The Oxo Tower is having a re-vamp across its branding. Caroline has set the scene for the menu with her characteristic mark-making and illustrative storytelling. Caroline Tomlinson is represented by Lipstick of London
Phosphor has just updated Lee Ford’s portfolio with some gorgeous autumnal images.
Coffee. Something that many consider to be one of life’s essentials. Whether it’s something that helps us start the morning right, a mid-day perk or evening boost, most of us can’t make it through the day without a cup of the glorious stuff.
Already a master of illustrating food and people, Sandra Isaksson has shown she is equally adept at capturing the landscapes around us, with the addition of some Scandi flare, of course.
Phosphor has just updated Oxo’s portfolio with some fun new work. Oxo’s style is playful and spontaneous and he is great at capturing a mood, whether he’s illustrating crowds or single characters. Oxo is known not just for his illustrations, but comic strips, mascots, GIFs and also animations. Find more of Oxo’s work on the Phosphor website.
Sarah Dennis’ stunning, intricate paper-cut illustration was a striking choice for the cover of The Invisible Woman’s Club written by Helen Paris and published by Doubleday. Sarah Dennis is represented by Meiklejohn
Observer Food Monthly Magazine features an impressive cover by Season of Victory. The latest edition of the magazine is a Summer-themed issue, highlighting ‘The 67 Best Places to Eat in the Sunshine’. Season of Victory designed the cover and editorial illustrations, along with coordinating animated Giphy stickers for social media. The artwork captures the essence […]
To launch their new cocktail menu, Caroline illustrated a French riviera-styled illustration along with hand-illustrated cocktail scripts. Caroline Tomlinson is represented by Lipstick of London
We are thrilled to welcome Sandra Isaksson to The Artworks family! Born in Sweden but residing in the UK after several years in Hong Kong, Sandra’s work incorporates her love of food, travel and all those beautiful idiosyncrasies you find along the way. Her subjects span the globe, but her style is local, friendly […]
Rachel Winter’s art pays homage to a cherished tradition of a native New Zealand tribe. Commissioned by Rotary International Magazine, the illustrated article talks about Boil-Up, a soup and shared experience from the Rangitāne tribe of the Awapuni area in New Zealand. With its lively patterns and a composition that beautifully captures the spirit of togetherness, […]