Introducing Laura Redburn
Phosphor Art are very excited to welcome artist and creative blogger Laura Redburn (AKA Cardboard Cities). Her vivacious collages combine vintage and contemporary imagery, united by inspired use of colour.
Phosphor Art are very excited to welcome artist and creative blogger Laura Redburn (AKA Cardboard Cities). Her vivacious collages combine vintage and contemporary imagery, united by inspired use of colour.
We’re delighted that the time has come to share Joe Wilson 's outstanding illustrations for Arthur C. Clarke’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’, published by The Folio Society and freshly launched this month.
Larry Rostant - the well known digital artist and photographer, represented by Artist Partners created this stunning image for the cover of the new Science Fiction thriller entitled Outriders by Jay Posey, published by Angry Robot.
Phosphor Art’s latest artist Tiago Galo has been working on a new series of illustrations in a limited colour palette.
Philip Bannister illustrates Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility for the Folio Society.
Macmillan Publishers commissioned the respected digital artist and image-maker Steve Stone to produce a fabulous series of covers by one of their finest author's Adrian Tchaikovsky.
Phosphor Art’s Poonam Mistry has just completed an exciting project illustrating a book containing stories and poems from across the Commonwealth. A River of Stories Volume 2: Earth was commissioned by Lift Education and The Commonwealth Education Trust.
Super new book hot off the press from Barrington Stoke Teen Publishers - written by Caroline Lawrence and beautifully illustrated front cover by Paul Young.
Phosphor Art are really pleased to be representing the St. Petersburg based artist Alexander Baidin. Due to the popularity of Alexander’s work at portfolio reviews we thought we’d share some more of his work with you today.
Sydney based artist Christopher Nielsen has created another surf-themed editorial illustration. Ink Global were looking for artwork with a retro/vintage vibe for the cover artwork of Jazeera Airway’s magazine J, which is right up Christopher’ street (or wave in this case!).