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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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.
Aviel has a lovely picture book out with Little Tiger Press -10 Things I Love about Hanukkah.
Hannah Riordan has illustrated Let’s Play Sports – a book by Lonely Planet exploring famous and lesser-known sports from across the world.
Olga was thrilled to receive a commission from the New York City Ballet School for their upcoming Christmas production of Nutcracker. Her illustrations were featured on the promotional materials for the show, including the invitations.
Joyful wordplay, delightfully bright and hilarious illustrations by Garry Parsons and the most magical, musical unicorns feature in The Who's Whonicorn of Sing-along Unicorns written by Kes Grey.
The award for BEST IN SHOW goes to this fabulous new compendium of all things canine.
Grab your popcorn and get ready to watch the entertaining exploits of a gang of five unlikely heroes.
Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick's first non-fiction book for younger readers is full of amazing illustrations of bionic cats and dogs to hero hedgehogs and courageous chameleons!
Charlie Sutcliffe is without doubt a brilliant artist, and always creating the most amazingly original and imaginative characters.
His work is such a great fit for children books, for painting of murals inside and out , and merchandise - there are no bounds actually.
Charlie lives in Valencia and there always seems to be a wonderful light and vibrancy about his artwork.
Here is such an example entitled: “Anchors Away” and pretty much a perfect image for this time of year.
For more of Charlies fabulous characters and artwork do check him out on the Artist Partners website: Charlie Sutcliffe | Illustrator | Artist Partners
Imaginatively illustrated by Nila Aye, Julia Donaldson’s Book of Names, published by Macmillan, celebrates her readers in this delightful new picture book, inspired by the children she has met at hundreds of book signings over the years.
