Tobias Hall / Wagamama / Feed Your Good
Tobias Hall flexes his hand-lettering muscles in his collaboration with Wagamama for their latest campaign ‘Feed Your Good’.
Isabella Cotier
Tank Magazine recently commissioned Isabella to illustrate for their Food Issue. Adorable tables and couples and menus in all they glory, tasty work Issy !
Paul Garland – 3×3 International Illustration Award
Paul Garland received the exciting news that he gained a Merit Award from the 3×3 International Illustration Show in New York this month.
Teddy Kang for Readers Digest
Teddy Kang was commissioned by Yvey Bailey at Readers Digest to illustrate Olly Manns 'Its a Manns World', an article about what is British Food?
Fabulous new signing: Beth Kevil-Byrne
Beth Keville-Byrne is new to my gang of illustrators at Lipstick. I wondered where to start with endorsing her and her work, but putting it simply, Beth makes everything look better. If you're after a healthy illustration she's your girl.
Chris Labrooy – Sushi Shop London
Chris Labrooy has illustrated the packaging for Sushi Shop London’s latest offering, London Box. In his trademark humorous style, Chris created 6 lively anthromporphic letters to form the branding ‘London’ on the box’s exterior.
Sarah Dennis – Natural
Sarah Dennis was thrilled to be asked to illustrate ‘Natural’ a fabulous new cookbook published by Parragon. Sarah created a beautiful set of paper cut illustrations for the cover and insides of this compendium of wholesome recipes. This was a dream project for self - confessed foodie Sarah.
Joël Penkman – EAT
Purveyors of excellent food and drink EAT, recently commissioned a new series of paintings by the wondrous Joël Penkman. Working in her trademark egg tempera style, Joël has created four images which will be displayed in EAT's stores across the country. Tasty stuff.
James Grover paints a theatre land mural in Zizzi Ristorante on The Strand.
James's design was for the alcove space where he has represented a selection of the well-known theatres in the area. He says "The focus of the West End 'Theatreland' is of course the shows themselves, however the theatre buildings are often iconic and beautifully grand venues." Using acrylic pens and emulsion, James has drawn St Martin’s Theatre, Lyceum Theatre, Queen’s Theatre, Victoria Palace Theatre, Novello Theatre, London Palladium and Palace Theatre, along with characters from some well-known productions. He was also asked to produce a decorative mural for the George Bernard Shaw quote wall, which includes some theatre inspired elements, all this was completed over a period of six days.
James Grover is represented by Illustration
Cooking for Chaps: Illustrated by David Hitch
Cooking for Chaps is a stylish, cookbook with a difference, it's an essential guide to gastronomy for the man about town, written by Gustav Temple, editor of The Chap magazine. Gustav specifically requested David Hitch to illustrate his first cookery book as he felt that the illustrator, well known of his PG Wodehouse covers, could capture the quintessential English gentleman. David's colour and black and white illustrations beautiful compliment the recipes and advice for the modern gentleman to ensure culinary magnificence.
David Hitch is represented by Arena
