Iratxe teamed up with Thames & Hudson UK to bring The Artist Box: Claude Monet vividly to life through her lively, colourful illustrations.

Opening the box reveals not only a puzzle where you can spot Monet’s studio boat, wife Camille, and characters from his famous paintings, but also invites users to experiment with his artistic techniques via fun hands-on prompts. Iratxe’s illustrations transform educational content into a playful, tactile journey that both celebrates Monet’s legacy and encourages budding artists to explore creativity in a memorable, interactive format.

Check it out here.

For this project, she created a fully vector, continuous pattern capturing multi-level rooms, staircases, and shelves filled with the brand’s real catalogue products, layering detail to evoke the charm of a whimsical, immersive store.

The artwork now adorns packaging, kitchenware, and tabletop items, translating her meticulous compositions into everyday experiences.

The award highlights Svetlana’s inventive approach, celebrating how her illustrative precision brings narrative to a commercial canvas.

Well done Svetlana!

Victoria’s commission for The Green Witchery Tarot combines 78 tarot cards with a 64-page illustrated guidebook, rooted in medieval symbolism and age-old witchcraft insights.

She drew each image by hand - acrylic, ink, pen, and coloured paper, paring detail to distill archetypes like the Lovers, Death, Hermit, and Magician into striking, mysterious forms.

The deck and book are designed to complement contemporary green witchery practices, connecting natural magic with visual clarity.

More info here.

Svetlana worked with Harrods to create ornate scarf designs, complete with borders that allow the patterns to shift, frame and combine.

Lace Print draws directly from archival jewellery illustrations, assembling gem-studded bees and floral fragments into a dense ornamental field that softens as the silk moves.

Gilded Butterfly Print introduces contrast, pairing a structured floral lattice with butterflies rendered as faceted adornments, poised between delicacy and weight.

On fabric, the work behaves like fine jewellery itself: precise, luminous, and designed to catch the eye differently with every fold.

Take a look here and here.

Quarto Books commissioned Carolina to create the portrait illustrations for Billie Eilish is Life by Kathleen Perricone, part of the Modern Icons Series.

Carolina’s vibrant artwork complements the book’s celebration of Billie Eilish’s life, career, and cultural impact, bringing her music, style, and personality to life for fans old and new.

From early hits like Ocean Eyes to award-winning tracks for No Time to Die and Barbie, the illustrated guide captures the artist’s fearless creativity and wide-ranging achievements.

See the book here.

Quarto Books commissioned Carolina to create the portrait illustrations for Billie Eilish is Life by Kathleen Perricone, part of the Modern Icons Series.

Carolina’s vibrant artwork complements the book’s celebration of Billie Eilish’s life, career, and cultural impact, bringing her music, style, and personality to life for fans old and new.

From early hits like Ocean Eyes to award-winning tracks for No Time to Die and Barbie, the illustrated guide captures the artist’s fearless creativity and wide-ranging achievements.

See the book here.

For Elements of the Day published by HarperCollins’ Red Shed imprint, Hao Hao teamed up with author Samantha Lewis to make the building blocks of the universe feel familiar and fun for young readers.

The hardback uses vibrant colour art to show how chemical elements are part of everything children see, touch and taste from waking up to going to bed. Hao’s designs turn moments like breakfast cereal or sand on the beach into playful, easy-to-grasp visuals that connect sensory experience with scientific ideas.

Her work adds warmth and clarity to the book’s curious, fact-rich journey through the day, inviting both kids and adults to see science in the everyday.

Check out the book here.

Carol created the TV guide's December cover, depicting a lively cast of penguin elves tending to a snowman in a colourful, playful winter scene.

Full of colour, whimsy, and festive energy, the artwork captures the holiday spirit while complementing the magazine’s lively editorial tone.

Published this month, the cover adds personality and cheer, making it a standout seasonal highlight.

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Bristol-based illustrator Becca has crafted a series of evocative linocuts that immerse readers in Agnes Hathaway’s world of plants, bees, and rural mysticism.

Her five full-page illustrations, along with botanical drop caps and a gilded funeral wreath on the sage linen slipcase, intertwine with Maggie O’Farrell’s poignant narrative to highlight themes of love, loss, and the natural cycle of life.

The artwork beautifully complements the edition’s tactile, screen-printed design, enhancing the reader’s experience of Shakespeare’s son through a contemporary lens of folklore-inspired imagery.