Designer and Illustrator Pavel Fuksa
Pavel Fuksa has a whole new suite of work in his portfolio to launch the new year. Pavel is a designer and creative director for Labstore- Young and Rubicam in his home town of Prague.
James Gibbs for Nature and Health Magazine
James Gibbs is one of NB Illustrations recent signings and he’s proving to go down well with clients so far. We have a few updates to his portfolio including an illustration for Nature and Health Magazine on maintaining a healthy liver.
Gavin Reece for The Sunday Times Style Magazine
For many years Gavin Reece has had the pleasure of illustrating the infamous Mrs Mills for The Sunday Times Style Magazine. Both Mrs Mills' and Gavin's style have evolved over time, keeping up to date with the season's trends. Here are four of the fearsome Agony Aunt's most recent looks, which Gavin has illustrated with his usual glamorous flair.
Anna Hymas for TFL
Anna Hymas created this wonderful series of posters for TFL's Winter Fun campaign. Anna was delighted to be chosen for the project, a dream commission for most illustrators.
Will Broome for Little Marc Jacobs
Fashion, apparel and merchandise illustrator Will Broome has had a long standing relationship with Marc Jacobs and we are delighted to see his latest work for the release of the new Little Marc Jacobs collection!
Behind the Book: The Answer for Little Worriers with Gabe Alborozo & Matthew Morgan
As adults we often worry: about paying the bills, about work, family, politics, health — well just about everything really. But as adults we also know there’s a way to sort things out (hopefully and for the most part) We know we can talk about it, and there is help out there. We understand why we worry — mostly.
An Unexpected Visitor: Behind the Book with Bright Star Jessica Courtney-Tickle
Jessica Courtney-Tickle is an incredible talent. Her soft and misty landscapes are dream-like and comforting. The perfect, peaceful way to send little ones off to sleep at night. Her debut picture book is due out in February and published by Egmont. The theme is environmentally friendly as is the material from which the book is made; Egmont use paper sourced from sustainable forests, which is the first message you see on opening the book.