EMILY FOX – ZOOPERTOWN RETURNS!
Emily and Jem Packer re-unite for their second action-packed adventure in Zoopertown, published this month by Bloomsbury.
Amy Grimes illustrates Cinematic Places for White Lion Publishing
The latest in the inspired travellers guides illustrated by Amy Grimes ‘Cinematic Places’ has been published by White Lion Publishing, an imprint of Quarto. The book features 25 cinematic locations, with 60 beautiful illustrations by Amy detailing each one.
Florencia Rigiroli for Animal Kind
Phosphor's Florencia Rigiroli has brought her classic botanical style to vegan food brand Animal Kind, creating these gorgeous illustrations for their social media accounts.
You can see more of Florencia's work in her portfolio , or get in touch with Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to commission Florencia to create something similar for you.
Emily Robertson – An Atlas of Endangered Species
We couldn’t wait to get our hands on ‘An Atlas of Endangered Species’ written by Zoologist and TV presenter Megan McCubbin, released this month and featuring illustrations by our very excellent Emily Robertson.
David Roberts/Aaron Slater and the Sneaky Snake
Waterstones has announced Aaron Slater and the Sneaky Snake as one of their best recommended books for Children in May ! This is fabulous news!
MARIE-ALICE HAREL – PERSONAL PROJECTS
We shine a spotlight on the personal work of one of our multi-talented book artists. It was Marie-Alice’s love of research and attention to detail that led to her first love, creating her own art books.
NEW ANIMATION FROM ALEX T. SMITH
Alex’s fabulous character creations are beginning to take on a life of their own with a new animated TV series, The Coop Troop, airing this month in France
Claire Harrup/ ‘If This is a Man / The Truce’ for Abacus’s 50th Anniversary.
Claire Harrup has illustrated a new cover for Primo Levi’s profound memoir ‘If This is a Man / The Truce’, for publisher Abacus Books 50th anniversary celebrations.
Agnès Ernoult/Roi Kipu
Agnès Ernoult's recently published children's book has made it to the top 40 on the independent book-sellers list in France. 'Roi Kipu', which translates to 'King Smelly', is a book published by Editions Margot and written by Bernard Villiot.
The book follows the story of a King with a ridiculous name who actually doesn't smell bad at all, but because of his name, he struggles to find a partner to marry.
It's a heartwarming story about self-acceptance, tolerance, and the importance of laughing at oneself, with Agnès' humorous and characterful drawings connecting the reader with the King's journey.
WALLIAMS AND STOWER ARE BACK WITH – ROBODOG!
Enter a world of superheroes and villains in this action-packed comic caper… get ready to meet the future of crime fighting!