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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Abbey Lossing is an illustrator and animator based in Brooklyn NY. She grew up in Granville, Ohio and relocated to NYC after attaining a degree in Illustration from Syracuse University. Having worked as a staff illustrator at BuzzFeed and then Vice News she took the leap into full-time freelance in 2017. Since then she has already worked with Facebook, Google, Target, The New York Times and The Washington Post
Mister Paul is usually known for his wide angle interiors and classic building illustrations but he has a nice selection of food and packaging based illustration. Mister Paul creates his work by drawing his subjects initially with black ink and a dry nib pen.
Simon Prades was asked by Bloomberg Businessweek to illustrate a powerful cover story by a North Korean defector. Distinct from their usual style, Bloomberg opted to use conceptual artist Simon Prades to illustrate in his complex and moody technique.
Phosphor Art's Tiago Galo has been brightening up the pages of magazines and newspapers of all genres recently.
Phosphor Art want to share with you this beautiful illustration Pastiche created for The Lady Magazine. Pastiche artist Jon painted a "Wren" in his retro style to celebrate 100 years of the Women's Royal Air Force. The team at The Lady thought his work was beautiful and really captured the spirit of The Wrens.
Laurence just completed an iconic illustration for the December issue of Euromoney using his propaganda poster style artwork. Laurence is a very versatile artist having been in the business since the 1980's.
With French cocktails set to take the drinks industry by storm, Imbibe magazine commissioned pastiche artist Garry Walton to create this retro artwork for their latest edition. Garry took inspiration from vintage advertising campaigns for this beautiful illustration.
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn Illustration
The piece was inspired by the film poster art for 'Being John Malkovich' which involved making a crowded composition for the double page spread. For this brief the people needed to be of different ethnic backgrounds and all holding the same identical mask, hinting at the domination of white, middle-aged men in the housing leadership sector.
Katerina Kerouli has been kept pretty busy! Here is just one of her illustrations she produced for Scoop Magazine - the article was about a wolf pack in the Scottish Highlands . Katerina is busy now working on two picture books for Bloomsbury Publishing which hopefully we can reveal later in the year ...
For more of Katerina's lovely work please check out her website link : https://www.artistpartners.com/portfolios/kat-kerouli/