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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Mike Stonelake created this iconic illustration of The Cut in London, for the Young Vic's up coming series of events and productions featuring the local community. Will be used as large format posters, social media and website.
Lisa Sheehan was commissioned by Scholastic to create these contrasting artworks on carbon footprints.
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?
Caitlin Keegan’s fantastic illustration provides the focal point for The New York Times article ‘You know about King Lear…”, a review of ‘Learwife’ by J.R.Thorp, published by Canongate Books. Known for her expressive, unique characters and ability to engage audiences with her work, Caitlin’s work can be seen online now.
You can see more of Caitlin Keegan’s work in her portfolio here: https://thebrightagency.com/uk/design-and-advertising/artists/caitlin-keegan
Following on from their previous collaboration, Sam Prentice has created another wonderful illustration for Elle Decoration. Boasting Sam’s unique style, the illustration can be seen accompanying “Why we all need a friend who can offer honest, unfiltered interiors advice” online.
You can see more of Sam Prentice’s work in his portfolio here:https://thebrightagency.com/uk/design-and-advertising/artists/sam-prentice
Justin was commissioned by The New York Times to create the cover of their Arts & Leisure section to mark the 50Th Anniversary of ‘The Godfathers’ cinematic release.
More of Justin’s work can be seen here https://www.debutart.com/artist/justin-metz
Quino Marin - Cover illustration for IPPR Progressive Review cover - Building Back Better
Lipstick welcomes Chiara to the family...known for her minimal, playful illustrations and lettering. A modern take on nostalgic Cultural references.
Celebrating the joys in everyday life, family, good food and design.
Chiara Perano is represented by Lipstick of London
