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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Hannah Bailey has illustrated a mind-blowing range of mushrooms for a new book written by author, fungi advocate and educator Meg Madden and publisher Running Press Adult. The illustrations have also been adapted into a puzzle, poster and mini-kit with magnets.
Eva continues to enjoy her collaboration with The Observer, illustrating their regular Self & Wellbing Column. Here we share a few of her latest images.
Phosphor's Florencia Rigiroli created some botanical illustrations for November's issue of Ohlalá Magazine and illustrated an article inside called The Power of Plants.
Plants and flowers are some of Florencia's favourite things to draw, as you can see from the work in her portfolio.
Megan was asked to create 5 illustrations for a recent Stylist Magazine advertorial with Armani.
Beauty article "Unlocking our true potential "
Carole Verbyst's conceptual style was perfect for this sneak preview of the cover of Commentary Magazine for the Royal College of Physicians coming out in October.
Bright’s Bea Muller has collaborated with Women’s Health Magazine, this time lending her signature style to their ‘Dispatches from my plus size pregnancy’ column, perfectly illustrating the beauty of motherhood.
Emile was commissioned by Empire Magazine to create the cover of their Summer Preview Issue.
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.
Lisa Sheehan was commissioned by Scholastic to create these contrasting artworks on carbon footprints.
One thing we always appreciate is when a client keeps coming back to use the services of one of our illustrators again, and again. Here is Matt Murphy delivering the goods once more for Trust Magazine for an article titled ‘Casting the Net Wider’ but you already guessed that from the main illustration, right?