Debbie Powell for BBC Wildlife magazine
Debbie created a beautiful lino cut illustration to accompany an article in BBC Wildlife magazine all about butterflies, their decline and what we can do to help.
Donough O’Malley for Brio Magazine
Donough O'Malley illustrates a bright editorial series for Brio Magazine.
Donough used his signature colour-blocked energy and expressive character work to a recent editorial commission for USA's Brio magazine. The article, titled Choosing to Love More by Being Offended Less, offers young readers practical, values-based advice on emotional resilience and empathy.
His illustrations translate these concepts into dynamic scenes filled with warmth, contrast, and storytelling - designed to visually support the article’s core message of responding to conflict with compassion.
A striking example of how thoughtful editorial illustration can deepen the impact of written advice.
Economist Magazine covers – Peter Crowther
This ‘Trumpification of American policy' cover was a finalist in the ASMEs for best conceptual cover.
Lucy Rose illustrates the Easter edition of the Radio Times
Celebrating Easter with this colourful and joyful cover illustration by Lucy Rose. Lucy also illustrated the inside page borders too, which are equally beautiful and really bring the pages to life.
Lucy Rose is represented by The Artworks
Top 500 Banking Brands – Brand Finance – Jacey
Jacey created the key art for Brand Finance’s 2025 analysis of the top 500 banking brands.
The content of the illustration was selected to resonate with the themes of building trust and securing growth.
More of Jacey’s work can be viewed at https://www.debutart.com/artist/jaceytec and at https://www.debutart.com/artist/jacey
Sarah McMenemy for Politico
“Republicans really do prefer steakhouses. Democrats love a good wine bar. And everybody on Capitol Hill eats pizza — at one place in particular.”
Sarah McMenemy illustrated this interesting feature about where democrats vs republicans eat out, for the Politico article, “How to Dine Like a Washington Insider”,
Fortunate Joaquin gets creative with New York Times Commission
Brand New Bright Artist Fortunate Joaquin announces himself with splendour, bringing his characteristic striking compositions, bold colours and playfulness to this new commission from the New York Times.
Known for his work across editorial, TV, retail, and the music industry, we’re feeling Fortunate about all the amazing work on the horizon.
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Lynn Hatzius’ Psychology Collages
Phosphor's Lynn Hatzius recently created a series of collages for an A Level textbook, published by Liber for use at Swedish high schools.
Sam Hubbard joins up with NB Illustration
Sam Hubbard is a fineline illustrator living in a small seaside town in West Sussex. With a long background in brand design he has recently shifted his focus onto illustration, mainly specialising in detailed hand-drawn inkwork for luxury and heritage brands.
He has recently become an artist ambassador for renowned art supplier Daler-Rowney, and has exhibited his work for two years running at Henley Regatta and Goodwood Revival (Cloud Gallery Fine Art), amongst others.
When not at the drawing board, he can be found swimming in the sea, running around the Sussex countryside or spending time with his wife, two daughters and the family cat, Pearl.
Clients include; Daler-Rowney, Cuckoo Gin, David Swann (author) Kingfisher coffee, Brindiwell Wine amd more.
Jessica Smith’s Homely Illustrations for Good Housekeeping
Jessica’s recent collaboration with Good Housekeeping has us looking to the future with delight.
Jessica’s signature style shows us the future of what interior design could be, and we think it’s looking wonderful.
Take a look at more of Jessica’s work in her portfolio here: https://thebrightagency.com/uk/design-and-advertising/artists/jessica-smith