Clare Mackie

Clare Mackie has always been associated with the creation of fabulous original  characters, full of charm and wit - these lovely quirky illustrations are just a a glimpse into her world, and what she has produced. Established in many fields  which include editorial illustration, and having worked  for many of the top notch magazines- Tatler, and Country Life, and good housekeeping, and The New Yorker.

Clare has also produced many illustrations for books and specifically children’s books ( shortlisted for a Greenaway award ) her work has also been licensed and adorns various merchandise, which  include ceramics, cards, and kitchenware and various  household items.

For more of clare’s delightful work please go to the Artist Partners  website: Clare Mackie - Artist Partners

Alexis Bruchon – Marie Antoinette au Petit Trianon

Alexis Bruchon has recently produced a book which is based on the life of  Marie Antoinette - a fully illustrated book on her life and times at Versailles and her happy days at Tulleries Palace and memories of that time.

New Year signing, welcome Louise Boughton

Louise loves drawing live, capturing the narrative of an event or the individuality of guests in the moment.

Louise Boughton is represented by Lipstick of London

Bottle Bottle collaboration with Karolina Pawelczyk

Always bringing life and energy to every project, Karolina delights us all again with this playful packing commission.

Karolina Pawelczyk is represented by Lipstick of London

New Work by Jean-Manuel

Florencia Rigiroli Makes Coffee Look Beautiful

Phosphor's Florencia Rigiroli has been working with Argentinian coffee brand Jardin Secreto Deco & Cafe for a while, crafting the identity for the specialty shop in the heart of Bariloche.

Most recently, Florencia has been working on a series of designs to advertise special events at the cafe and she's brought her signature style to their packaging too!

"I love every time [Nati from Jardin Secreto] brings me a new idea, because I know it will mean lots of color, flowers, and plants — things that, obviously, are very connected to me," said Florencia, whose full portfolio can be found at phosphorart.com.

If you’re thinking about giving your brand a fresh twist and taking it to the next level with vibrant illustrations, get in touch with Trina at Phosphor about working with Florencia.

MDI Digital – Bo Bo Bon – Ravensburger Games

MDI Digital we’re commissioned to work on Ravensburger Games’ new kids release ‘Bo Bo Bon’. MDI create a full series of characters, but here’s the excitable, candy hungry Piñata monster who’s on of the games main protagonists.

More of MDI Digital’s work can be viewed here https://www.debutart.com/artist/matt-dartford-aj-mdi-digital?tags=all

Simon Prades – Tanzania – Usbek & Rica

Simon Prades was commissioned by Usbek & Rica to illustrate an article about Tanzania, where the Maasai people are being driven from their ancestral lands by companies specializing in decarbonization projects.

More of Simon’s work can be viewed here https://www.debutart.com/artist/simon-prades?tags=all

Laurindo Feliciano for The New Statesman

In this commission for The New Statesman book review, Laurindo illustrated a long literary essay revisiting D.H. Lawrence’s Why the Novel Matters and asking what the novel means now.

'Rather than a portrait, I wanted to translate Lawrence’s idea of “tremulations on the ether” into an image: a mind as a resonant field, where layers of thought overlap, vibrate, and reshape each other. A landscape becomes consciousness; echoes stack into forms; books disappear, return, and shift meaning with time—alive, unstable, endlessly re-read.'
Words by Geoff Dyer for The New Statesman

Laurindo Feliciano is represented by The Artworks

Experian Ads by Kate Forrester

Kate Forrester produced a delightful set of fairytale illustrations with a difference, in this collaboration with BBH for Experian’s latest ad campaign. Read on below to hear Kate’s thoughts on the project and see more examples of her roughs, final artwork and the different platforms the ads have been used across.

I was delighted to be commissioned by advertising agency BBH to illustrate their new campaign for Experian, empowering customers to take control of their financial futures with their inspiring new brand platform.  The concept of the campaign uses classic nursery rhymes and fairy tales to encourage you to; ‘Better Your Story’ and improve your credit score. My job was to come up with a series of traditional, illustrated book covers – but with a twist!

The billboards went up all across London this week and have got lots of attention so far with their overall message of positivity and hope – just what we need in gloomy January!

Kate Forrester is represented by The Artworks