The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
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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.
To see more of Michaels work, click here.
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 was thrilled to be commissioned by the Shortbread House of Edinburgh for a second year.
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 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.
Meet Me In London, the brand new romance by celebrity author Georgia Toffolo, has officially hit the shelves; sporting this elegantly festive cover illustration by Lucy Truman. To see more of Lucy’s work, click here.
Carrie May was absolutely delighted to illustrate the much anticipated Rising Hope: Recipes and Stories from Luminary Bakery. Carrie's beautiful illustrative style is the perfect compliment for the empowering tales interspersed within this inspiring cookbook.
To see more of Carrie's work, click here.
We’re absolutely thrilled to share this beautiful series of illustrations created by Mark Boardman to accompany the new Travel The World At Kew Exhibition, which is open now in their global garden. Following three months of closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Kew Gardens has reopened and is showcasing its uniquely diverse landscape by presenting an exhibition of words and images linked specifically to areas within their gardens, reconnecting visitors with nature and satisfying their frustrated wanderlust.
Tasked with bringing the specially commissioned poetry and prose to life, Mark’s illustrations were inspired by the Royal Botanic Garden's selection of worldwide plants and trees, transporting visitors on a journey to each country.
Talking about his contribution to the exhibition, Mark has described his pleasure at working on this inspiring project, “I felt so fortunate to have this commission to focus on during lock down. Not only did it allow me to immerse myself in researching the many botanic wonders at Kew, it gave me the opportunity to feel like I was escaping on my own global adventure.” To see more of Mark’s work, click here.
The 5th book in the German edition of the Cazelet Chronicles by Elizabeth Jane Howard was published this month, featuring a wonderful retro cover illustration by Garry Walton. To see more of Garry's work, click here.
