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Phosphor Art 
Usually best known for his pop culture portraits, Phosphor's Alexander Jackson has been working on more architectural commissions lately, like this gorgeous Edinburgh skyline piece. For those of us who haven't been able to venture far from home for months, Alexander's landscape pieces have been welcomed.
Take a trip over to Alexander Jackson's portfolio to see more.
Phosphor are proud to now be representing Beatrice Simpkiss, an illustrator based in Hackney, London.
After the success of Balloon to the Moon (which won the 'Children’s Trade 9 to 16 Years' category at the 2019 British Book Design & Production Awards), Phosphor's Christopher Nielsen has teamed up with Gill Arbuthnott once again for a new book.
Phosphor's Alexander Jackson won in the personal category of the 2021 Communication Arts Illustration Competition with his illustrations of Samuel L. Jackson.
Phosphor's Dominika Lipniewska is illustrating a series of articles in FT Money by prominent thinkers, policymakers, and workplace experts on one of the biggest questions of the post-pandemic moment - what will the future of work look like and how do we build it?
Phosphor are pleased to introduce you to Iris de Luz, their latest signing. Iris specialises in digital collage and is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Looking at her work is like stepping into a dream world...
Phosphor's Dave Hopkins was recently commissioned by David Lanfair to create "Seinfield Currency", inspired by the popular TV show.
It's safe to say that Lumps is one of the coolest artists on Phosphor's books, and with over 130k followers on Instagram, it's clear to see there's a demand for his work.
Phosphor are pleased to introduce you to Jhonny Núñez, an award-winning creative multidisciplinary expert in illustration, who just joined their books. Jhonny's professional career has allowed him to travel around the world, from South America, through Europe and finally Asia. He is now based in Russia.
Phosphor's Christmas card this year was designed by Oxo, an illustrator and motion designer based in France. The 'Christmask' design encouraged people to spread only goodwill, love and smiles this festive season.