The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
digital illustration 
Lumps, aka Sam Drew, is a Cardiff born artist, interested in painting, illustration and screenprint. Sam's Phosphor portfolio has had a recent refresh, with new illustrations and animations joining the weird and wonderful world of Lumps.
Emile was commissioned to create a series of characters and full branding for Airship Coffee.The campaign runs across all media, packaging and branding to promote Airship.
More of Emile’s work can be view here - https://www.debutart.com/artist/emile
To launch their new cocktail menu, Caroline illustrated a French riviera-styled illustration along with hand-illustrated cocktail scripts.
Paul Blow has been working tirelessly with BMB agency on the launch of this debut campaign for the Italian beer brand Menabrea. These iconic scenes at a grand scale deserve a double take, as each contains a hidden beer bottle waiting to be found.
A book on the fictional character Emily Cooper is released with over sixty fashion illustrations by Jacqueline Bissett.
We took a trip to Paris to meet with the wonderful Agathe Singer and discuss all things gouache, juggling childcare and tiny lifts.
You can view Agathe’s portfolio at https://www.handsomefrank.com/illustrators/agathe-singer and listen to all episodes in the series at: www.handsomefrank.com/insights/listen
Travel being the theme of the month it would be timely to feature Laurence's stunning retro travel posters.
James Gibbs is known for his quirky characters which lends his style to be used in a variety of areas including advertising, editorial, children's and educational publishing. His recent clients include , Leeds Building Society, Oxford University Press, Dorling Kindersley and Chartered Society of Physiotherapists.
One thing we always appreciate is when a client keeps coming back to use the services of one of our illustrators again, and again. Here is Matt Murphy delivering the goods once more for Trust Magazine for an article titled ‘Casting the Net Wider’ but you already guessed that from the main illustration, right?
Luis Mendo created this illustration to excite customers about the arrival of new stores of everyone's favourite Danish bakery Ole & Steen. If you look carefully you can spot Luis and his wife too in the illustration.
Luis Mendo is represented by Handsome Frank