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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Mark Boardman was commissioned by WPBrand Studio to create three immersive 360˚ illustrations for their client AT&T.
Mark mastered this increasingly popular technique to create a series of impressive visuals. To see the 360˚ illustrations click here.
Mark Boardman is represented by Meiklejohn Illustration
Michael Crampton produced this series of illustrations for Capital One Ventures latest advertising campaign.
Digital Progression’s lead artist Malcolm Tween, was thrilled to be asked to illustrate a special set of stamps for the Royal Mail, to mark the upcoming release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
Dark Horses commissioned Gary Redford to illustrate their campaign to promote the British Champions Day at Ascot.
We are thrilled to share a behind the scenes look at the making of The Greatest Magician in the World illustrated by Garry Parsons written by Matt Edmondson and published by Macmillan Children's Books.
We were thrilled to receive our advance copy of The Secret Life of Cows, written by Rosamund Young.
Mark Boardman worked with the team at Pollitt and Partners to create these artworks for Land Securities.
We are very pleased to announce that the winner of this year’s SAA Associate Prize for New Talent in Illustration at New Designers 2017 is Sophie Melissa from Falmouth University.
The award is given to a graduate in Illustration who is judged to have created the most fresh and inspiring work at New Designers. The prize is a career-making six months trial representation by one of the SAA’s member agents to be revealed soon, so watch this space.
The summer season is underway at Goodwood Racecourse and Garry Walton has once again created a stunning set of artworks for their marketing materials. Working in the pastiche style that has become synonymous with the world's most beautiful racecourse, Garry has produced several illustrations for various online and print campaigns.
Specialising in fruit, vegetables and the natural world, Anna has illustrated over 100 books and worked with chefs, writers and publishers from around the globe.
Over her 25 year career Anna has honed her skills in watercolour, pen & ink, oils and most recently, egg tempera. Her methods may vary but the joy of her artwork is constant; each piece she creates is a celebration of the fruit, vegetable or animal she has captured with her inimitable flare.
Anna achieves all of this against a backdrop of rural living, all recorded in her daily instagram post, which her 5,000 plus followers have come to adore. Her illustration work is inextricably linked with her way of life, Anna meets the ups and downs of a self sufficient lifestyle with a smile, embracing each challenge as it comes. An attitude she has also applied to her illustration career.
Constantly evolving, honing her craft and listening to the market, Anna's determination has secured her place as one of the UK's leading natural history illustrators. We spoke with Anna about the beauty of working traditionally, her seemingly idyllic lifestyle and the joy she gets from her work.