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The Artworks 
Lucy Davey has created 4 dazzling new landscape illustrations, celebrating British countryside for the latest cover of BBC’s Countryfile Magazine.
The work centres around Summer adventures, and Lucy has been able to distil the feeling of hot, sparkling days spent out in nature. For an added sense of immersion, she’s also converted the work into GIFs.
This year, Clinique commissioned Aurelia Lange to illustrate their range of products for Valentine’s Day.
Utilising her signature brushstrokes and joyful colours, Aurelia let the products sing and highlighted to perennial connection between beauty and love.
She also created a bespoke font for the work, used to feature catchy taglines. The work has been used in social media campaigns across Clinique's channels.
Aurelia Lange is represented by The Artworks
Hannah Riordan has illustrated Let’s Play Sports – a book by Lonely Planet exploring famous and lesser-known sports from across the world.
Kate Forrester has continued her long-running partnership with Norwegian brand Møllerens, illustrating their latest range of flours.
Celebrating our 40th birthday this year, we’d like to express our gratitude to both our wonderful clients and very special artists for another bumper year. We hope everyone has a restful Christmas and a very happy New Year.
Jesús Sotés has illustrated Mythos: The Illustrated Story by Stephen Fry, capturing the most dramatic and seminal Greek myths in dazzling colour and form.
This year, Darling Clementine were commissioned by American retail giant Target to illustrate a range of their Christmas products.
Kate Forrester's latest project, a book detailing 200 cocktail recipes from across the globe, lets us taste the world without leaving our home. Commissioned by Quadrille, her signature lettering is used to elegant effect.
Although the original brief was to have the cover 100% typographic, it was eventually decided to overlay it with one of Matt Russell’s photos from the book, to stunning effect.
Earlier this year, Waitrose commissioned Lucy Davey to illustrate 2023’s Christmas gift collection. With an unusual combination of blue and red, the landscapes Lucy has created feel homely with a sprinkle of childhood Christmas magic we’re all looking for.
The work has been used across the range, including a 3D illuminating Winter Village Chocolate Box and a musical cookie tin.
Already a master of illustrating food and people, Sandra Isaksson has shown she is equally adept at capturing the landscapes around us, with the addition of some Scandi flare, of course.