Phosphor Classics: Bill Garland

Bill is the recipient of multiple awards including the prestigious 'Key Art' award for his illustration for Batman, and has painted primary poster images for a variety of film genres from Sci-Fi classics like Mad Max to comedies such as Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life and Brazil.

Jane Newland for Harry Winston’s Gift Guide 2021

Jane Newlands's phenomenal illustrations were the star of Harry Winston's Gift Guide 2021.

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Lynn Hatzius for Countryfile Magazine

Phosphor's Lynn Hatzius has produced another beautiful illustration for November's countryfile magazine. The illustration captures autumn in all its glory, featuring chanterelle mushrooms, rosehips, sloes and more.

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Aurelia Lange brands shopping platform, Ownable.

Aurelia Lange has worked with design agency The Clearing to create an instantly recognisable and standout launch campaign for new shopping platform, Ownable.

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Cheers everyone! Chris Wormell’s inviting illustrations for Greene King.

Chris Wormell has created a series of illustrations in his distinctive linocut style for pub chain Greene King, encouraging us all to get back in to the pubs.

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LUCY TRUMAN – AND PARTNERS

Commissioned for 1898 Real Estate’s rebrand, Lucy was inspired by NYC's lifestyle and diverse culture for this new series of artworks.

Lucy Truman is represented by Meiklejohn

Kim Salt- Rent the Runway

Brilliant new campaign work by Kim Salt for Rent The Runway. Kim was asked to create an image to showcase three friends stepping out in the designer clothing available to hire from the website. The image will be used online and was also painted up as a mural in downtown Manhattan.

Kim Salt is represented by Handsome Frank

Lucy Davey illustrates walking guides of Scotland for Pocket Mountains Ltd.

Lucy Davey has illustrated the perfect walking holiday essential, handy pocket guides for 4 locations across Scotland, published by Pocket Mountains Ltd.

With a look inspired by vintage travel posters, Lucy has captured specific landmarks relevant to the four locations (Edinburgh, Glasgow, Sterling and Falkirk), as well as creating around 30 inside illustrations for each book, “It was a dream brief in many ways – I loved learning about all these landmarks of Scotland and really enjoyed adding the nature and wildlife elements to the images.”

Each book has a distinct colour palette which Lucy uses to great effect throughout, making them a wonderfully visually satisfying set;

“The printed books are so cute and satisfying, I’m so pleased with how they turned out!

Lucy Davey is represented by The Artworks

Josy Bloggs/Sunday Telegraph

Josy Bloggs has recently illustrated a feature for the Telegraph on the Keto diet. Apart from the numerous children's books work in Josy's portfolio, and a variety of concept based images , Josy is also great at illustrating food and making it look appetising!

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Jason Pickersgill/Empire Magazine

Jason Pickersgill created these amusing airline information card style illustrations for Empire Magazine for the holiday flying season. The article was about films on planes, how humans not suited to flying, at 35 000ft, our emotions 'go to mush' !

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