Laurindo Feliciano for The New Statesman

In this commission for The New Statesman book review, Laurindo illustrated a long literary essay revisiting D.H. Lawrence’s Why the Novel Matters and asking what the novel means now.

'Rather than a portrait, I wanted to translate Lawrence’s idea of “tremulations on the ether” into an image: a mind as a resonant field, where layers of thought overlap, vibrate, and reshape each other. A landscape becomes consciousness; echoes stack into forms; books disappear, return, and shift meaning with time—alive, unstable, endlessly re-read.'
Words by Geoff Dyer for The New Statesman

Laurindo Feliciano is represented by The Artworks

New Illustrator – Laura Liedo

Laura is an illustrator based in Barcelona, Spain. Her work is built around simple shapes and thoughtful compositions, using flat colors and rich textures. Her illustrations are often conceptual, exploring metaphor and double meanings. She enjoys experimenting with color and seeks tenderness and subtle humor in her characters.

Her work has appeared in publications such as The New York Times, Time Magazine, Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and The Wall Street Journal, among others.

Anne Bentley’s Editorial Excellence for Wall Street Journal

Introducing new Bright Artist Anne Bentley, who has already begun making a wine-coloured splash with our clients. Anne is kicking off her Bright career with this perfect partner illustration to Lettie Teague’s weekend opinion for The Wall Street Journal.

Gordy Wright for The Observer

Gordy Wright was commissioned by The Observer to create a companion illustration for their Memorial Sunday 2025 write-up. Featuring Gordy’s delicate and detailed style, this piece goes on to remind us of the importance of commemorating those who lost their lives during The Great War.

To see more from Gordy, click here: https://thebrightagency.com/uk/licensing/artists/gordy-wright

Sarah Tanat-Jones – new artist launch

We are excited to welcome Sarah Tanat-Jones to Meiklejohn, the latest illustrator to join us at the agency.

Sarah is an award-winning illustrator based in the creative, vibrant city of Bristol, working across editorial, publishing and advertising.  Bringing a very distinctive and artistic flair to her compositions, Sarah's unique illustration style is defined by its energetic and expressive line work paired with bold textures and rich colours, always allowing space for spontaneity.

Blending digital and traditional methods, Sarah begins each image with fluid ink drawings on paper which she then colours digitally or with the addition of hand-painted layers inspired by silkscreen techniques, to create her stylised images and stunning portraits.

Sarah Tanat-Jones is represented by Meiklejohn

MARK BOARDMAN for CIHT MAGAZINE

Mark Boardman’s cover illustration for CIHT Magazine plays to his strengths brilliantly; vibrant and harmonious colour, fabulous depth and perspective and gorgeous rural and urban landscapes, complete with a fun, conceptual twist!

Mark Boardman is represented by Meiklejohn

WSJ Autumn books review by Daniel Long

Seasonal illustrations by Daniel Long for Wall Street Journal’s Fall books review. The books featured include David Nasaw’s The Wounded Generation, Adam Johnson’s The Wayfinder and John Banville’s Venetian Vespers.

Daniel Long is represented by The Artworks

David Stoten joins Artist Partners

Artist Partners are delighted to welcome to the agency the hugely talented artist David Stoten - illustrator, animator, storyboard artist  and all round talent,  having worked for the hugely popular  Spitting Image series.  Editorial assignments for Horse and Hound  and country life Magazine, amongst many others.

The go to artist for great whimsical caricatures and  characters.

For more of David’s fabulous work do check out the website:

David Stoten - Artist Partners

Phosphor Welcome Rod Vass

Phosphor are excited to welcome Rod Vass to their roster of talented artists.

It's actually a 'welcome back' for Rod, as he was represented by the agency decades ago when they were known as Ian Fleming Associates. Rod left to work in the film industry, where he spent many successful years creating sets, props, sculptures and designing armour for iconic films such as Gladiator and A Knight's Tale. He's now back at Phosphor, working on exciting new artwork.

Here's a little sneak peek at what's to come...

Anjelica Roselyn for The Observer LFW

Anjelica Roselyn's artwork features as a double page spread in the puzzle section.

Anjelica Roselyn is represented by Lipstick of London