The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
Day: April 23, 2018 
Commissioned by London Based Design Studio Land of Plenty, Isabella created a series of Character based illustrations in Back and White line, to reflect a change in character and purpose of the Getti Brand.
As part of the re-brand, the illustrations are being used on the website, and all printed materials, such as the food and wine menus, coasters.
Isabella Cotier is represented by Lipstick of London
"I live near the beach in North Cornwall, UK with my partner and two crazy, amazing children.I took a year out to travel from California down to Chile with my partner, before children. Travelling overland on chicken busses with a long boarder whose board only just fits on the bus is an experience in itself! Fast-forward ten years and here I am now with a few more life experiences under my belt and a sea of ideas in my head ready to be drawn and shared."
Kate's clients include:-
Snapchat, #2minutebeachclean, Nike, Design Week Magazine, Radio Times, Sunday Times Style Magazine, Stranger Magazine.
Kate Mockford is represented by Lipstick of London
Anyone who knows about cycling, knows about Rapha, and Matt Murphy was delighted to create some stunning imagery for the latest Mondial, Rapha's beautiful magazine.
If you're London based, you might of spotted Thomas's new campaign that's just been revealed around Old street station.
Lindsey Spinks’ stunning Illustrated book covers have finally been revealed for Cressida McLaughlin’s new romantic e-book series The House of Birds and Butterflies published by Harper Collins UK.
Josie was recently commissioned by the Roman Baths, Bath to create an exclusive range of illustrated souvenirs, ranging from local artisan tea and luxury chocolate to candles, ceramics and kitchen linens.
Phosphor Art were pleased to see Christopher Nielsen's artwork gracing the cover of Templar's New Titles brochure at the Bonnier stand at the London Book Fair recently.
Phosphor Art's Alexander Jackson was commissioned by a celebrity (who prefers to remain anonymous) to create large scale portraits of The Ramones for their New York apartment. Being a big fan of the band, Alexander had already worked on some portraits of Dee Dee, Joey, Johnny and Tommy which he updated for the purpose of the job.
Miranda Sofroniou graduated in 2012 with a degree in Illustration from Camberwell College of Arts. She uses a mixture of drawing, collage and painting to create unique, playful and engaging illustrations celebrating colour and pattern.
Judy Stevens trained as a fine artist in painting and printmaking at Hornsey College of Art (now Middlesex University). She has worked as an illustrator for many years – her work includes children’s books, cookery books, advertising and regular contributions to The Guardian, Observer and New Statesman magazines.