Doug John Miller for The Atlantic Magazine
Doug John Miller created a series of illustrations for The Atlantic magazine about how cities can succeed in the 21st Century.
Doug John Miller is represented by Début Art
Doug John Miller created a series of illustrations for The Atlantic magazine about how cities can succeed in the 21st Century.
Doug John Miller is represented by Début Art
The Daily Telegraph asked Lucy Truman to illustrate the lead article in their Saturday supplement. Lucy's expressive style was the perfect choice for the article on making new friends, whatever your age.
Lucy Truman is represented by New Division
Clementine Hope’s compositions of intricate drawing and bold use of white space…
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Phosphor Art are pleased to introduce you to Adam Carter, a lettering and graffiti artist from North London who specialises in large scale artwork and live murals, whilst also creating hand-drawn type for ad campaigns, editorial layouts and packaging.
The Association of Illustrators’ World Illustration Awards exhibition (WIA) opened at Somerset House in central London on Thursday 7th June with a very well attended Private View in the evening. For a look at the prize-winning entries and the 180 or so other works that were shortlisted go to https://theaoi.com/wia/
Hennie Haworth was thrilled to be commissioned by the Evening Standard to produce this years Belgravia in Bloom guide.
Oivind Hovland has been busy creating illustrations for National Express Magazine. Some lovely quirky artworks to adorn their article on ‘Things to Do in Leeds’.
Phosphor Art's Alexander Jackson recently illustrated this portrait of legendary golfer Colin Montgomerie for Scottish Field Magazine.
Hungarian CGI artist Istvan Szugyiczky was selected by Variety to illustrate their cover story on the uncertain future of FOX. Asked to tightly drape the well-known logo in a silky cloth, Istvan set to work creating the perfect shroud to evoke secrecy and mystique.