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Hannah Riordan has created the cover illustration and end papers for ‘Red Sauce, Brown Sauce; A British Breakfast Odyssey’, the latest travel memoir from Felicity Cloake published by Mudlark. The cover captures the titular sauces in all their glory and incorporates key landscapes from throughout the book.
Phosphor's Bob Wilson has illustrated an article for Hollywood Reporter about the ways lunchtime dining in LA has changed since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
Phosphor's Christopher Nielsen has received an Honour Award at The Children's Book Council of Australia's Book of the Year Awards for Just One Bee, written by Margrete Lamond and Anthony Bertini.
Five alcohol themed advent calendars are handsomely illustrated by Luiza Laffitte for Tastillery.
Luiza worked with Parisian agency Millecent on the project which involved her creating packaging illustrations for calendars containing 24 taste bottles of Gin, Whisky, Rum, Scotch and World Spirits.
Luiza adds, "To represent each drink, we focused on a main theme and color, each box has a unique universe and feeling. We also focused on making something amusing, each box has a lot of fun and crazy details."
Paperface inspires people to be bold with their paint with packaging art for Crown's most popular range. Using fun and free line work, Paperface's illustration sets the scene of an interior where painting your room is a pleasure, not a chore.
Steve Stone proudly represented by Artist Partners has produced a new book...
Travel being the theme of the month it would be timely to feature Laurence's stunning retro travel posters.
Bekologic was commissioned to create a series of illustrations for 3 animations in Louis Vuitton’s LV Book 14.
For the Winter/Spring 2022 issue of Temple Health’s Fox Chase Cancer Center magazine Forward, artist JaceyTec was commissioned to create a cover and interior image for their story on “Shaping the Future of Cancer Research.”
James Gibbs is known for his quirky characters which lends his style to be used in a variety of areas including advertising, editorial, children's and educational publishing. His recent clients include , Leeds Building Society, Oxford University Press, Dorling Kindersley and Chartered Society of Physiotherapists.
