Neal teams up, once again, with Michael Rosen to bring the viral poem-turned-picture book Hot Food: Nice! to life - a deliciously chaotic tale of a too-hot potato, a well-intentioned (but hapless) dad - what could possibly go wrong?
Joe Lillington takes us on a global story with Wild Journey, a brand-new story collection by A.M. Dassu that follows five children across five countries on one big adventure.
Melvin Galalpon designed a T-shirt for Uniqlo’s pop-up shop at Tate Modern
The design is inspired by a mix of pixels, old technologies such as CRT televisions, sci-Fi files and 80/90’s video games. The piece tries to capture this playfulness while also trying to transport one to the future.
Lisa was commissioned by the theatre to create an illustration to promote its Christmas 2025 production of Pinocchio.
The illustration was created by Lisa using a combination of her own hand drawing and her CG skills. The piece is designed to look like a paper-engineered vintage toy theatre. The illustration was also animated by Lisa and the imagery is being used across multiple types of media.
We are excited to welcome Sarah Tanat-Jones to Meiklejohn, the latest illustrator to join us at the agency.
Sarah is an award-winning illustrator based in the creative, vibrant city of Bristol, working across editorial, publishing and advertising. Bringing a very distinctive and artistic flair to her compositions, Sarah's unique illustration style is defined by its energetic and expressive line work paired with bold textures and rich colours, always allowing space for spontaneity.
Blending digital and traditional methods, Sarah begins each image with fluid ink drawings on paper which she then colours digitally or with the addition of hand-painted layers inspired by silkscreen techniques, to create her stylised images and stunning portraits.
To celebrate the centenary of the Royal Air Force Association (RAFA) of Jersey, Harry Milburn collaborated with the fabulous team at Jersey Post to create their latest set of stamps.
Taking inspiration from original RAF recruitment posters of WW2, Harry’s illustrations bring a sense of modern nostalgia to the stamps’ artwork.
Published by Batsford Books, and beautifully illustrated throughout with Lino cuts by Debbie Powell.
The Country Commonplace book, written by Miranda Mills, provides a guide through the seasons with poems, quotes, recipes and observations from the natural world.
Heather Gatley was commissioned by Marks & Spencer to create this Mediterranean panorama for a limited run of handmade ceramic liquor bottles (a nod to the tradition of the region).
The wrap around illustration was carefully designed to consider every surface and ensure the product would be visually engaging from any perspective.