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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Arena Illustration is thrilled to announce the release of a breathtaking collector’s edition of Robert Holdstock’s acclaimed fantasy novel Mythago Wood, now fully illustrated for the first time by the legendary John Howe.
Elena Resko created a range of colourful and dynamic images for her latest collaboration with Inpact Media; fully illustrating their publication on Rare Diseases.
Elena Resko is represented by Meiklejohn
Dystopian and post-apocalyptic scenes are one of Gavin Reece’s specialisms, as showcased here perfectly in his cover illustration created for Those Who Survive written by K. N. Milde.
The World Illustration Awards are presented annually by the Association of Illustrators in partnership with the USA-based Directory of Illustration to support, promote and celebrate contemporary illustration being made today across the globe.
This year celebrates 10 years of the World Illustration Awards, and we are delighted to share that the first venue to host the WIA2025 Touring Exhibition, will be the Coningsby Gallery in London from Monday, 3rd November –Saturday, 8th November 2025.
The awards are an inspiring survey of the breadth and diversity of current global illustration practice chosen from over 4,500 submissions received from 85 countries.
The exhibition showcases 44 Award-Winning and Highly Commended projects selected by an independent global jury across ten industry-relevant categories such as Design, Children’s Publishing or Editorial.
This vibrant, colourful, thought-provoking exhibition of professional and new talent work from all around the globe will delight and inform audiences of all ages.
Find out more information about all things WIA on their website worldillustrationawards.com.
The Society of Artists’ Agents (SAA) has sponsored the New Talent entry category for many years and Society member agencies have mentored the winning illustrators.
Butcher Billy returns with a cosmic punch in this exclusive series of comic-book style posters for the genre-defying anthology.
Netflix has once again tapped the talents of celebrated illustrator Butcher Billy to craft a suite of posters for the latest season of Black Mirror.
A longtime collaborator with the boundary-pushing series, Billy was granted early access to the episodes, allowing him to distil their essence through his signature retro-pop lens.
Phosphor are proud to say they are now representing Arabella Green. Arabella is a graphic designer and illustrator who blends her design agency expertise with her passion for problem solving to create bold images.
Check out a sample of Arabella's work at phosphorart.com and look out for more, coming soon! Contact Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to discuss commissioning Arabella for your next project.
Phosphor's Dave Hopkins brought Eddie Jordan's Lippy from the Liffey column in Boat International to life with his signature pen and ink style for 12 years. When Eddie Jordan passed away this spring, Boat International got in touch with Phosphor for one last illustration. Sadly, Dave Hopkins has also now passed away but Jon Rogers, Phosphor's Pastiche illustrator, stepped up to the plate, and illustrated a final farewell to Eddie.
Read Eddie Jordan's obituary here.
Find more pastiche illustrations at phosphorart.com and contact Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to discuss commissioning Jon Rogers for your next project.
James created this series of stunning stained glass window designs for an outdoor installation for the Auckland Tower Project in County Durham.
The images take you through the history of Bishop Auckland over the centuries. The Auckland Project part of a regeneration charity and its aim is to become a must - visit cultural destination and historical attraction.
Sharing some nice new work from Mark Longs' archive, including work for Knack Magazine, Personal Magazine, Senet Magazine and The Economist.
Beautiful cover by Eleanor Rose for the 50th anniversary edition of the first book ever published by Virago Press. We adore the colours and textures of this Lino illustration. Eleanor is able to capture a real sense of place, atmosphere and feeling.
‘Full of dignity, courage and humour, and as fresh and insightful as the day it was written, FENWOMEN is a vital portrait of rural women’s lives – not only as they were lived in the 1970s in one Cambridgeshire village, but in the generations before it, all over the country, and reaching forward into today’s world, too’ Melissa Harrison