Lynn Hatzius’ Psychology Collages
Phosphor's Lynn Hatzius recently created a series of collages for an A Level textbook, published by Liber for use at Swedish high schools.
Bill Sanderson for Old Glasgow Whisky
Phosphor's Bill Sanderson recently worked on a label for Old Glasgow whisky, a brand which celebrates the history and heritage of distilling in and around Glasgow.
The label, created by Bill in his signature scratchboard style, re-interprets the Glasgow Coat of Arms. The original coat of arms features a fish, a tree, a bell and a bird - all symbols related to legends about Saint Mungo, the patron saint of Glasgow. Bill's artwork features these same symbols, along with some iconic Glasgow architecture. Barley (to represent whisky) and thistles (to represent Scotland) have been added around the slogan 'Let Glasgow Flourish'.
Bill Sanderson works almost exclusively with scratchboard, with which he produces both black and white and full colour artwork. He has done drawings for many newspapers, journals, book publishers, designers and advertising agencies, including Royal Mail, Puffin. and Radio Times.
Find more of his work at phosphorart.com or contact Trina to enquire about commissioning Bill.
Where is Jón? – RTÉ – Alex Williamson
Alex Williamson created the key art and promotional animation for RTÉ’s new podcast Where Is Jón? The artwork is being used in poster and social media campaign across Ireland this winter and spring.
More of Alex’s work can be viewed here https://www.debutart.com/artist/alex-williamson
The BFG – The RSC – Lisa Sheehan
Lisa Sheehan was asked by The Royal Shakespeare Company to create the lead identity image for its production of Roald Dahl’s The Big Friendly Giant.
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production is the first ever stage production of The Big Friendly Giant. Lisa’s identity image is being used extensively in a variety of media.
More of Lisa’s work can be viewed here https://www.debutart.com/artist/lisa-sheehan
Big welcome to Gus Scott to the NB Illustration Team
Gus Scott is a British illustrator/animator based in the South West of England. He creates bold, colourful work, using block colour, shape, and line to construct eye-catching images filled with characters.
From conceptual editorial illustrations to packaging and global healthcare campaigns, he draws on the energy of his personality to create images that are full of movement and that bring a smile to your face. He has worked with clients from across the globe and in his free time will probably be found watching/playing football, attempting to impress his wife with niche food, or visiting a local taproom.
Select clients include Disney, The FA, The Financial Times, Astrazeneca, The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Easyjet, HP Ink, Dorling Kindersley.
Sam Hubbard joins up with NB Illustration
Sam Hubbard is a fineline illustrator living in a small seaside town in West Sussex. With a long background in brand design he has recently shifted his focus onto illustration, mainly specialising in detailed hand-drawn inkwork for luxury and heritage brands.
He has recently become an artist ambassador for renowned art supplier Daler-Rowney, and has exhibited his work for two years running at Henley Regatta and Goodwood Revival (Cloud Gallery Fine Art), amongst others.
When not at the drawing board, he can be found swimming in the sea, running around the Sussex countryside or spending time with his wife, two daughters and the family cat, Pearl.
Clients include; Daler-Rowney, Cuckoo Gin, David Swann (author) Kingfisher coffee, Brindiwell Wine amd more.
DOTTY SUTTON ILLUSTRATES – THE NOTWITCHES
Dotty has created a cast of visually iconic characters from evil aunts to rebellious protagonists in a brand-new middle-grade adventure series published by Chicken House.
ADAM STOWER – NEW MURRAY AND BUN ADVENTURE
We celebrate the return of Adam’s delightful duo in MURRAY THE PIRATE! the third book in this much-loved series, published this month by Harper Collins.
Virginia Moura treats us to some Festive Fancies
Bold, unique and full of signature charm, these new illustrations from Virginia Moura showcase her talent for getting maximum impact with a restrained palette.
Much like Virginia’s portfolio, these new pieces are full of character and seamlessly give us that festive feeling.
To see more from Virginia, click here:
https://thebrightagency.com/uk/design-and-advertising/artists/virginia-moura
Jessica Smith’s Homely Illustrations for Good Housekeeping
Jessica’s recent collaboration with Good Housekeeping has us looking to the future with delight.
Jessica’s signature style shows us the future of what interior design could be, and we think it’s looking wonderful.
Take a look at more of Jessica’s work in her portfolio here: https://thebrightagency.com/uk/design-and-advertising/artists/jessica-smith