Florencia’s Fairy Tales

Florencia Rigiroli, who is represented by Phosphor, has been working on a fully illustrated book inspired by classic fairy tales, reinterpreted through a contemporary and symbolic visual language.

Florencia worked with FERA Design on the books. The visual development involved a comprehensive creative process, from early concept sketches and character exploration to color palette definition and final compositions. Each scene was carefully designed to build a cohesive universe, blending narrative storytelling with rich, ornamental details and a strong botanical influence.

Florencia's illustrations aim to evoke a timeless, magical atmosphere while maintaining a personal and expressive approach. Texture, colour and composition play a key role in guiding the reader’s emotional experience, creating immersive environments that support the narrative.
The project includes cover design, full spreads and a visual identity for the book, developed with attention to both artistic quality and editorial functionality.

Find more of Florencia's work in her portfolio and get in touch with Trina at Phosphor about commissioning her for your next project.

Darren Whittington for Tesco

Phosphor's Darren Whittington recently completed a job for Tesco Ireland. Darren did over 80 illustrations for a series of posters depicting badges highlighting good causes supported by the supermarket, as well as Tesco staff.

Darren Whittington is the go-to guy for digital illustration. His previous experience as an Art Director means he understands the client’s needs and always works on-brief and on time.

“I’ve been an illustrator for God knows how long, and dabbled as an advertising Art Director before a planned escape," says Darren. "My illustration career has been quite varied over the years, all starting with drawing on my parents' wallpaper using lipstick and eyeliner, and then winning the Sugar Puffs colouring-in competition when I was 5. Nothing could quite compete with that, until I was commissioned to design prints for fashion designer Michiko Koshino in 1999, which led to illustrating for most of the leading magazines in the UK, and many different styled advertising campaigns for companies such as Coca-Cola, MSN, Vodafone, Orange, The Body Shop, and British Gas."

"The thing I love about being an illustrator," continues Darren, "is the variety of people I can work with, which always pushes my style in new directions, allowing me to explore areas that help me constantly evolve and potentially win the next Sugar Puffs colouring-in competition".

Find more of Darren's work in his portfolio and get in touch with Trina at Phosphor about commissioning him for your next project.

Carles Garcia O’Dowd for Burning Man 2026

Carles Garcia O'Dowd designs and draws a monumental illustration for Burning Man 2026, inspired by art history, Black Rock City and the festival's unique culture.

Carles' intricate black and white illustration for this year's Burning Man festival, will be displayed at an impressive 13 by 25 feet.

Season of Victory for Harrods

Season of Victory creates surface design illustrations for Harrods' own-brand stationery, homeware and gifting range.

Kushiaania ‎For CoppaFeel

The Bright Agency's Kushiaania has partnered with breast cancer charity CoppaFeel to create a vibrant campaign raising awareness for breast cancer. Best known for exploring her British Punjabi heritage through vivid colour and natural world inspiration, she brings her signature style to the campaign.

CoppaFeel's research shows young South Asian people are less confident checking their chests, often because they don't know what to look for. Kushiaania's eye-catching illustrations aim to change that.

1. Kushiaania is represented by The Bright Group

Léon Moh-Cah for Flo

Phosphor's Léon Moh-Cah recently completed another animation project, this time for Flo, an app which helps you track your menstrual cycle. Léon was sent the audio story of one Flo user and asked to create an animation to visualise the story, which was used on Flo's social media. The video beautifully illustrates one Flo user's unique experience of how the app helped her.

Léon Moh-Cah is a French 2D animator and sketch artist, interested in the beauty of everyday life. Her practice, mixing digital and traditional techniques, uses daily observation and travels as a main source of inspiration. After completing BAs in graphic design and animation in Paris, Léon went on to study an Animation Masters at the Royal College of Art. Léon's animations have been screened and won awards across the world and she has worked for clients such as Ted-Ed, The School of Life and The Standard Hotel.

 
Check out Léon's portfolio here and her animation portfolio here. Get in touch with Trina at Phosphorif you'd like to commission Léon to bring your next project to life.

Mary Woodin’s delicious fruit drinks packaging

We’re delighted to share Mary Woodin’s latest gorgeous illustrations, a dream project for a keen gardener…and commissioned at the perfect time of year for Mary to be able to gather reference from her own fruit trees. Always a bonus!

The brief was to paint perfectly ripe fruit in thirst quenching fresh colours.

The aim, to convey the quality of the ingredients in the fruit drinks produced by Norwegian company Roma who have crafted their business over the past 100 years.

https://www.theartworksinc.com/artist/mary-woodin/

Chris Skinner – Ann Droid – BBC

Chris Skinner was commissioned by the BBC to create the key art for their new comedy series Ann Droid, starring Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston. The image is being used across all print and digital platforms for promotion of the series.

You can see more of Chris’s work at https://www.debutart.com/artist/chris-skinner?tags=all

Laura Barrett for Dublin Zoo

Laura brought the wildness of the inside to the outside in this exciting project for Dublin Zoo’s Rainforest House.

Working with Bright design agency Laura illustrated several large scale pieces as well as infographics to decorate and inform visitors. With interactive elements and displays, Laura’s distinctive style unified the various elements of the project and created a beautiful environment for the reinvention of the Rainforest House. Her work now adorns the walls of the house itself, internal elements and branded materials as well as glass decals for the animal enclosures. The house has a living rainforest inside where visitors can immerse themselves with the inhabitants!

The mural for the exterior of the building, illustrated by Laura, was brought to life on the walls themselves by mural artist @wallartbyalexandra

Photographs © Michael Nicholson at Bright Agency.

Laura Barrett is represented by The Artworks

ALEKSEI BITSKOFF: TALES OF THE COBB STREET COMMANDOS

Published this month by Faber, Tales of the Cobb Street Commandos is a fact-filled, funny wartime adventure written by Tony Bradman, with cover and internal illustrations by Aleksei Bitskoff.

Set in London's East End in 1941, the story follows Jimmy and his friends as they form a top-secret commando unit determined to do their bit for the war effort - training in abandoned warehouses, raising money for Spitfires, and even landing a daring mission to meet Winston Churchill himself.

Aleksei Bitskoff’s energetic line work and instinct for comic timing make the Commandos leap off the page, while his eye for historical detail gives the book its real sense of place and period. Known for his intricate, humorous style, his client list includes the bestselling Little Bad Man and Who Let the Gods Out series.

Aleksei Bitskoff is represented by Arena Illustration.