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Introducing Sian Roper, the latest illustrator to join Meiklejohn. Sian creates vibrant collages and animations by combining hand-crafted textures and found imagery. Her work is characterised by graphic simplicity and richly layered textures that feel tactile, contemporary and full of depth to communicate ideas with clarity, optimism and impact.
Harry Milburn was thrilled to work on two illustrated covers for Radio Times, designed to celebrate the start of the 2026/27 Premier League and Scottish Premiership season. With its rich history of creating fabulous, illustrated covers, Radio Times gave Harry the perfect opportunity to combine his love of football with his bold and nostalgic illustration style.
Science Magazine’s report on herpetologist Alejandro Arteaga’s work, is illustrated by Tavo Montañez.
Tavo's rich portrait of the herpetologist is for a feature on his work identifying and protecting Ecuador’s reptiles and amphibians. Written by Humberto Basilio and art directed by Marcy Atarod, the article examines Arteaga’s contributions to species discovery alongside the controversy surrounding some of his methods.
For the commission, Tavo shows a defiant Arteaga alongside Ecuador’s native reptiles, carefully building each element separately to allow flexibility throughout the editorial process.
Joanna's unique style applies fluid brushstrokes and refined composition to fashion artwork. Communicating both beauty and concept within her illustrations, she has worked with the likes of E.L.V. Denim, Garrard, Adidas, and the V&A.
Peter Grundy (Grundini) created the cover illustration for the latest edition of ACM’s Communications of ACM magazine. The illustration was for a feature about the effects AI has on computer programming and how it made it difficult.
You can see more of Peter’s work at https://www.debutart.com/artist/grundini?tags=all
Phosphor's Satoshi Kambayashi has been working with PLC Magazine (the leading monthly magazine for business lawyers) for many years, often lending his unique skills to their cover. Satoshi revels in taking a tricky brief and sending multiple options for the client to choose from. This cover was based on an article called 'Algorithmic pricing under scrutiny: managing the risks' which was about companies using software or AI tools to dynamically set or recommend prices for their products - something which can create competition law risks for companies.
Satoshi Kambayashi is known for his great ability to solve a creative problem by providing brilliant quirky solutions with a sense of humour, which is why so many magazines rely on him to interpret and conceptualise their ideas.
Find more of Satoshi's PLC covers in his portfolio or get in touch with Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to make use of Satoshi's incredible imagination.
Jim is an illustrator from Derby, based in Newcastle, U.K. With almost a decade of professional experience, he has worked with a range of clients from record labels and music production companies, to breweries, art organisations and university researchers. Jim’s style is based around the line drawing, he combines this with limited colour palettes and grainy overlays to create atmospheric and narrative-driven illustrations.
We’re very excited to introduce our latest signing, the fabulous and fun artwork of Brianna Chartrand!
With a unique and eye catching style perfect for menus, packaging and murals, we can’t wait to see where her work will take her next. Welcome to the team Bri!
Head to her portfolio page to check out more of her work.
Clayton, being a graphic novel artist and aficionado was extremely well placed to illustrate a full page opener article for Wizz Air inflight magazine on The LYON BANDE DESSINÉE FESTIVAL in France.
The brief was to illustrate the experience of getting the Wizz Air flight and attending the event. The festival takes place over multiple venues featuring 300 comic book authors and 80,000 visitors.
The Phosphor team is proud to welcome Marta Liébana Martínez. Marta is a Spanish illustrator based in Amsterdam, known for her bold compositions, feminine characters and vibrant visual language.
Her work combines playful energy with emotional sensitivity, creating expressive images that feel confident, colourful and full of personality.
