The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
Phosphor Art 
Laura Redburn's collages lend themselves really well to editorial work and it's always great to see her work in print. You'll find one of Laura's gorgeous collages in the most recent issue of Betty Magazine, accompanying an article about 'The Perks of Being a Shrinking Violet', a subject Laura identified with a great deal.
Phoshor Art's Flavio Melchiorre is an Italian artist who is also known as IDRO51. His distinct style (known as hypnotic art) is heavily inspired by street art, something he’s been interested in for many years. Flavio actually began his career as a graffiti writer back in the early 90s. Since then he’s worked mainly in the fields of advertising and fashion, lending his distinctly colourful and psychedelic style to campaigns across the world.
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Phosphor Art's Jon Rogers has designed some fun magnets for Harvey Nichols. Always wanted to style Shakespeare in a biker jacket or see what Einstein would look like in a pair of shades? Well now you can!
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Phosphor Art's talented portrait and caricature artist Alexander Jackson has landed an exciting job for PUMA Tricks. Briefed by Juliet Zulu, Alexander has been drawing scenes based around the current EUFA Euro 2016 tournament.
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Phosphor's Jonathan Leach recently illustrated an article in The Radio Times article about how different people's lives had changed after various near death falling experiences.
A number of Phosphor Art's illustrators were recently asked to create some maps for the Mail on Sunday's Event Magazine.
Phosphor's Jonathan Leach recently illustrated an article in The Radio Times article about how different people's lives had changed after various near death falling experiences.
Indian culture has always been a big inspiration for Phosphor Art’s Poonam Mistry, and her highly detailed illustration style lends itself well to traditional stories. Poonam has recently embarked on an exciting new project, translating Indian folk tales and fables and illustrating them in her unique style.
The detailed pen and ink style of Phosphor Art’s Dave Hopkins works beautifully both inside and outside of books! He’s recently completed an illustration for the cover for Hallie Rubenhold’s new book The French Lesson, which showcases his work in full colour.
Phosphor Art are very excited to welcome artist and creative blogger Laura Redburn (AKA Cardboard Cities). Her vivacious collages combine vintage and contemporary imagery, united by inspired use of colour.
