The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
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Sally Taylor one of our long term represented artists has recently produced a beautiful image for our licensing dept - this beautiful peacock image will be used for a greetings Card in the future.
For more of Sally’s lovely artwork please go to our website: Sally Taylor | Artist | Artist Partners
Lucy said it was a ‘personal joy to be asked to illustrate the cover of their annual report’.
The theme for the cover was peatland restoration work and it features many of the special wildlife and plant species found in that habitat, including curlew, bog bean, water vole, sundew and bog asphodel.
Daniel Long has created this arresting image of a big cat in the British countryside to accompany the article on such in BBC Wildlife magazine
Colin's striking series of illustrations for the RSPB’s latest campaign, are designed to highlight the threats facing Britain’s native birds.
Adele’s recent collaboration with Tesco Food features delicious illustrations for packaging for their new line of festive, Finest collectable Christmas tins.
I’ll Love You Till The Crocodiles Smile is a cosy bedtime read-aloud tale that’s both tender and gently humorous about unconditional love.
We celebrate the 10th anniversary of Jonny’s bestselling picture book, Gigantosaurus with the publication of a brand-new book, Doodle with Duddle: How to Draw Dinosaurs, published by Templar Publishing.
Amy Grimes has illuminated the The Galápagos Islands of past and present with a beautiful new children's book for What on Earth books.
In Galápagos Islands: The World’s Living Laboratory, the scenes teem with life, utilising a rich palette and painterly feel to help make the topics understandable and exciting. Amy said:
“I found it super interesting learning how the different islands had such a big impact on the features of each animal, such as the shape and colour of the tortoises shells. Also that there is a type of finch that drinks blood, Vampire Finches!”
The Imperial War Museum’s new colouring book featuring over 25 beautiful hand-drawn scenes by Frances celebrates the amazing stories of how our animal friends have helped humans throughout wartime.
Did you know that over 16 million animals served during the First World War alone? 250,000 pigeons helped deliver important messages during the Second World War! Dogs’ abilities to sniff out hidden mines and to locate wounded people on the battlefield, or bombed out houses have made them invaluable during wartime. Since ancient times animals have helped humans in marvellous ways, showing their incredible bravery, strength and loyalty.
“You can’t help but be enthralled by the stories behind these heroic animals and the unbelievable situation they embarked on, managing to project their characters in simple line drawing has been a fascinating challenge,” said Frances, whose eye-catching and graphic style is perfect for this project.
This is Frances Castle’s second colouring book collaboration with the Imperial War Museum, following on from their World War Two Planes Colouring Book, published in 2023. She’s also illustrated other projects for them including their EXPLORE! A Kid’s Guide to the IWM London.
Frances Castle is represented by Arena Illustration.
Nila Aye was thrilled to collaborate with author Camilla Reid to create these delightful, preschool books; Who’s Cute and Who’s Sleepy. The beautifully crafted board books are full of interactive fun and feature seriously cute woodland creatures and sleepy farmyard animals.
