The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
Advertising Campaigns 
Michael Crampton produced this series of illustrations for Capital One Ventures latest advertising campaign.
Si Scott was commissioned by Ballantine’s Whisky to work on a multifaceted
brief for the Japanese arm of their latest campaign, marking the release of
a new line of single malt whiskies. Whilst Ballantine’s prides itself in its
rich cultural heritage and the traditional methods they use to make their
whisky, they wanted to emphasise the spirit of innovation and daring that
led them to create their new product.
Thomas Danthony has created a beautiful series of illustrations for the Milan based luxury watch boutique PISA. Each execution is a close up, revolving around different variants of a sentence which begins with "Time is..." The campaign is running in Italian magazines and newspapers and on billboards in Milan.
Thomas Danthony is represented by Handsome Frank
Our very own Matt Murphy is currently helping the good people in the Southampton area to get their skates on with this wonderful illustration commissioned by Isobel Creative.
Phosphor Art's Jon Rogers has been creating illustrations for cosmetics company Anatomicals for over 10 years!
Kate Forrester was commissioned by the Brighton Marina marketing team to promote the various exciting activities the marina has to offer.
Copenhagen Cooking & Food Festival is an annual food festival that celebrates the Copenhagen gastro scene and Denmark as a food country.
In the depths of winter 2016 Sarah Maycock and Tom were invited to the Natural History Museum to discuss a new and exciting (top-secret) project. Ushered through a side door they gathered round a grand table in one of the many rooms of the museum that are closed off to the general public. Benji from Weidemann Lampe showed us some complex looking floor-plans, which were the initial thinkings of the 'Whales: Beneath the Surface' exhibition that opened it's door in July 2017.
Lucille Clerc designs a surreal postcard for Bruno Dumont's movie Slack Bay.
The project was for the online cinema Mubi and consisted of an enigmatically illustrated postcard sent to the Mubi members to promote French director Bruno Dumont’s new movie. The film is a dark and fantastic tale set in a community of fishermen and oyster farmers in 1910.
