Neal teams up, once again, with Michael Rosen to bring the viral poem-turned-picture book Hot Food: Nice! to life - a deliciously chaotic tale of a too-hot potato, a well-intentioned (but hapless) dad - what could possibly go wrong?
Artist Partners are delighted to welcome to the agency the hugely talented artist David Stoten - illustrator, animator, storyboard artist and all round talent, having worked for the hugely popular Spitting Image series. Editorial assignments for Horse and Hound and country life Magazine, amongst many others.
The go to artist for great whimsical caricatures and characters.
For more of David’s fabulous work do check out the website:
Following the madcap adventures of The Impossible Quests, Dotty Sutton reunites with author Sam Copeland and Puffin to deliver another riotous tale packed with peril, comedy, and brilliantly bold artwork.
Pintachan brings spooky charm and retro flair to Elvira’s First Book of Monsters, an officially licensed children’s board book.
Written by Elvira (Mistress of the Dark), Pintachan was entrusted with creating engaging, playful visuals to introduce classic horror icons; vampires, zombies, witches, ghosts, aliens and more, to young readers and enduring fans alike.
As an officially licensed early-concept board book featuring glow-in-the-dark highlights on the cover, the project demanded a tone that balanced creepy fun with youthful accessibility.
Pintachan infused each whimsical monster with colourful character, resulting in a visually lively and mischievously charming book that delights audiences with its style, humour, and just the right touch of spookiness.
Published by Running Press Kids, you can buy a copy here.
Continuing the collaboration between bestselling pre-school author Camilla Reid and illustrator Nila Aye, Who’s Funny? is out now, featuring adorable dinosaurs and their fun little friends; the latest title in this popular board book series full of interactive fun and the cutest characters.
We are delighted to announce the reveal and soon to be published book : The Feelings Book: Touch and Feel emotions created in partnership with the Play team at Great Ormond Street Hospital published by Happy Yak and beautifully illustrated bye Miguel Ordonez. This wonderful book has been created as a multi sensory experience with a variety of touch and feel materials encouraging readers to interact - pre order available - published 7th August.
Miguel is the brilliant illustrator behind all the hugely successful and best selling books written by Jimmy Fallon- Dada, Mama, Baby, Nana and other titles including : Going to the Volcano and The Eyebrows of Doom and many many more.
Miguel’s stylish illustration and designs are unique, and to see more of his wonderful work please go to our website at Artist Partners - Miguel Ordonez | Artist | Artist Partners
Having shown our portfolios at the recent book fairs, Aleksandra’s work was a great hit.
Living in New Zealand and working pretty much for most publishers in Australia and New Zealand - I am privileged in representing and promoting her work here in the UK and Europe within the Artist Partners agency.
This cute little image of her’s created a nice buzz about her work and lots of interest from various publishers.
Aleksandra's work is hugely versatile, and she has a number of her own working styles to choose from - Recently having finished working on a book : The unicorn Did it - published by Five Mile Publishing written by R.M. McGurk which is actually due to be published in June this year - which is a follow up book to her previously successful picture book The Dinosaur Did It …. Written by R.M. McGurk and illustrated by Aleksandra, again published by Five Mile Publishing.
Superstar illustrator David Litchfield brought the energy in this new collaboration with the good people at VML to create one of the assets for Durcaell’s new UK ad campaign promoting their safe batteries and lithium poisoning prevention.
This stunning book created for Igloo Books, is a golden opportunity to delve into a whole spectrum of shades and explore how they shape the way we see the world, from primary colours to perfect paint palettes.
Find out what different colours have meant through the millennia, why we might paint the town red, and what Richard of York has to do with it all. You'll be tickled pink to see the black, the white, and everything in-between. SOURCE: Author's synopsis.
Illustrated by Paul Boston, How Does It Work? follows CBeebies star Maddie Moate’s as she takes a look inside everyday objects and machines – from fridges to fire engines! The book is packed with awesome facts and key STEM concepts, which is perfect for nurturing curious minds.