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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Maren Schabhüser was asked by the editorial team of Deutsch Perfekt to illustrate an article about the role of chance and its effects on our lives in reference to our current global situation and its impact on planning.
We are thrilled to welcome Simon Marchner to Meiklejohn; the latest artist to join our fantastic team of illustrators.
Anjelica Roselyn creates a joyful series of floral illustrations to celebrate the re opening of Bicester Village. Point of Sale , signage , murals a wrap around of seasonal blooms.
Caroline Tomlinson was commissioned to work with the Stylist team and make up artists to create an edition celebrating beauty, using a combination ink & make up for print and film. Her inky illustrations were created live at the photoshoot on sheets of glass
Go Suga's work with The Foundry and Martini & Rossi comes to life in their recent ad for Fiero.
In These Times commissioned Alex to create this illustration for the cover of an issue of its magazine. Cover story ‘Can Socialism boost Innovation?’.
There are many exciting things happening at Arena HQ we’re not sure where to start! We thought a good place to lay our first steps would be sharing with you the updated online portfolio of one of the newest members of the Arena team.
Delighted to share the sign artwork for Chelsea’s newest pub, created by @emilyjaynerobertson. @thesurprisechelsea is an independent pub and private dining rooms, opening in West London this Spring, it’s the sister pub to the award winning @pheasantinnlambourn (who’s sign you might also recognise).
We’re so excited to share our latest project, a collaboration between @theacademy and @petraerikssonstudio.
Laurindo Feliciano has been invited by British poster Mika, to be one of ten artists who will exhibit their work in public spaces all across Paris. Temporarily transforming the city into an open-air art gallery, Laurindo and the other artists work can be seen across 2500 sights, including billboards, flags and Morris columns, giving the city a fresh sense of creative vitality.
Laurindo’s piece is inspired by the surrealism movement and the posters of the Belle Epoque, featuring other-worldly heads gazing out of columns while we view the images as they are mounted to the Morris columns across Paris; an incredible contribution to a one-of-a-kind exhibition.
Laurindo Feliciana is represented by The Artworks
