Phosphor Welcomes Lamaxim
Phosphor are pleased to introduce you to Lamaxim, their new signing.
Phosphor are pleased to introduce you to Lamaxim, their new signing.
Phosphor are thrilled to introduce their new signing, Studio Blanka, a design studio based in Brazil under the art direction of Diogo Hornburg.
Diogo says :
"We are mutants and constantly innovating.
What if we were asked where we want to be in ten years from now? Perhaps, immersed in space, or making publicity material for the first flying car, maybe creating a papercraft time machine, or celebrating the delivery of a new project with the team. The only certainty we have is that we will be finding the most incredible and exclusive ways to convey the essence of each new challenge."
Find out more about Studio Blanka and view the work at phosphorart.com
The Phosphor team is very excited to be able to show off Dave Hopkins' artwork on the new cover for Jessie Burton's sequel to The Miniaturist called The House of Fortune. Dave illustrated the figures in his unique line style, the same technique used on the original Miniaturist cover over 10 years ago. Katie Tooke was the book designer.
The House of Fortune by Jessie Burton will be out in July and published by Picador.
Take a peek at more of Dave Hopkins' work on the Phosphor website.
Phosphor's Mikko Umi was happy to say goodbye to 2021, another year of uncertainty for all of us. He is welcoming 2022 and looking forward to going out on his boat and painting off the coast of Dunkirk in northern France, so he made this artwork to celebrate the New Year.
Mikko started out as a graffiti artist, and while he can still be found working on murals, much of his work is now done on a screen, as he specialises in colourful vector graphics.
Find more of Mikko's work in his portfolio and contact Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to work with him.
Glitched Eye Mural for STUDIO TWO THREE, Richmond, USA
Travel is at the heart of Joan Tarragó's work.
Phosphor's Lee Ford is currently working on a big project for a museum, which we can't wait to show you soon. In the meantime, we thought we'd introduce you to the man behind the artwork...
Phosphor's Lynn Hatzius has produced another beautiful illustration for November's countryfile magazine. The illustration captures autumn in all its glory, featuring chanterelle mushrooms, rosehips, sloes and more.
It should come as no surprise that the founder of Sketchbook Club, Jennie Maizels, keeps holiday diaries - and they are a joy to behold.
Phosphor's Beatrice Simpkiss is honoured to be a part of Sue Ryder's Grief Kind campaign.