Phosphor Art welcomes Alexander Baidin
Phosphor Art have taken on a number of exciting new illustrators recently including Alexander Baidin who is based in St. Petersburg.
Hitandrun / Mercedes-Benz World
Hitandrun have been working with the team Mercedes-Benz World to create this striking Team Mercedes Formula One display.
Gary Redford for The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Gary Redford has once again worked with Hatched London to produce a stunning illustration for The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Artist spotlight – Priya Mistry
Graphics-based illustrator Priya Mistry creates bright playful characters and animations for print publications, smart phones and TV. She draws inspiration from coffee shops, children’s story books, vintage art and animals – the furrier the better.
Yann Legendre – Boabab
The latest from Yann Legendre, Feathers and Warriors, is a stunning, larger-than-life mural for French company Boabab.
Multi-Talented Mardo El-Noor
Phosphor Art would like to introduce you to Mardo El-Noor. Originally from the Middle East, Mardo is a German-born Kiwi artist with a wide range of interests and skills.
Tom Haugomat and David Sparshott – Shelter
We were delighted to once again be asked to contribute to Shelter‘s newspaper ‘here’ this month, with Tom Haugomat supplying the front cover art.
Pastiche Documents the History of the Milk Tray Man
Phosphor Art’s Pastiche artist Jon Rogers has been working hard on several paintings which star in the new Cadbury Milk Tray advert.
Artist Spotlight: Guy McKinley
Bio
Since 2003 Guy Mckinley has been consistently producing character heavy, offbeat, colourful illustrations. A Japanese influence is clearly visible in a lot of his work and so pattern, colour and detailing run strongly throughout. McKinley’s work is infused with his love of old comic and storybook art from his youth.
Chris Labrooy – Sushi Shop London
Chris Labrooy has illustrated the packaging for Sushi Shop London’s latest offering, London Box. In his trademark humorous style, Chris created 6 lively anthromporphic letters to form the branding ‘London’ on the box’s exterior.