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ILLUSTRATION NEWS
Huntley Muir created the brilliant illustrations for Maggie’s Culture Crawl 2013. The event sees participants joining a 15-mile night-hike full of discovery, culture and architecture to raise money for Maggie's Cancer Centres.
Huntley Muir is represented by Debut Art
Andrew Archer has been busy working on these beautiful new illustrations entitled “The Beach, Pukehina by day & night.”
Andrew Archer is represented by Debut Art
Illustrated by Kristyna Litten, Pigeon Pie, Oh My! is a great cause-and-effect story with lots of visual clues throughout the narrative and teaches the reader that even if you're little, you can make yourself count.
Down on Budd Farm, the naughty goat causes havoc, and eats the scarecrow’s clothes, leaving the pigeons to steal the corn in the farmers field but the other farmyard animals have a clever plan to save the crop. This fun picture book about working together, written by Debbie Singleton, is published by Oxford University Press this month.
Kristyna has brought life and humour to the farmyard characters, giving this story warmth and style with her limited colour palette and attention to detail.
Kristyna Litten is represented by Arena
Adam Stower's new picture book Troll and the Oliver is published this month by Templar. Adam has created a visual treat with a gorgeous blue troll at the heart of his hilarious story. Troll is very hungry, and every day he tries to eat Oliver on his way to the shops. But catching Oliver is not as easy as it looks…
Adam has created wonderful expression with Troll's wayward eyebrows and big toothed grin and he also captures Oliver's personality beautifully as he skips through the book taunting Troll with his basket of goodies.
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This summer has seen the release of "Spy Cat - Summer Shocker" the first in a brand new series published by Puffin. Andrew Farley, the original and the best at creating uber cute and crazy animals, has illustrated this fun cover.
Paul Boston created this charming illustration for the cover of the British Medical Journal. Paul's whimsical style has been used across a range of editorial subject matters for a roster of highly respected publications.
Paul Boston is represented by Meiklejohn
After a busy day, it can be difficult to turn off the brains from work and tune in to sex. His wife was offended, often quarreled about this and therefore it was decided to https://cialico.com for trial.
David has used his blend of montage with blistering vibrant colours and exemplary attention to detail, to create an effortless narrative image which encompasses
David McConochie is represented by The Art Market
Christopher Corr's vibrant painterly illustrations make 'Loving' by Henry Green a must for the book shelf. Published by The Folio Society, the story is set in Ireland during World War II and describes 'life above and below the stairs in Kinalty Castle'. Bound in cloth, the cover also adorns a design by Christopher; a book that's a treat for the mind and the eyes!
Christopher Corr is represented by Illustration
Shailesh Khandeparkar's design for glass brings together pattern, shape and colour with much confidence. He was asked to work as art director and illustrator for this commission from a glass company in India who wanted to promote the Indian characters and visuals so typical of the country. Choosing The Mughal King of India as the main focus of the artwork, Shailesh's final piece will look stunning on the glassware.
Shailesh Khandeparkar is represented by Illustration
Commissioned by Strudel, Montana Forbes has created some top drawings for The Colt E2 Brochure.
Montana was asked to produce five illustrations for the booklet which shows off a new living complex in East London's Bethnal Green. Each had to depict residents who would occupy the apartments, socialise and work in the surrounding areas. The results are great looking artworks, which work particularly well in the final design. Montana says "It was good fun and very interesting to make up the characters...the chosen demographic being 20-30....creative and fashion forward but very individual in look."
Montana Forbes is represented by Illustration Ltd
