The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
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Graham Byfield - has been represented by Artist Partners for many years - Originally working with A P as an art director from various well known advertising agencies - since leaving Advertising, his talent as a water colour painter has kept him busy creating a series of stunning books on various cities throughout the world.
We're delighted to announce some recent award wins at Handsome Frank. Firstly, Paul Thurlby was victorious at the AOI World Illustration Awards where his glorious John Lewis 'National Treasures' campaign won in the Site Specific category.
Paul Thurlby is represented by Handsome Frank
Hennie Haworth was thrilled to be commissioned by the Evening Standard to produce this years Belgravia in Bloom guide.
Carrefour asked Mark Boardman to create a vision of the future for their corporate communications. Mark's bright, graphic artworks were designed to inspire company diversification.
Mark Boardman is represented by Meiklejohn
Oivind Hovland has been busy creating illustrations for National Express Magazine. Some lovely quirky artworks to adorn their article on ‘Things to Do in Leeds’.
Wai creates a beautiful image for a Sydney PR company with her timeless style.
Phosphor Art's Alexander Jackson recently illustrated this portrait of legendary golfer Colin Montgomerie for Scottish Field Magazine.
Julie Westbury a fine artist was delighted to be commissioned by Transport For London for two poster images - extending the visual theme of shopping in London ...
With her fun and unique illustration style and colour Anjelcia has gained recognition of her talent from fashion icons such as Pat McGrath, Marc Jacobs, Moschino, Jeremy Scott, Anna Sui, Adam Selman, Marco de Vincenzo, and Ohne Titel.
Educated in the craftsmanship of animated movies at the legendary Gobelins Paris school, Bruno Mangyoku has pursued a career as both an illustrator and an animation director.
Fuelled by his passion of cinema, his illustrative process is also greatly influenced by American graphic novelists such as Daniel Clowes, Charles Burns, and Adrian Tomine.
He often employs a limited colour palette in his work, comprising of bright and strikingly contrasted shades, whilst his primary focus is the character design and silhouettes, staged around simple yet cinematic backgrounds.
Bruno Mangyoku is represented by Handsome Frank