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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Andrew Werdna's vibrant illustration was just the ticket for Magazine Georges Guess The Job spread. We love Andrew's graphic style and playful concept.
Andrew Werdna is represented by Meiklejohn
Pavel is a designer and illustrator who’s worked for for Microsoft, Independent, ESPN, Google, American Express, Fortune 500, Twitter, Facebook, VEVO, Greenpeace, Mercedes, Budweiser, Intel, Nike, HSBC, Heineken, Kitkat.
Mark is an Irish multi disciplined Illustrator and animator currently living in Dublin London Melbourne.
Marie-Claire magazine is celebrating the 30th anniversary of it's UK edition with an issue celebrating Female Empowerment. Rosie contributed with a portrait of Aisling Bea and The Guilty Feminists for a series of conversations between successful women and the women that inspired their careers
Andrew Archer was asked to create a series of illustrations for Audi’s Instagram account to promote Audi’s new RS7 model.
Andrew Archer is represented by Début Art
Nadia Flower Scribbles returns from China after spending three weeks as artist in residence for luxury shopping malls.
Are we ready to worship a digital god?
This is the bold question that the Financial Times are posing in a new advertising campaign created by London agency The Brooklyn Brothers.
Matt Saunders was the artist chosen to depict the message and he created a striking image that powerfully merges the worlds of religion and digital technology. The campaign has been used on billboards all over the country.
Matt Saunders is represented by Handsome Frank