Lizzie King has contributed a design to the “You Got This” International Women’s Day collection for River Island. Applying her own brand of eye catching bold illustration, River Island “knew instantly we had to get her involved”.
Sky Gazing: A Guide to the Moon, Sun, Planets, Stars, Eclipses, and Constellations, illustrated by our very own Hannah Bailey and written by Meg Thacer has won the Best hands-on Science Book category at the AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize for Excellence in Science Books which celebrates outstanding science writing and illustration for children and young adults. The prize is meant to encourage the writing and publishing of high-quality science books for all age groups.
“A highly visual guide to observing the sky with the naked eye, kids will delve into the science behind what they see, making tours of our solar system and deep space, and information on the formation of the earth’s moon, eclipses, northern lights and meteor showers, all accessible to children aged 9-14. Panelists commented that the book is an accessible introduction to astronomy for kids. It is a good balance of astrological information, age-appropriate activities and focuses on developing the skills needed to complete the activities. This is what a hands-on activity book should be.”
Kate Forrester has teamed up with other artists and organisations as part of the ABCD Cultural Recovery Plan to help showcase the vibrant art scene in and around Brighton.
Jesús Sotés has worked with Richard Chapman Studio to create a standout identity for Anamcara Capital, a technology company that helps facilitate small retail businesses.
Katie Ponder has been commissioned by legendary opera house and estate Glybdebourne, to illustrate a series of artworks promoting the different performances at the summer festival and winter tour 2022.
Aurelia Lange has worked with design agency The Clearing to create an instantly recognisable and standout launch campaign for new shopping platform, Ownable.
Rob Ball has lent his flair for sci-fi illustration to Lonely Planet Kids new book Future Worlds; a pop-up book for kids describing what may lay ahead in the future.
Katie Ponder has illustrated the covers for two books by author Gillian Hawser, set during the iconic beautiful regency era which Katie has perfectly captured in her designs.
Chris Wormellhas created a series of illustrations in his distinctive linocut style for pub chain Greene King, encouraging us all to get back in to the pubs.