Season 1 · Episode 1
In this brand new series Anh Do gets up close & personal with a number of Australian celebrities as he paints their portrait. First up he paints one of Australia's funniest & most popular performers Magda Szubanski.
Comedian Anh Do paints and chats to one of Australia's most beloved broadcasters and television personalities Amanda Keller.
Anh Do has been delving deep into his subjects' minds to capture their essence on canvas. Now he has a challenge with the much-admired surgeon Dr. Charlie Teo, who has literally been inside thousands of brains.
Kate Ceberano exudes boundless energy and a big personality, and she's had a much more complicated family life than many realise, so how will Anh capture all this on canvas?
Craig McLachlan has been on our TV screens one way or another for over 20 years. Anh Do paints the former Neighbours star, Gold Logie winner & musical theatre maestro while they chat about his meteoric rise to success.
How do you paint a national icon? That's the big question Anh Do has to ask himself as he attempts to create a portrait of Jimmy Barnes, easily Australia's most successful rock artist.
Comedian and artist Anh Do interviews and paints radio broadcaster Kyle Sandilands but will Australia's most outspoken man actually like the way he's been portrayed?
Comedian and artist Anh Do paints controversial, outspoken and passionate athlete Anthony Mundine. Anthony talks about what drives him and what makes him tick.
Simon Schama explores the history of British portraiture, revealing the stories behind the most compelling images in British art and examining the ways portraiture is used to make a statement.
2015
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