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Rowntrees - Bowties
Human Rights Peace Dove Amnesty International
Rowntrees - Astronaut
Freelancer Lance Mercenary
Say Tomato / 1843 Economist
Bush Meat Rat Dinner / 1843 Economist
Rainbow / Psychology
Self Control / Psychology
Bitcoin Investing / 1843 Economist
Wooldridge Self Service Travel / 1843 Economist
GQ Diet Fads
Party Hat Mask
Black Dog Mental Health / Psychology
Anger Management / Psychology
Wooldridge Awful Hotels / 1843 Economist
Pharmacist Collage
Howling Wolf
Belly Dancer
Vampire Collage
Iceland Shark Food / 1843 Economist
Rowntrees - Pirate
Imitation / Psychology
Wooldridge Plane Travel / 1843 Economist
Indigenous Rights 42+44
Chicken Suit Collage
British Bankers Australasian Banking and Finance
Online Lynch Mob
The Economist Israel Secrets
The Economist Robots
Exchange Traded Funds Australian Financial Review
China Marathons / 1843 Economist
Cuba Witchcraft / 1843 Economist
Housing Market Entry
Homelessness Big Issue
Housing Availability
Medical Imaging Costs
The Economist / Motorcades
Rampant Consumerism
Investment Maze Bauer Media
Psychology Schadenfreude
Surveillance
Psychology Impostors
Arts Centre Funding
Insurance Australian Financial Review
Hong Kong Neon Signs / 1843 Economist
Squeezed Customer
Fear of Growing Up Wolf Red Riding Hood / Psychology
Mortgage Interest Rates
Backyard Housing Development
Feminism Around The World
Thirsty Plant Gardening
Womanizer With Issues / Psychology
Heart Transplant Donation
Rowntrees - Ironman
Leaving a Shattered Home / Psychology
Escape the Everyday
Useless US Dollar Coins Australian Financial Review
Investment For Big Fish Bauer Media
Squirreling Away Australian Financial Review
The Economist / Artists Russia
Distorted Self Image Swan
Shakespeare on the Phone
Internet Trolls
Tax Evasion
Bigissue Shortstory
Indigenous Rights 26 + 27
Random House / Personality Man of Action
The Economist American Cricket
Indigenous Graves and Cultural Traditions
Indigenous Land Military Use Indigenous Arts
Jack in the Box German Humour
Phone Romance / 1843 Economist
Silicon Valley Social Media Spying / 1843 Economist
Indigenous Rights 4+5
Organised Crime New Zealand
No U-Turn Policy Australian Financial Review
London Community Gardening
Home Buyers On The Barricades
Writers And Alcohol
Difficult Garden Weeds
Mafia and Property
Robin Hood Tax Tobin Tax
Private Health Fund Australian Financial Review
Stupid Investment Decisons
The Economist / Europeans in Africa
Two Child Policy Australian Financial Review
Cooking With Chillies
Training To Defend Your Business
Crime Fighting Apps
Gas Planet
Travel Books
Wine Connoisseur Jargon
Twitchers Bird Watching
Competition For Literary Awards
Typewriter
Property Investment
Corporate Philanthropy
Triumphal Arch Anti War
Weird Financial Products
Recovering After Heart Surgery
Grandma Country Cooking
Preparing for Market Crashes
Beer Glasses
Anorexia Eating Disorder
Balloon Separation
Home Invasions in Asia
Genetically Modified Frankenstein Food
Children in the Workplace
Psychology Uprooted
Random House / Personality Introvert
Hangover- Cures Remedies
Wrestlers
Rebuilding the Dollar
Indigenous Rights Hands
Cutting Carbon Emissions
The Economist / Teutonic Humour
Psychology Cyberbullies
Death Insurance
TheEconomist / Hyggelig Denmark
Real Estate Agents Fees
Biography
Michel Streich was born and educated in Germany. He started his illustration career in London, moving to Australia in 2000. After ten years in Sydney he now lives and works in the Blue Mountains, West of Sydney.
Michel's clients include Rowntree's, Virgin Blue, Qantas, the Royal Mail, Sainsbury’s, The Royal Society of Arts, France Tourism. His work has featured in a variety of magazines and newspapers, among them the Times and Financial Times, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Australian Financial Review.
He has created book illustrations for major book publishers such as Random House, Penguin, Scholastic, Allen & Unwin and Westermann. His own books include the illustrated Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the anti-war children's picture book Grumpy Little King.
