The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
Month: August 2010 
Chris Wormell has recently completed a special project for the Museum of the Order of St John. His lino prints were transferred to large scale wall panels and used in a new gallery at the museum to illustrate the history of St John’s Gate.
Chris Wormell is represented by The Artworks
Paul Catherall has produced a new image to accompany Bedford Museum, Cecil Higgins Gallery for their forthcoming exhibition. The exhibition will coincide with the 80th Anniversary of the R101 Air Disaster.
Paul Catherall is represented by the Art Market
John Rielly, master of the comic book genre has once again recreated the classic style, this time taking ‘Mad Men’ as inspiration. Commissioned by Shortlist magazine, John produced two artworks, one for the cover and another for an inside spread.
John Rielly is represented by Meiklejohn
Garry Walton’s cheeky artworks for Keep Britain Tidy’s latest campaign have caused quite a stir. Garry was commissioned to create a poster in the classic saucy sea-side style, to be used across various media platforms. The artworks have sparked national debate, being deemed as too risque by some. We think the posters are great and are right behind the campaign (excuse the pun).
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn
Joe Wilson from Debut Art has been working with Contagious on these beautiful illustrations for the packaging and website for Black Tot Rum.
Last month Jeff Wack worked with M&C Saatchi on their "Don't get stung on holiday" campaign for Travelex. Look out for Jeff's Scorpion, Mosquito and Jellyfish illustrations around and about on posters and the tube right now.
Jeff Wack is represented by Debut Art
Alastair Taylor was commissioned by Theatre Alibi to illustrate the poster for their autumn production. "A Flying Visit" is a play for 5-11 year olds and is the story of a boy who wakes up one morning with wings instead of arms. Alastair's whimsical illustration fits the story perfectly.
Alastair Taylor is represented by Eastwing