Daniela Terrazzini illustrates “The Seeing Stick”

The Artworks presents: Daniela Terrazzini

Another of Daniela's eagerly awaited children’s books is out now! “The Seeing Stick” by Jane Yolen. The artwork in this book is mind blowing and it would seem we are not the only ones who think so:

“This is one of the most beautiful picture books I have ever seen.”Review by Leanne Hall, Readings Carlton.

“The illustrations are glorious and could stand alone as a work of art.”Kiwi Magazine Review.

“The book has been re-released with new breathtaking pictures.” Provo City Library Children’s BookReview.

“I simply loved Terrazzini’s art, which captured all the beauty and mystery of Yolen’s narrative.” Good Reads – Abygail’s Review.

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Graham Humphreys and the Batmobile – Jonny Duddle: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Graham Humphreys (The Art Market)  has been commissioned to produce the Batmobile celebrating the iconic 60s TV series
Graham has Illustrated many Film Posters notably for The Nightmare on Elm Street series .
Sim Branaghan's "British Film Posters - An Illustrated History (BFI Publishing , 2006) , generously suggests "Graham...has some claim to be the last great name among Britain's film poster artists."

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Mark Chambers makes his mark at London Zoo!

Bright Agency:

Our very own award-winning illustrator Mark Chambers has had the honour of having his work displayed permanently at London Zoo as of April this year. Selected from hundreds of illustrators across Britain to redesign the children’s section of the London attraction, he created a series called ‘Animal Adventure’, the focus of which is to immerse children in the sights, sounds and smells of the animal kingdom. Visitors will also be able to take a piece of Mark’s work home with them too as it will be featured on souvenir pens and pencils.

Mark is over the moon to have been included in the scheme and Phil Holmes, interpretation developer at the zoo said he was the very best illustrator they could find.

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Lost Worlds by John Howe (Arena)

Just published by Kingfisher

'The World is a big place and the past is even bigger – it is full of worlds that have been lost'.

Atlantis, Troy, Shambhala and Avalon – worlds long abandoned, buried or forgotten in the mists of time are now unearthed in John Howe's new book Lost Worlds. The breathtaking illustrations capture each world's hidden depths and mysterious pasts, including The Garden of Eden, Uluru and The Faerie World. Written and illustrated by John, this was an exciting and challenging project and will no doubt lead to further works inspired by his love of history and research into both real and imagined worlds.

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Adrian Valencia ” I Heart Hollywood” – Christopher Nielsen for Raw Deals mag

Adrian Valencia (Eastwing) has illustrated the second book in the "I Heart..." series by Lindsey Kelk.
"I Heart Hollywood" will be published by Harper Collins very soon, and we
think Adrian's sassy, feminine style suits the cover perfectly!

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Lizzie Cullen at Zizzi Restaurants

Young talented illustrator Lizzie Cullen (represented by Phophor Art) has won several awards in her short career and certainly made a lasting mark. Currently her two latest designs can be seen gracing the walls of Zizzi restaurants in Marlow and Sevenoakes. She was spotted by the head of design for the chain, and commissioned to produce ideas and paintings for the two interior walls using the surrounding areas as inspiration. Marlow is painted predominantly in black and white and her "psycho-geographie" as she calls the work, echos the special feel that a a town like Marlow has, with the winding river Thames and suspension bridge playing a major part. Sevenoakes is much more colourful and reflects the bustle of that lively area, while retaining the country feel. Lizzie will be doing more for the Zizzi chain so watch out for her fabulous illustrations at your local!

The Organisation celebrates success in illustration showcases

We are proud to announce that number of our illustrators have been chosen to appear in the following books

Look out for the newly released 'Big Book of Contemporary Illustration', by Martin Dawber, featuring 400 of the best illustrators and designers from all over the world and showcasing the best in modern illustration. Seven of our talented artists were lucky enough to be chosen for the publication:
DAVID WHITTLE, RICHARD MERRITT, LORNA SIVITER, INGELA PETERSON, JUNG-GU NOH, DOMANIC LI, ALISON JAY, MARK RUFFLE

RICHARD JOHNSON - has been selected with a number of images for the AOI IMAGES ANNUAL

CARLOS ARAUJO - selected for Lurzers 200 BEST ILLUSTRATORS WORLDWIDE

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Animation and TV projects for the Organisation – Saving Grace

We have been lucky enough to work on some strictly hush hush projects - contracts forbid me to say more! It's an exciting development for a number of our new and established illustrators working in the children's book area.

Ben Mounsey and Dave Bain have worked on a series of artworks for a top secret animated TV program airing in the UK next spring

Alison Jay has been involved in production of work for a well known film studio which if approved will form the basis of an animated feature film

Mike Gibbie has been producing character designs and artwork for an animated production headed for a UK TV Channel

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Gail Armstrong creates a beautiful set of Stamps – Saving Grace

Gail Armstrong (from illustration Ltd) has created an incredible set of stamps on Henry VIII for Guernsey Post to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the coronation of the legendary king. Gail has used a colour palette that is heavily influenced by the paintings and textiles of the era. "All of the patterned and textured papers I used for these pieces, I created digitally" explained Gail "rather than being compromised by what was available."

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Melvyn Evans works with Beaverbrooks Jewellers

Melvyn Evans (from New Division) was commissioned by Beaverbrook’s Jewellers to bring their brand messages to life with his colourful typography and wit. Melvyn developed the concepts around the brand messages, using a combination of his hand drawn typography and quirky graphics, creating a charming series of images. Melvyn’s illustrations were used as POS and featured in Beaverbrook’s in store magazines.

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