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The Tatler yearly Restaurant guide is a highly sought after supplement, and Jon Rogers was selected to illustrate these stylish page headers along with 30 drop ins. The style was liked so much they are now using it for all their future supplements.
Jon Rogers is represented by Phosphor Art
Lindsey Spinks has been asked to take part as one of the artists involved in this years ‘Lindt Big Egg Hunt’. It’s a brilliant initiative in aid of Action for Children, ‘set to be the largest, interactive public art exhibition the country has ever seen. Last year the hunt raised over £1million pound for charity’. Lindsey has managed to take her amazingly detailed illustrations and apply them to the huge egg due to be unveiled in Covent Garden this February. Keep an eye out for more information coming soon… Lindsey Spinks is represented by The Artworks
Paula Lewis illustrates a theatre poster for a production of Making Dickie Happy by Jeremy Kingston, Paula has created a nostalgic portrait of the three characters which includes Noel Coward. The play will run from 5-30th March 2013 at the Tristan Bates Theatre, Covent Garden, London. Paula Lewis is represented by the Art Market
This month at The Art Market we are featuring the work of Samara Andrews. Samara has produced this very topical illustration for S Magazine entitled 'Jubilee Party', for a fictional short story.
Samara Andrews is represented by the Art Market
Zoe More O'Ferrall has completed a super project for Harrods. Commissioned direct from the famous London store, Zoe has provided illustrations on a London theme which are being used on their food range, from English Breakfast Tea to Almond and Cherry Candy Drops. Zoe says "They had a really clear idea and brief of what they wanted. Lovely design team to work with."
Zoe More O'Ferrall is represented by Illustration Ltd
Lucy Davey was asked by Crabtree and Evelyn to illustrate these ‘Fragrance on the Go’ images for their website and in store windows. Here is the image as it appears on their website or you can pop into one of their stores to appreciate their impact full size!
Lucy Davey is represented by the Artworks
Debbie Powell and Kate Forrester were asked by Marks and Spencer’s to illustrate these absolutely beautiful commemorative tins for the Queen’s diamond jubilee. They’re out now, but get in there quickly as Kate’s previous one for the Royal Wedding flew off the shelves and sold out in no time!
Debbie Powell and Kate Forrester are represented by the Artworks
Debbie was asked by Lagom Design to produce a selection of patterns and designs to be used on a new range of wrapping paper. Sold on the Lagom website and to be introduced to many stationary stores nationwide very soon.
Debbie Powell is represented by the Artworks
We give a huge round of applause to Anne Wilson, winner of the Serco Prize for Illustration.
Anne’s ‘Winding Through The City’ beat 400 entries for the competition, 50 of which are on show at the London Transport Museum until June 3rd. The brief was to show the Thames as a diverse and exciting place for Londoners and visitors. The winning image is to be reproduced as posters to be used around the transport network and also sold at the London Transport museum shop. Anne Wilson is represented by Illustration Ltd
