Corey Brickley illustrates cover for Vice Magazine
Corey Brickley collaborated with Vice in the creation of the cover for their Fiction issue, released this December 2017.
Doug John Miller – The London Magazine – Christmas Cover
Doug was asked to create the Christmas cover for a property magazine, The London Magazine.
IDRO51 for Quaker Oats & PespsiCo
Phosphor Art's hypnotic artist IDRO51 (AKA Flavio Melchiorre) recently worked with PepsiCo to create a pattern to wrap this Quaker Oats UK truck which toured universities and colleges.
Christmas Cheers by Bill Sanderson
Phosphor Art's Bill Sanderson has been working on some Christmas illustrations for BBC Music Magazine. The feature is called 'The 12 Drinks of Christmas', and a wine expert recommends 12 drinks for each of the 12 days of Christmas. The magazine then nominate the appropriate classical works that could be the perfect accompaniment to the Christmas tipple.
Katie Ponder wins Glyndebourne competition.
Glyndebourne hosted Katie Ponder at the opening evening of their Tour exhibition.
Deck The Trees
Rachael Saunders' beautiful new collaboration with Radley, the 2017 limited edition Christmas Picture Bag and matching purse, featuring an abundance of colourful decorations dangling from a Christmas tree.
Rachael Saunders is represented by The Artworks
Ifan Bates – The Telegraph
On a Christmas theme Ifan created a beautiful collage for the Telegraph’s Family Christmas Gift Guide
Chris Coady – AB Magazine
Chris Coady created this atmospheric illustration for the cover of AB Magazine.
Si Scott – Ballantine’s ‘Open What You’ve Never Opened’.
Si Scott was commissioned by Ballantine’s Whisky to work on a multifaceted
brief for the Japanese arm of their latest campaign, marking the release of
a new line of single malt whiskies. Whilst Ballantine’s prides itself in its
rich cultural heritage and the traditional methods they use to make their
whisky, they wanted to emphasise the spirit of innovation and daring that
led them to create their new product.
Drawings for Europe
Patrick George is one of a select number of illustrators whose work will be shown at the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Berlin, in the exhibition ‘Drawings for Europe’ which will run from 14 November until 12 December 2017.