The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
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Phosphor Art's Christopher Nielsen was chuffed to hear that Balloon to the Moon, a book he illustrated for Gill Arbuthnott and Big Picture Press (Templar) won the 'Children’s Trade 9 to 16 Years' category at the British Book Design & Production Awards.
Phosphor Art's Laura Redburn was commissioned by Gentleman's Journal to create a collage for their new The Week in Westminster feature which rounds up all the important UK political stories.
Phosphor Art's Jon Rogers recently played a part in an Adam & Eve/DDB commercial for Highways England to encourage motorcyclists to go slower.
Phosphor Art's Ben the Illustrator has created an emoji for pop icon Elton John. Commissioned by freelancer Katie Roden, who was working on the campaign to promote Elton's autobiography, Me: Elton John.
The campaign had been months in the planning and included rainbow buses in London, video ads at Elton's football ground (Watford FC) and interviews with Elton himself.
Jon Rogers has been feeling romantic - packaging work for Anatomicals has been keeping him busy. Check out more of his varied styles at www.phosphorart.com
Exciting news at Phosphor Art - Ben the Illustrator is joining us in September - full of enthusiasm and new ideas - watch out for his interview on our site www.phosphorart.com
It’s 20 magical years since we opened the pages of J.K Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, the third spell binding Harry Potter story in which readers were first introduced to the notion of casting their Patronus, a protective spell that manifests as a silvery animal guardian.
