Tom Haugomat – South Bank Tower
Tom Haugomat has created this striking set of illustrations for the South Bank Tower development.
Meet Chloe Bonfield – on the terror and joy of illustrating her own words!
We caught up with Bright artist Chloe Bonfield, author and illustrator of The Perfect Tree published by Running Press, Perseus Books, and illustrator of many other beautiful books. Here are some interesting insights into what makes Chloe tick and how she came up with those all important ideas…
Paul Garland, Award winning illustrator joins Lipstick
Paul Garland likes to use metaphor and word play to create simple bold imagery, the simpler the concept the more effective the solution.
Nick Chaffe for Amnesty International
Nick Chaffe was honoured to work with Amnesty International on their annual 'Write for Rights' campaign. Nick was asked to produce twelve illustrations representing cases of human rights abuses from around the world.
Alex T. Smith Just William Cover Illustration
Continuing their new Just William collection, Macmillan asked Alex T. Smith to interpret Richmal Compton's much-loved schoolboy for the cover of William In Trouble.
Rohan Eason illustrates Wildwitch
Rohan Eason illustrates the cover and interiors for Lena Kaaberbol's Wildwitch.
Kid Acne / Ford #KeepItFestive
We’re delighted to start the new year by sharing the results of Kid Acne's collaboration with FORD for their #KeepItFestive social media drive last December.
Hot off the press – cover illustration by Paul Young
Super new book hot off the press from Barrington Stoke Teen Publishers - written by Caroline Lawrence and beautifully illustrated front cover by Paul Young.
Introducing Tiago Galo
Phosphor Art would like to introduce you to Lisbon-based artist Tiago Galo. Tiago is interested in comics and zines, having won the prize for Best Comic at Amadora BD (an international comic festival held near Lisbon) in 2011.
Jean Jullien – Three SOS
Three, the mobile network had a tough task on their hands – making phone insurance exciting. The solution was to call upon the wit and humour of Jean Jullien, who helped depict all the obscure things that can happen to your beloved smartphone or tablet