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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Ladybird's all new Expert Series of books have kept Stephen Player busy - with a book on Artificial Intelligence which is out now and written by Michael Wooldridge, an expert in the subject on Computer Science and Head of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford. This splendid book explains in an accessible and authoritative manner the concept of AI -
Just back from Bologna and London Book Fairs with the AP portfolios, and got a hugely enthusiastic response from publishers, art directors and designers on this wonderful image by Susannah Lovegrove!
You’ll need your sunglasses on for this new fiction series published by Bloomsbury! Fabio the World’s Greatest Flamingo Detective, written by Laura James is beautifully illustrated by Emily Fox in eye-catching neon pinks and greens.
Simon Bartram, creator of the award-winning best-selling Bob, Man on the Moon has a brand new picture book out - RUFUS, published by Templar. Rufus is a very keen and very green but not a very mean monster who really wants to find a real deal peopley person of his very own to scare!
The talented James Weston Lewis has beautifully Illustrated ‘Planting for Honeybees’ written by Sarah Wyndham Lewis and published by the lovely team at Quadrille.
Daniel Long’s wonderful Illustrations for Sky Atlantic’s new show ‘Save Me’ have been brought to life on a much larger scale.
Phosphor Art's Luella Wright has been working hard on a rather special project for the past couple of years and it's finally ready to show the world!
Phosphor Art are proud to now be representing illustrator Hani Abusamra. Hani's work cleverly frames pattern, iconic symbol and figurative imagery that results in seductive scenes and portraits that are serious in content and pleasing to the eye.
Lucy Truman worked with the design team at Nosy Crow on their amazing new Unicorn Academy series, written by Julie Sykes.
Papercut artist Sarah Dennis recently worked with Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital on a very special project.