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Renowned cartoonist Bob Wilson was commissioned by Tatler magazine, to bring some sophisticated fun to their article about office dieting. Bob, an ex award winning advertising art director, has had cartoons featured in every major magazine both here and in the States.
Bob Wilson is represented by Phosphor Art
Phillip Warner illustrates for Imbibe Magazine, producing a caricature of regular contributor Michael Butts for this month's issue.
Phillip Warner is represented by the Art Market
David McConochie is represented by the Art MarketThe Olympics are just around the corner and with this in mind Ian Whadcock was commissioned to illustrate a feature for View magazine.
The feature focuses on the true meaning of Olympic spirit and commends the civil and public servants who will make the games possible.
Ian's illustration cleverly combines sporting achievement and the more mundane, but essential, work going on behind the scenes.
Ian Whadcock is represented by Eastwing
Since Rob joined The Artworks, only a matter of weeks ago, we have had such an amazing response to his work! He has been busy with various projects, including this one for Corporate Council magazine in the States. Watch this space for more exciting work from Rob Ball very soon!
Rob Ball is represented by the Artworks
This month at The Art Market we are featuring the work of Samara Andrews. Samara has produced this very topical illustration for S Magazine entitled 'Jubilee Party', for a fictional short story.
Samara Andrews is represented by the Art Market
This month at The Art Market, Louise Morgan has produced this vibrant and colourful illustration for an article discussing 'Catering Trends' for Square Meal Magazine.
Louise Morgan is represented by the Art Market
Paul Boston was recently commissioned by Computer Active magazine for their article on automatic fixes for PC's. Paul illustrated this fantastic Heath Robinson type robot capable of fixing anything with a single click.
Paul Boston is represented by Meiklejohn
One of our Startworks artists Lindsey Spinks was asked by the FT to produce an illustration based on various predictions for the new year 2012. Lindsey created this brilliant illustration which was used on the cover and inside the paper too. A tricky brief to pull together so many elements, but Lindsey managed to do so with great success, well done Lindsey!
Lindsey Spinks is represented by The Artworks