Peter Horvath – Gestalten’s The Age of Collage
Peter Horvath and his work are a prime feature of Gestalten’s ‘The Age of Collage Vol. 3 - Contemporary Collage in Modern Art’.
BloodBros / Harvard Business Review Press
BloodBros was commissioned by Harvard Business Review Press to create the artwork for ‘What Is Strategy’.
Doug John Miller / Laurence King
Doug John Miller was commissioned by Laurence King to create the artwork for ‘The World of Sherlock Holmes’, a complex and storied jigsaw puzzle which captures the world of the famous detective.
The plan for the puzzle was authored by Nicholas Utechin, the official historian of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Following his brief, Doug created a bustling cityscape featuring Sherlock Holmes’ mysteries, locations, characters and clues.
Doug’s artwork displays his particular eye for architectural detail and talent for composing intricately detailed scenes which draw the viewer in with the multiple strands of stories being told.
Quentin Monge
Quentin Monge- Clementine California is the iconic fragrance of @ateliercologne, the packaging illustration is unmistakably done by @mongequentin.
Really could do with some of this to bring back some better weather and summer vibes to London.
Peter Strain / Tour de France 2020.
Peter Strain was recently commissioned by ProCycling magazine to illustrate the cover for their upcoming issue featuring the imminent Tour de France 2020.
Alan Berry Rhys / TUMS.
Alan created a whole world of characters and typography for TUMS’ hot dog meal kit which coincided with National Hot Dog Day.
Andrew Archer / The Venetian
Andrew worked together with Art Advisory to create the story, creative direction and artwork for The Venetian’s new restaurant ‘Hiro’.
New Artists / Début Art
Introducing Boneface, Manuel Bortoletti, Laurie Greasley and Bartosz Kosowski.
Alan Berry Rhys / Kawala / Ticket To Ride
Alan was asked to create the artwork for Kawala’s Ticket To Ride single but then…
Max Loeffler / Jägermeister
Max collaborated with Here Design to reinterpret Jägermeister’s iconic label and bottle packaging for Jägermeister’s new campaign, #SaveTheNight. The initiative is helping to raise funds to support the nightlife community which has been hard hit by coronavirus. Product photography by Here Design.
More of Max’s work can be reviewed at https://www.debutart.com/artist/max-loeffler