Weston Wei for the Wall Street Journal

Weston Wei uses his enigmatic brushstrokes for a Wall Street Journal commission.

Rachel Winter brings Biogaran’s Campaign to Life

Rachel Winter crafts an array of symbols and motifs for a vibrant campaign with the French pharmaceutical company, Biogaran.

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Gillian Flint is full steam ahead with illustrations for Avanti West Coast

The Marvellous Gillian Flint joined forces with Adam&EveDBB to create a series of assets for Avanti West Coast. Gillian created a charming family of tortoises taking it nice and easy, spending quality time together while rolling down the line towards their destination.

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You can see more of Gillian’s work here:

https://thebrightagency.com/uk/childrens-illustration/artists/gillian-flint

Touching and celebratory illustrations from Bea Müller for Pinterest’s Pride Campaign

Adam Allsuch Boardman – animation

Adam's talents extends beyond just still images; he's a versatile animator as well.

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Laurence Whiteley – Westminster Collection

Laurence has created these stunning illustrations in the style of the classic transport posters of the 30's and 40's.

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JONNY DUDDLE DRAWS DINOSAURS

We celebrate the 10^th anniversary of Jonny’s bestselling picture book, Gigantosaurus with the publication of a brand-new book, Doodle with Duddle: How to Draw Dinosaurs, published by Templar Publishing.

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Alexis Bruchon/House and Garden Magazine

Alexis Bruchon has become a big name in the world of style, and fashionable architecture and the world of interiors etc.

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Lisa McGuinness

We are promised a  summer and when it arrives we are ready for it !

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Aurelia Lange’s Animations for Neurodiversity Charity Starling

Starling, a UK charity that hosts creative projects exploring positive identity and creative expression with neurodivergent young people, have commissioned Aurelia Lange to animate a series of informative podcast clips. They explore the needs of neurodivergent people in public spaces, with Aurelia’s painterly style used perfectly to create warm and digestible snippets.

Explaining a bit more about the project, Aurelia said: "The brief stated that the visual style should be uncomplicated (i.e. not too many things going on at once) and for the animations to be as 'smooth' as possible as this can be helpful for neurodivergent people with visual processing challenges.”

Aurelia Lange is represented by The Artworks