James Weston Lewis from The Artworks
The talented James Weston Lewis has beautifully Illustrated ‘Planting for Honeybees’ written by Sarah Wyndham Lewis and published by the lovely team at Quadrille.
Daniel Long from The Artworks
Daniel Long’s wonderful Illustrations for Sky Atlantic’s new show ‘Save Me’ have been brought to life on a much larger scale.
Luella Wright’s Children’s App
Phosphor Art's Luella Wright has been working hard on a rather special project for the past couple of years and it's finally ready to show the world!
One to watch: Introducing Hani Abusamra
Phosphor Art are proud to now be representing illustrator Hani Abusamra. Hani's work cleverly frames pattern, iconic symbol and figurative imagery that results in seductive scenes and portraits that are serious in content and pleasing to the eye.
Lucy Truman – Unicorn School
Lucy Truman worked with the design team at Nosy Crow on their amazing new Unicorn Academy series, written by Julie Sykes.
Sarah Dennis for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital
Papercut artist Sarah Dennis recently worked with Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital on a very special project.
Mark Long Sports Illustration
Mark Long is an avid football fan and he contributes regularly to Season Annual
which is ‘… a printed book, created by three designers with a passion for the beautiful game. It celebrates all the excitement of the Premier League in week by week analysis including illustration, journalism and infographics.’
Jo Goodberry profile
Jo Goodberry has been busy working on some Pyeong 2018 sports related illustrations. Jo also works with Penny Girl Magazine on a regular basis doing illustration for their fiction page and recently on a series of educational work book covers Pearson. Jo is an experienced having worked extensively in advertising design and publishing.
Jones and Co, A Vector Family Affair: new signing
Capturing the spirit of the small, specialist shops of yesteryear, where a warm welcome and honest work ethic were the order of the day, Jones and Co. is a family-run studio based at our home in Cape Town, South Africa.
Sarah Smart Bags of style for Fact and Fiction.
"Loved working on this as it's something a little different. The brand themselves came up with the idea of an 'X-Ray' illustration of their stylish bags to show just how practical all the different compartments are-seriously, there's something for everything! A commuter/working Mum's dream!"
Fact + Fiction started life as revolutionary gym bag brand GymTote, founded in 2012 by gym junkie Helena Searcaigh and handbag designer and mum of two Nicola Kearney.
After years of carrying an ugly gym bag around, and once pulling out a sweaty sports bra in a meeting, Helena decided that there must be a better way to carry her kit to andfrom work. When Helena met Nicola, the brand was born.
Sarah Smart is represented by Lipstick of London