Kid Acne / Ford #KeepItFestive
We’re delighted to start the new year by sharing the results of Kid Acne's collaboration with FORD for their #KeepItFestive social media drive last December.
Hot off the press – cover illustration by Paul Young
Super new book hot off the press from Barrington Stoke Teen Publishers - written by Caroline Lawrence and beautifully illustrated front cover by Paul Young.
Introducing Tiago Galo
Phosphor Art would like to introduce you to Lisbon-based artist Tiago Galo. Tiago is interested in comics and zines, having won the prize for Best Comic at Amadora BD (an international comic festival held near Lisbon) in 2011.
Jean Jullien – Three SOS
Three, the mobile network had a tough task on their hands – making phone insurance exciting. The solution was to call upon the wit and humour of Jean Jullien, who helped depict all the obscure things that can happen to your beloved smartphone or tablet
Blue & Bertie – Kristyna Litten’s New Picture Book
Watch out for Kristyna Litten's delightful new picture book, Blue & Bertie (Simon & Schuster) which hits the book shelves this month and is already attracting some lovely reviews. Kristyna's tale is about Bertie, a lost giraffe who unexpectedly finds a new friend called Blue, who makes him look at the world with a different perspective and shows him how to embrace differences.
Alexandra Ball illustrates Kiplings’ classic tale The Jungle Book
Alexandra Ball illustrates Kiplings' classic tale The Jungle Book for Collins Big Cat.
Peter Strain “Naughty or Nice” / Light House Cinema
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for festive commissions! The latest project we’re delighted to share is a collaboration between montage maestro Peter Strain and the innovative Light House Cinema in Dublin.
Benji Davies wins Sainsbury’s Children’s Book Award
Benji Davies’ Grandad’s Island (Simon & Schuster) has done the double at this years Sainsbury’s Children’s Book Awards winning both the best picture book prize and being crowned overall children’s book of the year, beating off competition from three other category winners.
Bright Artist of the Month – Julia Patton!
The Bright Group was built on the belief that there is more to illustration than artists just turning over a profit from pretty pictures. It is important for us that our artists engage their love of art on both a professional and creative level – understanding that it is necessary for a good creative attitude and rooted love of illustration to carry great artwork and a truly pleasurable and happy career.
Paul Thurlby – Nest
BBH New York were working on an exciting new campaign for Nest. They required Paul Thurlby to create a mock-wallpaper pattern, depicting a cat and a suspicious looking burglar, who’s night-time antics had been thwarted by the clever new technology.