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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Bright’s Bea Muller has collaborated with Women’s Health Magazine, this time lending her signature style to their ‘Dispatches from my plus size pregnancy’ column, perfectly illustrating the beauty of motherhood.
Phosphor's Bob Wilson has illustrated an article for Hollywood Reporter about the ways lunchtime dining in LA has changed since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
For the Winter/Spring 2022 issue of Temple Health’s Fox Chase Cancer Center magazine Forward, artist JaceyTec was commissioned to create a cover and interior image for their story on “Shaping the Future of Cancer Research.”
Phosphor are now representing Erin Jones, a multi-award-winning illustrator currently based in Lancashire. Erin strives to make uplifting art that inspires optimism while keeping things chic. She has previously created work for Lancashire Council and Bloom & Folk Magazine.
Erin would love to work on more publishing, editorial and packaging illustration briefs but is open to all opportunities. Contact Trina at Phosphor to commission her.
Jacey was commissioned by Empire magazine to create a series of illustrations to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of Tim Burton’s Batman Returns.
We love this compelling new illustration by Eva Bee. Another wonderful addition to her increasingly popular portfolio.
Phosphor has recently taken on a wonderful new artist. Florencia Rigiroli (also known as Un floripondio) is an Argentinian illustrator and art director, who likes to create colourful illustrations focused on nature, botanicals and the female figure.
For episode 10 of the Handsome Frank Podcast, we headed to rural Norfolk to speak to David Sparshott, an illustrator who creates all of his work using pencils.
This month we’re absolutely thrilled to welcome new signing Marianna Tomaselli to the team.
With their distinct and engaging style, Bright Artist Kim Ekdahl has created a gorgeous editorial illustration to go alongside a heart-warming story about the mutually beneficial relationship between a teacher and their student.
You can see more of Kim Ekdahl’s work in her portfolio HERE