Christine Jane Moody is a distinguished designer and artist based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, renowned for her intricate, hand-drawn visual maps that preserve history in a unique and compelling way.
From an early age, Christine’s passion for drawing, painting, and storytelling through art shaped her creative journey. During the COVID-19 lockdowns, she made a personal commitment to draw every day, leading to the launch of CJM. x Christine Jane Moody—a brand dedicated to capturing the essence of places, events, and cultural landmarks through meticulously crafted illustrations.
Christine’s work is more than art; it is a visual archive of history, meticulously researched and thoughtfully illustrated. Her hand-drawn maps document the evolution of cities, neighborhoods, and iconic institutions, preserving their stories for future generations. With a deep appreciation for architecture, urban spaces, and cultural heritage, she brings forgotten or overlooked details to life through ink and watercolor.
Her artistic process involves extensive research, ensuring that each piece is not only visually captivating but also rich in historical context. Whether mapping a city’s transformation, celebrating a landmark’s anniversary, or illustrating a significant event, Christine’s work transforms local history into an immersive, visual experience.
With formal training in art, design, and law, combined with her expertise as a brand strategist, Christine bridges the worlds of creativity and storytelling. Her work resonates with historians, businesses, and communities who recognise the importance of preserving heritage in a meaningful way.
Through CJM. x Christine Jane Moody, Christine continues to push the boundaries of visual storytelling, ensuring that the past is not only remembered but vividly brought to life—one hand-drawn map at a time.
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> Patient Ambassador + Proud supporter of RWBH Foundation (Art for fundraising); and Clayfield College (Annual Art + Design Prize)
> Brisbane Open House — Pecha Kucha 14 July 2024.