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Sam Church draws live!

February 4, 2012

Our man Sam Church has recently been commissioned in an exciting live drawing role for The Tobacco Factory theatre, and their production of Shakespeare's King Lear. For this he has gone back to basics, armed with just a sketchbook and a handful of materials, drawing the action as it happens during the actors' readings, rehearsals and performances. His work will be exhibited in the theatre during the run of shows, providing a real insight into the backstage goings on, as a dramatic production is born! Sam Church is represented by the Organisation

Sean Sims

These are the latest illustrations by Sean Sims for Six Physio. Sean’s artworks are central to the physiotherapy group’s long running marketing campaign. Sean’s images have appeared in DM materials, online and in print advertisements. Sean Sims is represented by New Division

The efficiency and tolerability of valproic acid derivatives and https://www.thejerusalemfund.org/ativan in monotherapy of epilepsy in children were evaluated using efficiency criteria, as well as clinical and electroencephalographic monitoring.

Katie Wood

Here are two new book jackets by Katie Wood. Katie was commissioned by Scholastic to illustrate the new covers of their fabulous series ‘Main Street’. As an emerging talent in the world of Children’s publishing 2012 is an exciting year for Katie, with the launch of several new series’ featuring her cute artworks coming in the next few months. Katie Wood is represented by New Division

Lord Of Health & Safety

Spike Gerrell illustrates a regular comic strip for Occupational Health Magazine. If you have ever wondered what fun an Health and Safety officer would have assessing the Cracks of Doom in Middle Earth, then read his very amusing take on Lord of the Rings in, From The Vaults.

Spike Gerrell is represented by Arena

This drug https://tramadolhealth.com is available in different forms and tablets and can be consumed through injections and capsules. An injection is the most effective form. The pain was so severe that even lying down was painful.

Steve May’s Cartoon Kid Strike’s Back!

What happens when Casper's vacuum cleaner swallows a hamster? You can find out if you read Jeremy Strong's Cartoon Kid Strikes Back, published this month. This is the 3rd book in the series featuring Steve May's hilarious cover and inside illustrations including comic strips of police elephants, a talking cake and much, much more. Steve May is represented by Arena

National Geographic Traveller

Kristyna Litten has been busy working for a wide variety of clients recently, including National Geographic Traveller Family magazine. The Spring issue features her illustrations for a travel survival guide with tips from the experts about everything from cutting your carbon footprint to flying with infants.

Kristyna Litten is represented by Arena

Serge Seidlitz Jigsaw Puzzles

Serge Seidltz was commissioned by Educational Insights to design 8 children's jigsaw puzzles. Each puzzle is made up of between 24 and 48 pieces with words printed on one side and parts of the picture on the other.
The puzzles work by choosing a piece, reading the word on it and searching the puzzle tray for the synonym to that word and then setting the piece in place. Finishing the puzzle then reveals the hidden picture.

Serge Seidlitz is represented by Debut Art

Oscar Wilson – Gil Scott-Heron Book Cover

Oscar Wilson has been working with Canongate Books on the cover art for the
postumous memoir of Gil Scott Heron entitled The Last Holiday. Oscar worked
closely with the team at Canongate to create this iconic image of Gil made
from selected poems and lyrics.

Gil Scott-Heron's Publisher and friend Jamie Byng said of the work: "I think
Oscar has created an iconic image of Gil and one that will become widely
known and it makes the whole book come together beautifully. Words were so
important in Gil's life and he loved playing with them so having this image
of him in which he is literally made of words seems perfectly apt especially
for a memoir which is made up of his words."

Oscar Wilson is represented by Debut Art

Darren Whittington

In November last year, Coca Cola and World Wildlife Fund joined forces in a bold new campaign to help protect the polar bear’s Arctic home. Coca Cola’s first ever white can, features polar bears illustrated by Darren Whittington. Darren Whittington is represented by Phosphor Art