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Marks & Spencers have featured the Halloween design of George Ermos on packaging for their Halloween treats range.
The tin of all-butter biscuits has been designed as a haunted house, with ghosts and pumpkins complimenting the orange led-light that creates the perfect spooky treat.
You can see more of George Ermos’ work at their portfolio here: https://thebrightagency.com/uk/publishing/artists/george-ermos
Mike Hall produces wondrous maps and illustrations for The Atlas of Imagined Places.
Combining pop culture with map enthusiasm, 'The Atlas of Imagined Places: from Liliput to Gotham City' is published by Pavilion Books and written by Matt Brown and Rhys B. Davis.
The authors spent months compiling hundreds of fictional and imaginary places from film, television, literature, myths, comics, video games and much more, all of which were carefully plotted in a series of highly detailed, antique-style maps by Mike.
To celebrate the launch of the book, the three creators attended an event at Stanfords in Covent Garden where they discussed what inspired the book, how the authors painstakingly researched and compiled all the locations, and how Matt and Mike worked together to design the maps.
Anne Wilson recently created this WILD image for Chester zoo, the six metre mural can be seen across the large window at Chester Zoo shop with elements from the illustration used within the shop itself and on signage.
This is the biggest Anne has seen her work used and was commissioned to re-vamp the shop ready for opening after the Covid rules were relaxed back in July. The animal filled scene with its charming jungle characters frame the expansive window, inviting the visitors from the outside.
Outstanding map work by Sveta Dorosheva is featured in C.S. Pacat’s novel "Dark Rise".
A thrilling new fantasy novel for young adults is published at the end of this month with London map work by Sveta. Written by the best selling author of the Captive Prince trilogy, this novel follows heroes and villains of a long-forgotten war who are reborn and begin to draw new battle lines.
Sveta has completed many maps for young adult books but this is one of her favourites to date. Showing intricate line work, lettering and symbols, it's a feast for the eyes!
Find out more about the book here.
Season of Victory designs psychedelic Christmas packaging for handmade cosmetic company Lush. A kaleidoscope of colours can be seen on the packaging of Lush's Christmas gift box, packed with Snow Fairy treats!
Denis Freitas creates the art for a premium pop-up-box for the sports equipment brand Asics.
Andressa Meissner is invited to illustrate the portrait of Ishita Malaviya, India's first professional surfer for the latest book in the award winning Rebel Girls series
Daniel Sulzberg works on playful packaging illustrations for The Bruery.
Daniel's job was to create a fun doughnut and stout beer box for a brewery in Orange County.
Not only did he create crazy characters for the box, but they were included on the stemware glasses too. He says, "Such a fun packaging project! They teamed up with 4 local donut shops for National Donut Day and offered these boxes to go with the donuts."
With her vivacious style, Juliette Toma creates a selection of illustrations for the LA Times
To celebrate 100 years of Leite Moça Nestlé, Débora Islas creates commemorative packaging.
Leite Moça is a beloved brand among Brazilian families and the main ingredient used in most of their deserts, so its 100 year anniversary is a celebratory moment for the brand.
Débora Islas worked on twenty portraits and ten digital stickers for the campaign, representing women entrepreneurs who changed their lives by producing special deserts with the product.
The results have a retro feel using Debora's beautiful imagery, with its warm colours and happy figures - a joyful way to celebrate a respected brand.