Alexa Grace Coe – Miller Harris
Alexa Grace Coe, live customisation at Le bon Marche Paris for Miller Harris.
Meet Doug Miller – Atmospheric Architectural Illustrator
We are delighted to welcome Doug Miller, architectural assistant and illustrator to Debut Art.
BloodBros Winner of the Barbican Sci-Fi Print Competition!
We are very proud to announce that BloodBros, AKA Emile Holmewood, has won the Barbican and Wrap Magazine’s print competition with his poster, ‘Art Forms of Fiction’!
Jean Jullien, Majestic Wines
We've had quite a boozy month here at HF, with Tom Haugomat's Stanley Brewing Beer illustrations, now we're proud to show off Jean Jullien's latest work for Majestic Wines. Jean created 10 stand alone images, without any name, logo or type, to buck the trend of conventional wine labels and to make them fun and playful.
Tom Haugomat, Stanley Park Brewing
We're so excited to reveal Tom Haugomat's amazing new work for Stanley Park Brewing. Tom created a series of new illustrations for the Vancouver based craft brewers as part of a new identity created by Will Creative Inc.
Glamour Beauty Festival at the Saatchi Gallery
"Wow wow wow! What incredible feeling to walk into the Saatchi Gallery and see your work blown up all over the walls for the Glamour Beauty Festival. Just a liiiitle bit of a 'pinch me' moment 😉 And better still, I was lucky enough to explore the festival itself-so much beauty in one place!"
Alexa Grace Coe for Miller Harris
Alexa Grace Coe creates beautiful and iconic illustration for Miller Harris Perfumers Library, Le Cedre.
Where’s Frank been?
If you're reading this then you're probably savvy enough to know that we recently sent out our latest newspaper Frank Issue 4 all round the world to all our lovely clients and a few lucky others.
An Illustrated Arch Window
Jacqueline Bissett spends a day drawing on the Arch Window at gpstudio in London.
London is instantly recognisable by its transport imagery
London Transport Museum’s exhibition Poster Parade: Re-imagining historical posters explores the pervasive influence of London’s transport design.
“I feel like London is the only city in the world which is instantly recognisable by its transport images, ” says Elizabeth Scott, head curator at the London Transport Museum. “The tube map, the roundel, the red bus – they’re all symbols of London itself.”