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ILLUSTRATION NEWS
Megan St Clair was delighted to create a bespoke digital pastel illustration for the John Lewis Jewellery Advent calendar 2020. Embellished With gold foil, Megans signature pastel touch shines through from the belly band and front cover to the inside doors.
Izabela Kacprzak was commissioned to create a series of lifestyle illustrations for a recent digital campaign for Stylist magazine. The advertorial featured Marks and Spencer's Sleep range, including This Works products. Izabela's figurative illustrations perfectly reflect the tone of the article featuring 5 women on the best sleep they've ever received!
Bright Artist Aura Lewis was featured in last month’s Slimming World magazine, with a serious of friendly and colourful editorial images to accompany an article about the new Slimming World app.
See more of Aura’s work HERE
Bright Artist Adele Leyris has created a cool alpine 2d animation for online shopping platform Klarna. The animation was featured on their social media, and is based on the theme of ‘smooth’. You can see the full animation here: https://vimeo.com/461530075
You can see more of Adele’s work HERE
It's a dream project for an illustrator when asked to create illustrations for a joke book and in this case, they picked wonderful super-skilled character creator Emily Fox to adorn the pages of TV personality, politician, and master of funny Gyles Brandreth's hilarious new (bad) joke book.
Football School Season 4 Where Football Celebrates the World has finally hit the pitch. Written by Alex Bellos and Ben Lyttleton and Illustrated by Spike Gerrell, this best-selling series filled with fascinating football facts goes from strength to strength.
BloodBros was commissioned by Harvard Business Review Press to create the artwork for ‘What Is Strategy’.
Talbots commissioned three internationally renowned female artists including our very own Jessica Durrant anbd Karen Mabon to interpret the courage, strength and determination of women. The result is their 3rd annual limited-edition collection of one-of-a-kind scarves which are available to purchase HERE
Jessica and Karen both shared with Talbots the inspiration behind their scarves:
Jessica, "I wanted to create a light, ethereal work of art, and I use flowers and butterflies in my artwork as symbols of endless change and a quiet strength."
Karen, "As females we are strongest when we lift each other up. I wanted the scarf to celebrate the importance of building networks and helping other women"
We are over the moon to announce that Tracy Turnbull has won the 'Fashion Figures' Category in the ever prestigious FIDA S/S 2020 Fashion Illustration Drawing Awards.
Heather Gatley has illustrated an in-store mural design for Canadian Liquor retailer LCBO, following on from a previous mural for their craft beer station, this time it’s all about “coolers”; cocktail mixers to keep cool in the warm weather.