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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The Brazilian illustrator Diego Abreu has collaborated with designer Matthew Reinhart and Insight Editions to create A Pop-Up Guide to the Creatures of the Wizarding World, a deluxe publication for which Diego painted the all the key characters and creatures from the Harry Potter universe in intricate detail.
Nila Aye was thrilled to collaborate with author Hollie Hughes for the second book in the Little Bugs Big Feelings series, Be Yourself, Buddy!
Beautifully brought to life by Nila’s illustrations, this title inspires readers to be proud of who they are and to follow their own passions.
Running Press (Hachette) have commissioned Kate Forrester to illustrate a series of A-Z encyclopaedias for magical creatures. So far, Kate has illustrated Mystical Horses, Mermaids, Fairies and Mythical Woodland creatures.
Kate Forrester is represented by The Artworks
Meet your favourite new duo: MURRAY AND BUN! Sometimes Murray’s enchanted cat flap leads to the garden… but mostly it leads to ADVENTURE!
Adding ‘a spoonful of sugar’ to the classic children’s character, Laura Barrett has illustrated four Mary Poppins characters for the reissued editions of the renowned series.
This is the perfect book for the curious who want to make sense of AI. Find out all there is to know about AI, from how it works to why it’s a big deal, and what it could mean for us in the future.
We embark on a new intergalactic adventure with Astrochimp, by David Walliams and Adam Stower who unite once again with this hilarious and completely bonkers graphic novel.
We celebrate the 10th anniversary of Jonny’s bestselling picture book, Gigantosaurus with the publication of a brand-new book, Doodle with Duddle: How to Draw Dinosaurs, published by Templar Publishing.
Amy Grimes has illuminated the The Galápagos Islands of past and present with a beautiful new children's book for What on Earth books.
In Galápagos Islands: The World’s Living Laboratory, the scenes teem with life, utilising a rich palette and painterly feel to help make the topics understandable and exciting. Amy said:
“I found it super interesting learning how the different islands had such a big impact on the features of each animal, such as the shape and colour of the tortoises shells. Also that there is a type of finch that drinks blood, Vampire Finches!”
