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ILLUSTRATION NEWS
With her vivacious style, Juliette Toma creates a selection of illustrations for the LA Times
Emile aka. BloodBros. was commissioned via Sally Morrow Creative to create a suite of packaging designs for craft beer brand New Hokkaido.
The Red Dress were commissioned by Disney Pixar to create celebratory anniversary posters for several of their most-loved films.
David Mostyn the British cartoonist hasn’t lost his sense of humour during the pandemic, and is still creating and producing cartoons, caricatures and whimsical artwork for clients and publishers worldwide.
For more of his work please go to the Artist Partners website. David Mostyn - Artist Partners
Esther Cox is a brilliant artist and designer, represented by Artist Partners she has produced over the years four Transport For London Posters, having worked on new ideas and artworks over the last year, we are updating her portfolio on the AP website to reveal her new and vibrantly stunning works.
To see more of Esther’s work please go to the website: Esther Cox | Artist | Artist Partners
We are delighted to present the 11th title in the award winning ‘Baby Aliens’ series, published by Nosy Crow.
Picture book maestro Adam Stower's new picture book, The Day Fin Flooded the World, published by Andersen Press is OUT NOW!
New Zealand based STATE Insurance recently undertook a national study and found that the same accidents tend to happen on the same day; which led to their campaign The Mistake Report, featuring a range of witty icons created by Nick Chaffe in his graphic style for use in print, TV and social media.
Carrie May teamed up with Simon and Schuster and author Rachael Lippincott to create this striking new book cover for the UK cover of The Lucky List.
Carrie May is represented by Meiklejohn
Bad news for the House of Illustration that its to close but good news that its to resurface as the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration in a major £8m refurbishment project to become the world’s largest public arts space dedicated to illustration.
The renamed Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration will be a new cultural landmark for the UK, redeveloping New River Head in Islington, London into what will also be a permanent home for the archive of the organisation’s founder, Sir Quentin Blake, with selections from his archive of more than 40,000 works on permanent display.
read more source: Digital Arts
