STEVE MAY FEAST WITH THE KING
The Two Terrible Vikings return in a brand-new bonkers adventure!
Luiza Laffitte/Tastillery
Five alcohol themed advent calendars are handsomely illustrated by Luiza Laffitte for Tastillery.
Luiza worked with Parisian agency Millecent on the project which involved her creating packaging illustrations for calendars containing 24 taste bottles of Gin, Whisky, Rum, Scotch and World Spirits.
Luiza adds, "To represent each drink, we focused on a main theme and color, each box has a unique universe and feeling. We also focused on making something amusing, each box has a lot of fun and crazy details."
What Goes Up White and Comes Down Yellow?
Presenting an EGGcellent riddle compendium written by broadcaster and television celebrity Gyles Brandreth, and humorously illustrated by the brilliant Emily Fox.
The Eyebrows of Doom
We are very proud that one of our children’s picture books was chosen to appear on CBeebies Bedtime Stories - the reading of The Eyebrows of Doom....was read brilliantly by no other than Steve Carell the Hollywood actor …
Marmalade The Orange Panda by David Walliams
Cuddle up and laugh with this heart-warming and funny new children’s picture book by David Walliams, gloriously illustrated by the awesome Adam Stower!
Super Rabbit Boy Coming Soon to TV!
Press Start! the internationally-acclaimed book series by Thomas Flintham is soon to make the leap from page to small screen.
VEGA JANE – Fantasy Series Illustrated by Tomislav Tomic
Full of magic, danger and mystery, Tomislav brings to life the mysterious world and dangerous creatures in this thrilling adventure series by the master storyteller, David Baldacci.
Lee Ford’s Playful Prints
Phosphor's Lee Ford is currently working on a big project for a museum, which we can't wait to show you soon. In the meantime, we thought we'd introduce you to the man behind the artwork...
Rob Ball lays out a vision of the future for Lonely Planet Kids.
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.