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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Trailblazers The Unmatched Story of Women’s Tennis co-authored by Billie Jean King and Cynthia Starr has just been published, featuring a magnificent cover illustration by Julia Allum in her signature graphic style.
Julia Allum is represented by Meiklejohn
Pick up your colouring pencils and be transported back to World War Two with this fantastic new colouring book, illustrated by Frances Castle.
Have you ever wondered how flamingos become pink? Why Octopuses have blue blood? Or why flames burn green.
An exciting new book launches today, “Paper World: Human Body” illustrated throughout by paper cut artist Gail Armstrong is a one-of-a-kind paper-cut book where the human body comes to life!
Hannah Bailey has illustrated a mind-blowing range of mushrooms for a new book written by author, fungi advocate and educator Meg Madden and publisher Running Press Adult. The illustrations have also been adapted into a puzzle, poster and mini-kit with magnets.
As the book fairs fast approach in our diaries, we have been busy putting together our updated zine for presentations to publishers attending the fairs.
People Need People is a joyous picture book about the power of kindness and the importance of connecting with others; another beautiful and uplifting project created by legendary poet, Benjamin Zephaniah and illustrator, Nila Aye.
Aleksei’s illustrations taking centre stage in Kathy Week’s second book about the world of Harper Drew - and there’s a lot more drama!
The Dinosaur that Pooped Halloween! by Tom Fletcher & Dougie Poynter and spook-tacularly illustrated by the brilliant Garry Parsons is the first story in a brand new lift-the-flap series from the best-selling Pooping Dinosaur team.
Mary Woodin has worked with publisher Callisto media illustrating Witchcraft For The Home, a guide on how to practice spells, rituals and remedies for achieving a cleansed, protected, balanced and magical home. Illustrating ingredients from remedies and spells in a light, warm and welcoming colour palette, Mary’s images are an inviting glimpse into the practical world of witchcraft that avoids clichés, you won’t see a wand, pointy hat or cauldron in sight!