Katie Ponder wins Glyndebourne competition.
Glyndebourne hosted Katie Ponder at the opening evening of their Tour exhibition.
Deck The Trees
Rachael Saunders' beautiful new collaboration with Radley, the 2017 limited edition Christmas Picture Bag and matching purse, featuring an abundance of colourful decorations dangling from a Christmas tree.
Rachael Saunders is represented by The Artworks
Seamless
Blood Bros. is the newest illustrator to work on the ubiquitous (and celebrated) Seamless “How New York Eats” campaign with BBH New York.
Through October, the characters can be spotted wrapped around The Garden and nearby bicycle stations. Blood Bros.’s characters also wrapped the cover of TimeOut New York on October 11th to promote the campaign’s social competition.
Saint George’s Society of New York
James Taylor creates artwork for the rebranding of British philanthropic charity.
This month sees the re-launch of the identity for the Saint George’s Society of New York , an association founded in 1770 to help Brits in New York who have fallen on hard times. The rebranding was spearheaded by Landor Associates.
Rachael Saunders beautiful new Autumn bag for Radley
Rachael Saunders’ has added another gorgeous design to the Radley collection. Her latest design features a beautiful Autumnal scene with the Radley pups at play.
Rachael Saunders is represented by The Artworks
Callestick Farm Cornish Ice Cream illustrations by Lucy Davey
Lucy Davey worked with Wolf Rock Marketing on a project to rebrand the packaging for Cornish ice cream company, Callestick Farm.
Anna Hymas – The Art File
Anna Hymas’ latest card range for The Art File is a celebration of our capital city.
Jon Rogers for Anatomicals
Phosphor Art's Jon Rogers has been creating illustrations for cosmetics company Anatomicals for over 10 years!
Burton snowboard design by Helen Musselwhite
Many of our client's work on projects well in advance of their release. In fact it's not uncommon for us to be working on a Christmas campaign in March or April, but when Burton snowboards approached us in 2015... 2018 seemed like a very long way away.
