The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
children’s book 
Myths of Japan showcases more of Katie’s beautiful signature illustration style, unifying this wonderfully collectable set of books from DK.
"I loved the stories I learnt about whilst working through this, so many stories about animal friends and nature spirits. There seems to be a theme of respecting nature that shines through these myths - a very important message!”
Long awaited new book is coming …. Written by Guy Bass and illustrated by David Roberts -
The book: The worst thing that could possibly happen - published by Little Tiger.
This wonderfully quirky and imaginative book of chilling tales, and charming but nightmarish dark characters which is sumptuously
Illustrated throughout.
From the amazing author that produced Stitch Head Guy Bass and the brilliant artist that illustrated Tinder and Suffragette to name just two books by David Roberts.
Both Guy and David have joined forces creatively to produce this amazing book. The Worst Thing That Could Possibly Happen - Little Tiger
For more of David Roberts brilliant illustrations please go to the website: David Roberts | Illustrator | Artist Partners
Arena Illustration's Kristyna Litten returns alongside author Kathryn Cristaldi for the newest addition to their much-loved, bestselling I'll Love You Till the Cows Come Home series.
SCHOOL IS IN SESSION... in I’ll Love You Till The Sloths Start School, published by HarperCollins. But where are the sloths? This delightfully quirky lullaby follows a class of nocturnal animals - sloths, puppies and piglets among them, through a busy day of crafts, lunch and lessons, before it's finally time for the sloths to arrive for their own school adventure. It's the perfect read-aloud to reassure little ones just how much they're loved, even while they're away at school.
Kristyna's warm, whimsical and boisterous illustrations bring gentle humour and a message of inclusivity to every spread, making this a must-have for fans of the series. Kirkus Reviews called it "outstanding in its field," and it's easy to see why.
Kristyna Litten is represented by Arena Illustration.
We're excited to share that Arena Illustration's Adam Stower has a brand-new picture book out this month, published by HarperCollins! Little Acorn: A Long Way Down is a gorgeous story bursting with charm, humour and heart.
Way up high in the treetops sleeps a happy little acorn - until one day he falls to the forest floor with a THUMP! Dormouse, Bird and Squirrel invite him to dance, sing and play, but there's only one place Little Acorn wants to be: back in the treetops. With a hungry piglet on the loose, the way back isn't easy. Can his new friends help him find the courage to step out of his comfort zone?
This wonderfully funny and reassuring story about friendship is perfect for children facing new experiences, with forests, trees and nature at its heart. It's a beautiful showcase of Adam's imaginative artwork and his gift for exploring big feelings through gentle, playful storytelling.
Adam Stower is already well known and loved for his Murray and Bun series and Little Acorn is a wonderful addition to his growing body of work with HarperCollins.
Adam Stower is represented by Arena Illustration.
Aleksandra Szmidt has created some beautiful children’s picture books worldwide.
Her work is charming - and whimsical - she has an original feature of producing a magic mail club that she has created on her own Instagram account which is very popular.
Children, animals... all beautifully brought to the page as fabulous characters for any children’s book.
If you are looking for a children’s book illustrator - working in crayons, watercolour and mixed media - check out
Aleksandra’s folder on our website.
Meet nature’s most unusual creepy-crawlies in author Laura Gehl’s and illustrator Gareth Lucas’ latest collaboration Odd Bugs. Getting children excited about science and nature at an early age, this fabulous board book introduces the beautiful glasswing butterfly and the treacherous robber fly among others, brought to life in all their magnificent glory by Gareth’s colourful illustrations.
Ivy and Bearlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Dinosaur Fossil, published by Magic Cat Publishing is the eagerly awaited second book in Kristyna's beloved series - this time taking young detectives somewhere altogether more prehistoric.
When a rare dinosaur fossil vanishes from Bearona's remote Jurassic Ridge, Ivy and her grandpa Bearlock face their trickiest case yet. The trail is packed with twists and hidden clues, all woven through with real facts about fossils, evolution and conservation. As with the first book in the series, the story is brought to life with 15 brain-boggling puzzles that invite readers to join the investigation themselves.
What makes Kristyna Litten’s work so special is her ability to blend gripping storytelling with genuine non-fiction content, all rendered in her signature richly detailed, full-colour illustration style. Based in Yorkshire, her work is instantly recognisable and her client list spans from children’s publishing into luxury product branding and television advertising.
Kristyna Litten is represented by Arena Illustration.
Written by the legendary poet Benjamin Zephaniah, this joyful book has been brought to life by Nila Aye’s enchanting illustrations. From playful characters to whimsical scenes, Nila's illustrations capture the heart of Zephaniah's words in the most magical way.
Kate has beautifully illustrated a wonderful series of Little Puffin Clothbound Classics. They are pocket sized and adorned with gold foil-stamped designs, making them the perfect collectible items for a young person’s own little library.
James created this fantastic artwork for Where's the Pirate' the third book in this series.
"All aboard this pirate search-and-find book, packed full of fun pirate facts and friendly, colourful scenes showing treasure maps, gemstones, parrots, beaches, palm trees and much more. ..."
James has also illustrated , 'Where's the Dinosaur' and 'Where's the Digger'
