Jess Rose Bird x BODEN NYC Pop Up
BIG illustrations for the big Apple pop-up.
Featuring hand-drawn British landmarks and Wildflower meadows.
Laurindo Feliciano for BBC Wildlife
Laurindo was commissioned by BBC Wildlife Magazine for an article about the necrobiome - the vast community of insects, microbes and scavengers that transforms death into new life. Rather than approaching the subject in a literal way, Laurindo wanted to create an image that felt poetic and slightly unsettling: a suspended moment where decay, beauty and renewal coexist.
Emily Tull
Everyone seems to be talking about AI - well - not me, I think its good to take it down a notch to appreciate slow art - by definition - things that are created by hand - and who better than our own Emily Tull the incredibly talented stitch artist - Emily was a finalist at the Sky Portrait Awards and has been extremely busy producing her unique stitch artwork for exhibitions and shows all over the UK. Emily is very much in touch with her art - and she is also an avid bird watcher and nature lover.
Living in Ramsgate she also has nature on her doorstep.
Here are just a few of her beautiful birds she has produced for a forthcoming show …. Slowing things down and making us take note of what is around us !
For more of Emily’s beautiful work - please go to the artist Partners website Emily Tull | Artist | Artist Partners
The Country Commonplace Book, illustrated by Debbie Powell
Published by Batsford Books, and beautifully illustrated throughout with Lino cuts by Debbie Powell.
The Country Commonplace book, written by Miranda Mills, provides a guide through the seasons with poems, quotes, recipes and observations from the natural world.
M&S Limoncello Packaging by Heather Gatley
Heather Gatley was commissioned by Marks & Spencer to create this Mediterranean panorama for a limited run of handmade ceramic liquor bottles (a nod to the tradition of the region).
The wrap around illustration was carefully designed to consider every surface and ensure the product would be visually engaging from any perspective.
LIZ KAY – PENGUIN BOOKS – SNEAK PREVIEW.
We are delighted to announce a new book coming out in 2026 in the award winning science series by Dr Sheila Kanani.
The RSPB Annual report illustrated by Lucy Davey
Lucy said it was a ‘personal joy to be asked to illustrate the cover of their annual report’.
The theme for the cover was peatland restoration work and it features many of the special wildlife and plant species found in that habitat, including curlew, bog bean, water vole, sundew and bog asphodel.
Dawn Cooper, A Magical Guide to Plants
It was a perfect match when Dawn Cooper was asked to illustrate this fascinating book, A Magical Guide to Plants, by Sandra Lawrence. A topic Dawn is interested in herself, she really enjoyed using her exquisite illustrations to bring this to life, along with Sophie Gordon and the team at Hachette Children’s. The book is partnered with Kew Gardens and available to purchase now!
Take a journey as the apprentice of eminent botanical witch, Madame Voltare, through plant folklore, spell recipes and enchanting rituals as you learn all about the magical qualities of plants.
Isabella Fay for Stroud District Council
Bright artist Isabella Fay’s charming illustrations are all about showing off the charm and the amenities throughout Stroud, with colourful characters brought to life in her signature style.
You can see more of Isabella’s work in her portfolio here:
https://thebrightagency.com/uk/licensing/artists/isabella-fay
Emily Cox – The Sun Is Not Yellow and Other Colourful Facts.
This stunning book created for Igloo Books, is a golden opportunity to delve into a whole spectrum of shades and explore how they shape the way we see the world, from primary colours to perfect paint palettes.
Find out what different colours have meant through the millennia, why we might paint the town red, and what Richard of York has to do with it all. You'll be tickled pink to see the black, the white, and everything in-between. SOURCE: Author's synopsis.
