Citadelle Gin
Hannah George was thrilled to illustrate the bright and summery label and advertising visual for the new Citadelle Gin Jardin D’Été in her beautiful watercolour style.
Fortuna Todisco – Ilago
French agency Ilago commissioned Fortuna Todisco to illustrate a series of stylish images of their new work space in her contemporary line work with colour wash.
Julia Allum – Savills
Continuing her successful collaboration with Savills, Julia Allum recently created this jewel coloured, festive scene in her bold, graphic style.
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Mark Boardman – We Are Sunday
These stunning bird’s eye view illustrations were created by Mark Boardman. Making great use of Mark’s technical yet accessible style, the images were commissioned for a special feature on the impact of the Covid pandemic on global trade for Quarterly Magazine.
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Michael Crampton – China Dialogue
Michael Crampton was recently commissioned to create these vibrant travel poster-inspired Postcards from Europe; cleverly bringing together modern and traditional themes for a series of articles focusing on Chinese investments in European countries.
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Tom Peake – Modus Magazine
Commissioned by Modus Magazine, Tom Peake created this stylish, atmospheric illustration to accompany their online feature on how business owners can plan their long-term resilience to the pandemic. To see more of Tom’s work, click here.
Carrie May – Shortbread House of Edinburgh
Carrie May was thrilled to be commissioned by the Shortbread House of Edinburgh for a second year.
Nick Chaffe – Think. Do.
Nick Chaffe was commissioned by the team at YBM to illustrate a feature about being different for the latest issue of Think. Do. magazine.
Mark Boardman – British Airways
Mark Boardman was delighted to illustrate an insightful feature for Highlife Magazine How to get a greater sense of escape on your next trip.
Mark’s use of subtle texture and warm tones are the perfect compliment to this explorative holiday piece. To see more of Mark’s work, click here.