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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Spring is here! So we wanted to show off some of our lovely artists work which evokes that uplifting feeling - here is a beautiful painting of flowers in a vase by Kimberley Pope - with another painting of a pheasant in a country landscape. Birds, animals and Nature beautifully featured here.
Kimberly is so versatile with so many other differing styles, and diverse subjects, in digital and traditional mediums - check out her work on the Artist Partners website.
We strongly recommend taking a moment to just stare at the beautiful, intricate work of Raxenne Maniquiz. Say hello to our newest artist...
Gary Redford has created a new poster for PCNPA, illustrating the park’s natural beauty, coastline and abundant wildlife in his wonderfully modern, retro style. A print of the striking image was also presented to King Charles as part of his royal visit to Wales Week, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
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.
We love this striking artwork by Hello Marine for the cover of Plant Words written by Joe Richomme for Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. Marine was in her element illustrating what she loves best.
Artist Partners has always proudly represented artists of the highest calibre, but not only the traditional artists, but also others that work in less traditional mediums in stitching and embroidery.
Odd Birds is a wonderful new board book written by Laura Gehl and illustrated by Gareth Lucas. Featuring some of the most unique birds in the world; the oilbird, the burrowing owl and a fascinating array of others.
With their distinct and engaging style, Bright Artist Kim Ekdahl has created a gorgeous editorial illustration to go alongside a heart-warming story about the mutually beneficial relationship between a teacher and their student.
You can see more of Kim Ekdahl’s work in her portfolio HERE
