Nice Work for the Cat and the King
Nice Work for the Cat and the King scoops the top prize for the inaugural children’s book award for illustrated early fiction
El Primo Ramón
In a unique collaboration, El Primo Ramón’s irresistible children’s illustrations are combined with CBeebies Radio stories to inspire little listeners and spark their imaginations.
Chris Wormell’s cover for The Book of Dust Volume 2
We are very excited to announce that Chris Wormell's stunning illustration for The Book of Dust Volume 2, ‘The Secret Commonwealth’ has been revealed. The cover of the much anticipated Philip Pullman sequel does not fail to wow us, with it's vibrant colours and sense of adventure. We can’t wait to get our hands on this when it’s out!
Chris Wormell is represented by The Artworks
Go Wild at the Seaside with Rachael Saunders
Just in time for summer, Rachael Saunders has illustrated a vibrant guide for little ones packed full of seaside adventures! This handy guide is the perfect book to slip into your pocket for a full day of fun.
Alexander Jackson’s Dragons
Phosphor Art's Alexander Jackson was commissioned to create this sample piece for a graphic novel. It was sadly later cancelled but we love the illustration so much that we think it deserves to be shared!
See more of Alexander Jackson's illustrations in his portfolio on the Phosphor Art website
Water Bottle Labels by Bill Sanderson
Phosphor Art's Bill Sanderson was commissioned by a Swedish design group to create an image of spring water coming up through different layers of soil.
Garry Walton for The Macallan
This is the latest release in The Macallan's Golden Age of Travel whisky collection, featuring Garry Walton’s stunning vintage artworks. Each illustration celebrates a different mode of classic 1930's travel, in Garry’s inimitable style.
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn
Tom Peake for Vogue
Tom Peake created these fantastic illustrations to accompany Vogue's online feature about challenging the stigma of women not wanting to have children. Tom's bold, graphic style complimented the tone of the article perfectly.
Tom Peake is represented by Meiklejohn