Graham Carter Illustrates The Gravedigger’s Son
Graham Carter created this stylish cover along and black and white inside illustrations for The Gravedigger’s Son, the debut novel by Patrick Moody, published in hardback by Sky Pony Press.
Graham Carter created this stylish cover along and black and white inside illustrations for The Gravedigger’s Son, the debut novel by Patrick Moody, published in hardback by Sky Pony Press.
Just in time for Halloween, Alex T. Smith teams up with Queen of Teen author Juno Dawson for this spine-chilling YA thriller, Grave Matter, published by Barrington Stoke.
I knew I’d love The Grotlyn. It’s nostalgic — think Janet and Allan Ahlberg’s Happy Families or Burglar Bill, only with an edge, and a thrill of the macabre. Dickensian London is captured so beautifully, it’s already filmic in it’s composition.
Out now is the latest hardback book in the Dr Who series illustrated by Rohan Eason.
We were thrilled to receive our advance copy of The Secret Life of Cows, written by Rosamund Young.

Sarah Jennings’ illustrations are full of line and movement — her characters springing into action at each turn of the page.
This stunning cover illustration for Enid Bagnold’s, National Velvet is by the very talented Graham Carter, commissioned by Egmont for their Modern Classic series.
We just love Euan Cook’s cover illustrations for Gabrielle Kent’s fantasy series, Alfie Bloom - published this month by Scholastic.
Euan’s eye-catching images and lettering beautifully reflect the spell-binding adventure stories about eleven year-old Alfie whose dull and lonely life is transformed after discovering that he has inherited a castle full of wonders and an ancient magic hidden inside him. However, dangerous forces are after his powerful magic and it’s up to him, his family and his friends to keep the magic safe.
Since Phosphor Art's Pastiche artist has been so busy with commissions, they now have a dedicated team of talented pastiche illustrators, each with their own specialism and ready to tackle any brief.