Introducing Lee Ford

Phosphor Art are pleased to introduce you to their latest artist, Lee Ford. Lee’s unique approach to graphic image making has a strong connection to traditional print based methods and has evolved through many years of experimentation. These traditionally printed elements are combined with digital and analogue graphic processes that include found ephemera, drawing and photography all described using a playful, visceral visual language that explores both concept and aesthetic in equal measure.

Rosie McGuinness – Luxury: The Telegraph

Fashion, line-up and editorial illustrator Rosie McGuinness illustrates for the Telegraph Luxury Women's special edition Feb 2017.

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Sarah Smart joins the Lipstick family

Sarah Smart: "I get lost in Illustration and I love drawing anything from the hottest new beauty product or trend, to delicious food and drink, to taking inspiration from retro fashion advertising campaigns and films."

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Designer and Illustrator Pavel Fuksa

Pavel Fuksa has a whole new suite of work in his portfolio to launch the new year. Pavel is a designer and creative director for Labstore- Young and Rubicam in his home town of Prague.

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James Gibbs for Nature and Health Magazine

James Gibbs is one of NB Illustrations recent signings and he’s proving to go down well with clients so far. We have a few updates to his portfolio including an illustration for Nature and Health Magazine on maintaining a healthy liver.

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Gavin Reece for The Sunday Times Style Magazine 

For many years Gavin Reece has had the pleasure of illustrating the infamous Mrs Mills for The Sunday Times Style Magazine. Both Mrs Mills' and Gavin's style have evolved over time, keeping up to date with the season's trends. Here are four of the fearsome Agony Aunt's most recent looks, which Gavin has illustrated with his usual glamorous flair.

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Trump by Pastiche

Phosphor Art's Pastiche artist recently worked on this portrait of one of the most controversial men in the world. The charcoal portrait of Donald Trump accompanied an article about the fragile future of New York's museums under his leadership.
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Laura Redburn’s Passengers Collage

Phosphor Art's Laura Redburn was approached by Wired Magazine to create this mini collage to accompany an article comparing Hollywood film Passengers with British novelist Katie Khan's debut Hold Back the Stars. Laura originally created a piece with her stash of vintage collage materials, but her and the team at Wired decided it needed a more futuristic sci-fi look, resulting in this stunning digital collage of film stars Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence.
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Oscar Wilson / The Village Voice / Stop Making Sense

Oscar was recently commissioned by the iconic New York alt-weekly The Village Voice to create a portrait of Donald Trump, for an article titled "Stop Making Sense", giving advice for writers in the current political landscape. Oscar collaborated closely with them, using Trumps' own words, curated by the Voice's editors, to create this portrait.

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Sam Hadley – Search Party

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