” Lloyd Foye was an Australian artist who was commissioned to create designs and art pieces in Australia during the 1980’s and...

Jan 1, 2013 · A counting book written by Australian author Phillip Gwynne and enchantingly illustrated by Lloyd Foye. The 10 green geckos are full of character and, in most cases, do what geckos do. The language is well written with an ABA rhyming format.

Almost four decades ago, artist Lloyd Foye created a unique mural for the Golden Fleece Service Station from the AMPOL chain, which depicted the Australian outback. The mural was meant to adorn the walls of the Golden Fleece restaurants called Jumbuck, where motorists could take a break from their long journeys and refuel their cars.

Lloyd Foye – Artist Lloyd Foye was selected to illustrate this culturally significant artwork collection. One of his strengths was the ability to draw people.

‘Gold Panning’ by Lloyd Foye from his iconic Outback series, vividly portrays the lives of rugged Australian workers in the early 1900s. The series captures the harsh conditions of the Australian outback and the resilience, camaraderie, and spirit of these quintessential pioneers, highlighting their struggles and triumphs.

Lloyd Foye is the author of The Sleepover (4.43 avg rating, 7 ratings, 1 review, published 2005), Pony Club (4.00 avg rating, 6 ratings, 0 reviews), Girl...

A charming retelling of 'Ten Green Bottles' with a cheeky crew of very active geckos... climbing, swimming, eating, walking, surfing, spinning... and the fun is only just beginning! Lloyd Foye's illustrations are colourful and cute, and sure to capture little people's imaginations.

I’m looking at Trickster’s Queen (because it’s close in reach 😅) but I’m pretty sure it’s the same artist. Says cover image ©️Lore Foye, 2004.

'A charming retelling of 'Ten Green Bottles' with a cheeky crew of very active geckos... climbing, swimming, eating, walking, surfing, spinning... and the fun is only just beginning! Lloyd Foye's illustrations are colourful and cute, and certain to capture little people's imaginations. ' …

The Australian Museum of Design is home to the most significant collection of original hand drawn designs by Australian artists, including artworks by Carla Zampatti, Noel Lyons, Lloyd Foye and Bruce Clarke, more than 10,500 designs, predominantly from the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s, and recent works by artists Collette Dinnigan and Kate Ceberano.

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Jun 29, 2013 · Adults and older children will recognise the Ten Green Bottles tune used in the story of ten mischievous little lizards. Geckos are well known for their climbing ability, and in this book from Phillip Gwynne and Lloyd Foye, the geckos eat …

A charming retelling of ‘Ten Green Bottles’ with a cheeky crew of very active geckos . . . climbing, swimming, eating, walking, surfing, spinning. . . and the fun is only just beginning! Lloyd Foye’s illustrations are colourful and cute, and certain to capture little people’s imaginations.

Feb 1, 2013 · A charming retelling of 'Ten Green Bottles' with a cheeky crew of very active geckos . . . climbing, swimming, eating, walking, surfing, spinning. . . and the fun is only just beginning! Lloyd Foye's illustrations are colourful and cute, and certain to capture little people's imaginations.

Joey Hopalong thinks he is big enough to hop alone. His mother agrees -- but some of her friends think he's too little and needs their help. How can Joey show them that he's big enough? I'm Big Enough has a universal theme and an underlying humour with stunning illustrations. For children.

I’m Big Enough, by Sally Odgers, is a gently humorous tale with a subtle message about differences and growing up. The delightful illustrations by Llyod Foye capture the colours of Australia’s landscape, with golden browns and greens prevalent. Sally Odgers is a talented Tasmanian author who produces quality books for all ages.