Sarah Perkins
Sarah Perkins work has gone from strength to strength she is highly involved in the @pariscollagecollective who create and inspire images by prompts aimed at the collage community.
Recently her work has been part of a collective show @jmgallerylondon. Her work was also exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Show last year.
For more of her wonderful collage work - do please visit the artist Partners website : Sarah Perkins | Artist | Artist Partners
MARIE-ALICE HAREL – BRITANNIA COIN DESIGN
The Royal Mint commissioned a modern interpretation of the icon, Britannia to celebrate the unwavering symbol of strength and resilience.
FRANCES CASTLE – MOVIE POSTERS
The Heart Shopping Centre in Walton-on-Thames celebrates the history of film with these eye-catching walkway banners.
The retail centre was once the site of a pioneering British film studio which released the first film adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and where eminent film figures such as Douglas Fairbank Jr., Bette Davis and Rock Hudson filmed.
Each movie banner had to be instantly recognisable and colourful to celebrate the history of the site’s past and Frances Castle certainly came up with the goods by creating these very bold illustrations depicting 12 iconic films from the 1930’s through to the 2010’s.
Frances Castle is represented by Arena Illustration.
Megan St Clair x Origins Plantscription
Combining her typographic, illustration and graphic design skills, Megan developed a beautifully illustrated invitation for the launch of Origins' new Plantscription serum.
Megan St Clair is represented by Lipstick of London
Harry Milburn – New Artist
We’re thrilled to welcome Harry Milburn to the Meiklejohn team. With a background in design and publishing, Harry’s impressive illustrations have been commissioned by a diverse range of clients, making him equally at home creating an epic travel-style poster or a graphic, concept-driven visual.
Inspired by his love of nature and travel, Harry’s confident, eye-catching style has a distinctive textural quality and rich colour palette, often influenced by mid-century illustration and vintage signage.
Mark Boardman – Hoare Lea
Creating multi-layered, atmospheric compositions are key to Mark Boardman’s illustration style, as demonstrated in Hoare Lea’s insights report on water neutrality.
Lucy Davey illustrates the latest cover for BBC’s Countryfile Magazine
Lucy Davey has created 4 dazzling new landscape illustrations, celebrating British countryside for the latest cover of BBC’s Countryfile Magazine.
The work centres around Summer adventures, and Lucy has been able to distil the feeling of hot, sparkling days spent out in nature. For an added sense of immersion, she’s also converted the work into GIFs.
Moustronaut by Mandy Millie Flockton
Phosphor's Mandy Millie Flockton has been illustrating a very ambitious mouse for her children's picture book, Moustronaut. Here's a sneak peek at some of the pages...
Lumps Animates Video For Canada’s National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Phosphor's Lumps (aka Sam Drew) has been working on animations for a very important campaign for the past two years. Sex trafficking is one of Canada’s most lucrative and misunderstood crimes. Let’s Talk About Sex Trafficking is a campaign from Covenant House Toronto aimed at empowering and equipping parents and teens with the tools they need to help prevent sex trafficking in Canada. The images you see here are stills from the videos, which will launch on Canada’s National Human Trafficking Awareness day, February 22, 2024.
At the heart of the campaign are the two videos, illustrated and animated by Lumps, which are based on real stories of sex trafficking survivors. The campaign encourages parents to watch these videos with their teens to help understand the red flags in the luring process and how sex trafficking happens. There is also a microsite for teens featuring animation from the videos that includes information about healthy relationships, safety tips and where to get help.
Animation is a unique way to tell survivor stories. The goal was to tell these stories in a medium that teens would pay attention to, which is why Lumps was picked - Sam's signature style is bright, engaging and accessible. Animation also allows use of symbolism to tell parts of the story and cover a heavy and complex topic in a more approachable way for this audience.
Development of the campaign concept was informed by research conducted with survivors, teens, parents and educators. The campaign is supported by social media advertising, PR and parent and teen influencers.
To find more of Lumps' work check out his portfolio or animation page and get in touch with Trina at Phosphor to commission him for your next project.