Artist Partners/Emily Tull
Artist Partners has always proudly represented artists of the highest calibre, but not only the traditional artists, but also others that work in less traditional mediums in stitching and embroidery.
Artist Partners has always proudly represented artists of the highest calibre, but not only the traditional artists, but also others that work in less traditional mediums in stitching and embroidery.
This book is perfect for kids who love naughty pets and a beautiful showcase of Adam’s talent for creating animals that seem to leap from the page.
Mary Woodin has illustrated an activity book for children, Exploring Birds for Callisto Media. With art direction from Scott Petrower, Mary illustrated birds for over 50 activities aimed at getting kids out into nature and learning;
“I gleaned a lot along the way too and enjoyed illustrating everything from how to make a bird feeder out of a recycled bottle and wooden spoons, to the anatomy of an owls’s eye.”
Mary Woodin is represented by The Artworks
Anne Wilson recently created this WILD image for Chester zoo, the six metre mural can be seen across the large window at Chester Zoo shop with elements from the illustration used within the shop itself and on signage.
This is the biggest Anne has seen her work used and was commissioned to re-vamp the shop ready for opening after the Covid rules were relaxed back in July. The animal filled scene with its charming jungle characters frame the expansive window, inviting the visitors from the outside.
Lucy Rose has created an updated identity for Heron Valley; a Devon – based cider and juice producer, who also happen to be local to Lucy! The updated identity takes their majestic Heron icon and gives it a more artisanal, botanical feel.
The client and Lucy worked together to come up with a composition that could be complimented by Art Deco/ botanical borders, “this was a relatively fast process as I think the client and I had the same ideas in mind.” Opting for a vintage colour palette (a perfect match for Lucy), the final design soars with subtle sophistication but remains grounded with earthy warm tones.
“This project has been so great to work on and I enjoyed every bit of it. For a while I have wanted to work on some more packaging- based briefs and so when this job came up, I was thrilled to get another opportunity to. I think also the company being local to me and so friendly has just made the whole process even more special.”
Claire Harrup has been commissioned by Eating Well magazine to illustrate an article on community supported fisheries. Creating 10 fish themed illustrations of featuring specific species and aquatic elements, Claire’s unique textures give the wide-eyed kippers massive amounts of personality.
Feast your eyes on Marie-Alice's updated portfolio featuring her personal project, the artbook Bird People.
After the success of Balloon to the Moon (which won the 'Children’s Trade 9 to 16 Years' category at the 2019 British Book Design & Production Awards), Phosphor's Christopher Nielsen has teamed up with Gill Arbuthnott once again for a new book.
Gareth Lucas was thrilled to illustrate a second promotional plate design for Birds Eye. Once again featuring the iconic Captain Birdseye along with a variety of ocean fish and sea creatures in Gareth’s charming, textured style.
Bright Artist Cindy Kang collaborated with Samsung Korea to celebrate the launch of their new phone The Sero.