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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Spike Gerrell loves science, so he was chuffed to be asked to illustrate The Economist's Science and Technology feature about neuromorphic computing. Scientists want to make computers more like brains in the belief that humanity will, one day, end up not only with a better understanding of how the brain works, but also with better and smarter computers.
Spike Gerrell is represented by Arena
Frances Castle was commissioned to design another set of illuminated letters to celebrate this year's Edinburgh International Book Festival. Following on from the success of last year's Festival campaign, The Guardian asked her to illustrate three letters inspired by the theme of time and quotes by Margaret Atwood and Iain M. Banks.
Frances' illustrations can be seen at The Guardian's Spiegeltent on umbrellas, deck chairs, canvas bags and beer mats.
Frances Castle is represented by Arena
Talented artist Laila Hills has been a busy bee recently and has just finished these wonderful activity and sticker books for our friends at Bloomsbury Publishing. Packed full of exciting things to see and do, these books are a riot of colour and full of fun characters, from pretty princesses to the most adorable cute bunnies! Laila's vast experience in children's publishing and character design has given her another success with this brand new series!
Laila Hills is represented by the Organisation
Adam was recently asked to create this stunning cover illustration for The Guardian’s travel supplement to explore ‘The Real USA’. This particular edition was focused on road trips, and forms the 2nd of the 6 part series.
Adam Hancher is represented by the Artworks
Rob Ball was commissioned to illustrate Manchester International Festival’s ‘Biospheric’ project, encouraging wildlife and home gardening. Rob created a fantastic set of vibrant and exciting images.
Rob Ball is represented by the Artworks
Our latest addition to The Artworks, Laurindo Feliciano has blown us away with his first job for Publicis Mojo in Sydney. Laurindo was selected to illustrate the new ‘CAUTION’ campaign for Nestlé’s product MAGGI Fusian Pad Thai. Laurindo’s surreal and imaginative illustration made him the perfect choice to help create this stand-out campaign. Michael Dole, Creative Director of Publicis Mojo, Sydney: “We were incredibly lucky to work with Laurindo, who added his own brilliant ideas and imagination to bring the concept to life. God only knows what goes on in his head.” Well done Laurindo, we can’t wait to see what you do next!
Gary Redford was commissioned by The Brand Company to illustrate the posters and press adverts for the ‘Pop The Kennebunks’ festival in Maine. Gary’s contemporary take on retro graphics was utilised to create this striking image for Maine’s ultimate lifestyle festival.
Gary Redford is represented by Meiklejohn
Garry Walton illustrated this stunning cover for Completely London’s ‘Indulgence’ issue. The brief was to create a Pop Art image with impact, for the award-winning magazine.
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn
David Hitch is represented by Arena
