The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
Month: June 2021 
New Zealand based STATE Insurance recently undertook a national study and found that the same accidents tend to happen on the same day; which led to their campaign The Mistake Report, featuring a range of witty icons created by Nick Chaffe in his graphic style for use in print, TV and social media.
Carrie May teamed up with Simon and Schuster and author Rachael Lippincott to create this striking new book cover for the UK cover of The Lucky List.
Carrie May is represented by Meiklejohn
Bad news for the House of Illustration that its to close but good news that its to resurface as the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration in a major £8m refurbishment project to become the world’s largest public arts space dedicated to illustration.
The renamed Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration will be a new cultural landmark for the UK, redeveloping New River Head in Islington, London into what will also be a permanent home for the archive of the organisation’s founder, Sir Quentin Blake, with selections from his archive of more than 40,000 works on permanent display.
read more source: Digital Arts
Katie Ponder has collaborated with the brilliant art team at DK again, to work on another illustrated book of myths. Norse Myths is the latest book of epic stories, answering every question a young curious mind might have on the various Gods and Goddesses of the Vikings.
What a week it’s been for Startworks artist Greg McIndoe (AKA Headless Greg)! Greg was invited to chat on the latest Creative Boom Podcast , where he discusses starting his own business, social media, and the importance of recognising and reconciling struggle. It’s a really candid and thoughtful interview and definitely something we would recommend listening to whether you’re a recent graduate or established in your creative career.
On top of that, Greg has been long-listed in the World Illustration Awards in the new talent section of the alternative publishing category for his book he worked on his final year of university, Wilson Strange; a fantastic exploration of mental health through the eyes of the titular character.
With all this happening, we can’t wait to see where Greg will go next and how his talent will continue to flourish and be recognised. Congratulations Greg!
Greg McIndoe is represented by The Artworks
A man of many talents, Phosphor's Jon Rogers recently completed a rebrand for Mister Z's curry paste, giving it a fresh look to help it stand out.
Jon has worked with many iconic food and drink brands over the years, including Guinness, Fox's Biscuits and Werther's Originals.
Phosphor's Jhon Boy recently completed a set of illustrations for Platform55's website (click through to see them in action).
Platform55 provides a practical and impactful solution to support working parents and managers with a clear return on investment for organisations.
See more of Jhon Boy's work in his portfolio on the Phosphor website.
Ben has been working with Vodaphone team, creating a series of striking graphic illustrations for their business site to support their Connected Education service. 'Bringing digital learning to students, teachers & schools worldwide to help teachers and pupils collaborate in new ways using technology.'
Was a really nice nice one to work on and made all the smoother with the clever designer at Sassy Films who commissioned the project.
Cat has just completed this lovely illustration for Keepler Dating App, the concept was about the importance of play in a relationship.
For Caroline Tomlinson’s Latest advertising commission, she was asked to paint a variety of women for a mobile boutique, taking fashion on the road – Style on the go ! Incorporating the brands’ butterfly icon
