The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
Month: June 2023 
Imaginatively illustrated by Nila Aye, Julia Donaldson’s Book of Names, published by Macmillan, celebrates her readers in this delightful new picture book, inspired by the children she has met at hundreds of book signings over the years.
To launch their new cocktail menu, Caroline illustrated a French riviera-styled illustration along with hand-illustrated cocktail scripts.
Ben has created another set of striking safety posters for London Power Tunnels for their work sites, the idea being to bring to workers attention, in an interesting eye catching way, the severe dangers that lurk in these particular high risk workplaces. These were commissioned and designed by Simplify Branding.
Ben has also worked in this vector style, albeit with much more refine and detail, for people and portraits.
Mike has oodles of experience as a commercial artist having worked with a wide variety of clients from Network Rail, Transport for London, to Amazon. He has number of strong illustrative approaches mostly employing illustrator vectors and photoshop.
The latest novel by Jill Johnson, illustrated by Lucy Rose has been published by Black & White Publishing. Taking inspiration from the botanical plotlines of the book, Lucy’s work features identifiable species with toxic traits…
Andrew Davidson has been commissioned by The Macallan whisky to illustrate the brand's history and the landscape where it was forged.
Step into a realm where art merges with technology, where liquid shapes dance and retro-futuristic vibes come alive. Welcome to AbstractFlow, a new digital art by Phosphor's IDRO51 (aka Flavio Melchiorre).
Phosphor's Alexander Jackson has illustrated the cover of Rob Burley's new book, Why is this Lying B*****d Lying to me? (Searching for the Truth on Political TV), which was published in May by Harper Collins.
Alexander is known for his caricature-like portraits, often inspired by pop culture and cultural affairs, so he was the perfect person to take on this task, illustrating some key politicians and journalists from recent years.
Take a peek at Alexander Jackson's portfolio, which has just been updated with more work, or contact Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to commission him to work on your next book, magazine, newspaper or any other project.
Hello Marine created a bold and attention-grabbing cover illustration for Summer Reading, written by New York Times bestselling author Jenn McKinlay and published by Penguin.
