Award winning artist, Sara Ogilvie has done some delightful illustrations for Laura Dockrill's new book Sequin and Stitch published by Barrington Stoke.
Its full of heart warming illustrations and as usual, Sara brings each character to life with her carefully crafted illustrations.
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.
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.
Karolina Pawelczyk was asked to contribute to the fabulous German Editorial, The CURVY magazine. The article features power dressing and plus size celebrities; Michelle Obama, Hayley Hasselhoff and Melissa McCarthy. Karolina's illustration accompanies these real power women talking about their style.
Doug John Miller was commissioned by Laurence King to create the artwork for ‘The World of Sherlock Holmes’, a complex and storied jigsaw puzzle which captures the world of the famous detective.
The plan for the puzzle was authored by Nicholas Utechin, the official historian of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Following his brief, Doug created a bustling cityscape featuring Sherlock Holmes’ mysteries, locations, characters and clues.
Doug’s artwork displays his particular eye for architectural detail and talent for composing intricately detailed scenes which draw the viewer in with the multiple strands of stories being told.
Our hugely talented contemporary artist/illustrator Jamie Edler has been working on new and dynamic images, and he has now concentrated his thoughts on some stylish classic covers.
Here is his wonderful image for the cover inspired by the classic Animal Farm, written by George Orwell and first published in 1945.
Artist Partners are delighted to welcome the hugely talented illustrator/designer/art educator Paul Sizer from the US AP’s books, with a wealth of experience designing in the music sector, CD and Album design, Graphic Novels and Comics,Publishing and Poster Art. We want to introduce his great talents to the UK and European market -
Daniel Long was commissioned by The Fabian Review to create the cover and lead illustration for their summer 2020 issue, highlighting specific issues raised by recent protests around the world regarding the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter.
Nic Jones’s first book for Quarto Publishing, North Pole/South Pole (written by Michael Bright), is available to pre-order now! A literal “flip book” the reader begins at the North Pole, learning about the climate and geography of the arctic and then flips the book over to arrive at the South Pole, where you can discover the tabular icebergs, sub-glacial lakes, and ice chimneys of the Antarctic.