Adam features again this month with an exciting new book, What Astronauts Do, published by Usborne, part of their Jobs People Do series. Adam was proud to illustrate the main chapters this captivating book full of interesting information for any age group.
Join Danny and Dino in The Dinosaur That Pooped A Superhero! The latest adventure in Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter’s much-loved series, brought to life by Garry Parsons’ wonderfully energetic illustrations.
Collaborating with Disney LATAM, Luiza Laffitte designs assets for their 100 Years project.
Luiza was thrilled to be part of the Disney 100 Years Assets project with other artists, and worked on cute images that were presented to the stores globally within an assets catalogue.
Luiza explains, "To commemorate a century of enchanting tales, Disney extended a special invitation to artists worldwide, and I was fortunate enough to be among the chosen few. For this extraordinary project, each artist was tasked with reimagining their favorite Disney character, and without hesitation, I selected the beloved Donald Duck as my muse. The overarching goal was to craft a captivating collection of illustrations, destined to be featured in a catalog celebrating 100 years of Disney magic. This catalog, brimming with artistic interpretations, was intended to serve as a valuable resource for Disney stores globally. I’m proud with the opportunity to contribute alongside an array of talented artists and expressing my creative vision through the endearing Donald Duck was an immensely rewarding and cherished experience."
Fresh off the press published this month is Clare Balding's Animal All-Stars fully illustrated by The Boy Fitz Hammond - AKA Dave Pratt is Edinburgh based and has really made this book his own by producing some really funny and charming animal heroes.
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.
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.