Phosphor's Oxo is known for his "mascots" - characters illustrated in his unique style. We're sure many of you can relate to his most recent addition...
This personal piece draws from vintage horror posters, baroque ornamentation, and mid-century pulp covers.
Andreea writes that “the style of this piece sits somewhere between ecclesiastical and camp, using saturated jewel tones and textured halftones to evoke an aged, print like feel. It’s a love letter to old horror and the beauty of excess. The series as a whole is blending vintage design and surreal humour with a modern twist. I love bold shapes, grainy textures, and that perfectly imperfect print look”.
Seasonal illustrations by Daniel Long for Wall Street Journal’s Fall books review. The books featured include David Nasaw’s The Wounded Generation, Adam Johnson’s The Wayfinder and John Banville’s Venetian Vespers.
The final part in the ‘Book of Dust’ trilogy by Philip Pullman, illustrated by Chris Wormell. Iconic illustrations for an iconic series. Chris worked with designer Tom Sanderson, Jacqui McDonough and the team at Penguin Random House and David Fickling books on this exciting and prestigious project.
Heralding in the festive season with these gorgeous illustrations, Ellise Wilkinson’s sumptuous bear designs for Harrods Christmas 2025 campaign continue their long trend of classically inspired, sought-after products.
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Lovingly created by Jessica Smith, this new 'paint by numbers' set features sumptuous artwork and step-by-step instructions to create your own masterpiece at home, available now from La Petite Epicerie.
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