Sophie Melissa was thrilled to work with Wired Magazine for their article on micro-dosing LSD trials. Using a striking colour palette and trippy graphics, Sophie used key points from the copy to create her illustration. Sophie Melissa is represented by New Division
Pavel is a designer and illustrator who’s worked for for Microsoft, Independent, ESPN, Google, American Express, Fortune 500, Twitter, Facebook, VEVO, Greenpeace, Mercedes, Budweiser, Intel, Nike, HSBC, Heineken, Kitkat.
As part of The London Design Festival, Regents Street hosted a series of in store and on store events, installations and talks. Angelica, commissioned by the Communication Store, was centre stage capturing sartorial shoppers in Ted Baker and Aquascutum, creating unique portraits to take home. Anjelica Roselyn is represented by Lipstick of London
Petra has created some strong work with a powerful message for Red. Red is a non profit organisation founded by Bono, that engages people and companies in the fight to end HIV and Aids in Africa.
Artist Partners’ Alexis Bruchon is working on a set of illustrations each week for BonneGueule’s ‘Extraordinary stories and men of style’ series.
Marie-Claire magazine is celebrating the 30th anniversary of it’s UK edition with an issue celebrating Female Empowerment. Rosie contributed with a portrait of Aisling Bea and The Guilty Feminists for a series of conversations between successful women and the women that inspired their careers
Marie-Claire magazine is celebrating the 30th anniversary of it’s UK edition with an issue celebrating Female Empowerment.
Doug John Miller created a series of illustrations for The Atlantic magazine about how cities can succeed in the 21st Century. Doug John Miller is represented by Début Art
The Daily Telegraph asked Lucy Truman to illustrate the lead article in their Saturday supplement. Lucy’s expressive style was the perfect choice for the article on making new friends, whatever your age. Lucy Truman is represented by New Division
Clementine Hope’s compositions of intricate drawing and bold use of white space…