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ILLUSTRATION NEWS
Mister Paul is usually known for his wide angle interiors and classic building illustrations but he has a nice selection of food and packaging based illustration. Mister Paul creates his work by drawing his subjects initially with black ink and a dry nib pen.
Jack is an illustrator and motion designer currently residing in the Midlands. He has worked for a range of clients in the UK and USA on projects for packaging, animation, editorial and non-fiction books for children.
Meiklejohn are thrilled to announce that we now exclusively represent Hello Marine. Marine is a French illustrator living in the UK and a self-confessed lover of colour and pattern.
This month saw the release of Stylist's fabulous Suffragette special edition, with pastiche artist Garry Walton illustrating the entire issue.
Commissioned by the The Faculty of Science at the University of Copenhagen, Mie's illustrations were used for a campaign about the IT educations at the Faculty and Science at the University of Copenhagen. The Campaign is showcased on train stations around Denmark.
Mie Frey Damgaard is represented by Lipstick of London
Pulling on the same colour palettes, humours designs and contemporary styles as the adult collections, Little Marc Jacobs’ collections are filled to the brim with some of the best in children’s fashion.
Tracy Turnbull is commissioned by the personal stylist website for some female figure illustrations.
French illustrator Thomas Danthony’s is known for creating beautifully crafted digital images that have led to commissions for The New York Times, Google and Penguin books. Earlier this year Thomas decided to relocate from London and set up his studio in Barcelona. As part of Handsome Frank's ongoing 'a little film about' series we decided to follow him to his new home city with a camera crew.
Simon Prades was asked by Bloomberg Businessweek to illustrate a powerful cover story by a North Korean defector. Distinct from their usual style, Bloomberg opted to use conceptual artist Simon Prades to illustrate in his complex and moody technique.
