New Work by Jean-Manuel Duvivier
Illustrator Jean-Manuel Duvivier has been working hard on new artwork, now available to view in his Phosphor portfolio.
Jonathan Leach’s Fairy Tale Job
Uncommon creative studios in New York commissioned Phosphor's Jonathan Leach to work on 29 black and white pen illustrations and a cover for a book containing traditional fairy stories updated for a mature audience.
Florencia Rigiroli for Youth Democracy Cohort
Florencia Rigiroli collaborated with the Youth Democracy Cohort organisation on a series of illustrations for an ebook.
Lynn Hatzius for HarperCollins
Lynn Hatzius has worked on the cover of The Stargazer's Bible, the fourth in a series of guides from HarperCollins. The book is brimming with practical stargazing information and advice, the insights of internationally renowned astronomers and the history, technological advances and art revering the night sky.
This stunning hardcover coffee table book is published in the UK by HarperCollins and in the US by Abrams.
Here's some artwork for one of the other books in the series, The Collins Garden Birdwatcher's Bible.
Head to Lynn's portfolio at phosphorart.com to find more of her book covers and contact Trina if you'd like to commission Lynn for your next publishing project.
Sipsmith Ads by Pastiche
Phosphor's Jon Rogers has been working with Sipsmith on their new advertising campaign, under the Pastiche moniker.
The illustrations were for ads (to be used in print, point of sale and online) to launch Sipsmith's Origin 1639 Gin, a limited edition gin that redefines the origins of this quintessentially English spirit. The gin is rooted in a recipe from 1639, which proves that gin originated in England, not Holland as widely believed.
Sipsmith's team were looking for a piece painted in the style of an Old Master with period references, such as the clothing and the way the scene is presented, but with modern touches like the watch, earpods and mobile phone. Jon is a master of his craft and pulled off the brief exceptionally.
Even with multiple personalities, Phosphor's Pastiche artist was finding it hard to keep up with demand, so they now have a whole team of talented Pastiche illustrators taking commissions for your every need.
Each is a specialist in their own field but they also work well as a team on joint projects.So, you want Rembrandt’s ‘Christ on the Sea of Galilee’… By Thursday… Instead of Christ you want Meerkats… Mmm… Tricky one… What time on Thursday? Simples!“I want a giant panda, called Vinnie… He’s riding a thoroughbred horse… In the style of George Stubbs… With background… Is Monday okay?” Sure!“Any chance of a Leonardo by Tuesday?” – Just get in touch!
Pastiche for The Critic Magazine
The cover of this month's issue of The Critic was illustrated by Phosphor's Mandy Millie Flockton, under the Pastiche moniker.
The editor was looking for an illustration of Donald Trump in a Gulliver's Travels inspired scene. Trump was to be wearing attire more suited to a stereotypical US student campus occupying protestor. We think Mandy nailed the brief!
Even with multiple personalities, Phosphor's Pastiche artist was finding it hard to keep up with demand, so they now have a whole team of talented Pastiche illustrators taking commissions for your every need. Each is a specialist in their own field but they also work well as a team on joint projects.
So, you want Rembrandt’s ‘Christ on the Sea of Galilee’… By Thursday… Instead of Christ you want Meerkats… Mmm… Tricky one… What time on Thursday? Simples!
“I want a giant panda, called Vinnie… He’s riding a thoroughbred horse… In the style of George Stubbs… With background… Is Monday okay?” Sure!
“Any chance of a Leonardo by Tuesday?” – Just get in touch!
Hanbang EP Artwork by Léon Moh-Cah
Phosphor's latest signing, Léon Moh-Cah, has created the artwork for Hanbang's new EP. The artwork depicts a mountain scene created from collaged layers of fabric painted with watercolours.
Hanbang, real name Lee Jihoon, is a keyboardist-composer and member of the band Yangbans. This solo project is a meditation album featuring music he composed himself using recordings he made in nature. Three more albums are expected to follow, which will form a 24-song composition representing the 24 seasons of the Chinese calendar. Léon will be illustrating the three other albums too, in this same style, exploring the different colours and landscapes of the seasons.
Find more of Léon Moh-Cah's work in her Phosphor portfolio or contact Trina to discuss commissioning her for your next project.
New Picture Books from Christopher Nielsen
Phosphor's Christopher Nielsen has been working hard on illustrations for several children's picture books.
Alexander Jackson’s Sister Boniface Mysteries Clapperboard
Phosphor's Alexander Jackson is known for his pop-culture portraits.
New Cartoons by Bob Wilson
Phosphor has just updated Bob Wilson's portfolio with some recent editorial commissions.