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The final part in the ‘Book of Dust’ trilogy by Philip Pullman, illustrated by Chris Wormell. Iconic illustrations for an iconic series. Chris worked with designer Tom Sanderson, Jacqui McDonough and the team at Penguin Random House and David Fickling books on this exciting and prestigious project.
Delighted to be asked by Watkins publishing to produce a book entitled: Tale of the Dark Feminine written by V Castro - to be published on the 15th October this year...
Iconic hand crafted illustrations by our Chris Wormell in The Folio Society's exquisite gift edition of ‘H is for Hawk’ by Helen Macdonald.
In Joseph Coelho’s poetic picture book, Richard’s theatrical, emotive illustrations guide readers through a world where children discover the hidden power of nature and learn how small actions can spark big change.
Following the madcap adventures of The Impossible Quests, Dotty Sutton reunites with author Sam Copeland and Puffin to deliver another riotous tale packed with peril, comedy, and brilliantly bold artwork.
We’re thrilled to share Nila Aye’s playful illustrations created for author Kes Gray’s picture book Thoughts From a Quiet Bench. The award-winning duo collaborated on this joyful book, encouraging children to slow down and start noticing the world around them.
This is the latest in an enchanting series for DK, illustrated by Katie Ponder! Katie has brought her signature style to retell these beautiful stories about Celtic folklore. She said "I am so proud and honoured to have worked on this magical book celebrating and exploring Celtic myths.” This is Katie’s sixth book on myths with DK, and she feels very lucky to have worked with the team there to create a strong visual identity for this wonderful series.
It was a perfect match when Dawn Cooper was asked to illustrate this fascinating book, A Magical Guide to Plants, by Sandra Lawrence. A topic Dawn is interested in herself, she really enjoyed using her exquisite illustrations to bring this to life, along with Sophie Gordon and the team at Hachette Children’s. The book is partnered with Kew Gardens and available to purchase now!
Take a journey as the apprentice of eminent botanical witch, Madame Voltare, through plant folklore, spell recipes and enchanting rituals as you learn all about the magical qualities of plants.
Dotty Sutton conjures up a riot of mischief in The Notwitches: Prison Break, the uproarious second instalment of Gary Panton’s middle-grade series from Chicken House Books.
Melanda Notwitch is back and this time she’s setting out to break herself in to prison in order to break her parents out. Dotty’s whimsical black-and-white artwork captures every absurd moment beautifully - from goblin roommates who hate mornings to nearly-talking cats. The result? A gloriously absurd romp bursting with heart, humour, and visual mischief.
“Gary has done it again. A new cast of fabulously silly characters. I had just as much fun as book 1 bringing these hilarious villains to life… I can't wait for kids to meet the Governess and have a good giggle!” — Dotty Sutton.
From the wonderful cover to the final vignette, The Notwitches: Prison Break is brought joyfully to life by Dotty's fun-filled imagery.
Dotty Sutton is represented by Arena Illustration.
Natalie Smillie brings bite-sized magical charm to life in Harry Potter - Pocket Potters, Bloomsbury Children’s Books’ new mini-series packed with wizarding delight.