Oslo Davis, the award-winning illustrator and cartoonist, is a professional voyeur. He's made a career out of observing the banalities of urban life — mostly in his hometown of Melbourne — and re-interpreting them on the page. Many of these have featured in his long-running 'Overheard' series for The Age. Be it revealing conversations on the tram, curious quips in a children's bookstore, or — in Oslo's words — "delicious" deliberations in the line for movie tickets, Oslo has caught a swathe of shared intimacies that play out in public. A mix of his new and old work has been compiled in the new book, Oslo's Melbourne — Illustrated Adventures in the World's Most Tolerated City.