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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
Adhemas Batista was commissioned by Cadbury to create the artwork for the online element of their 'Unwrap Gold' promotion. Adhemas created a landing page showing Cadbury's Olympic World and various other online tools which have been used across the web.
Adhemas Batista is represented by Meiklejohn
Kate Forrester has been working with Marks and Spencer’s recently on this lovely ‘High Tea’ range, which is out now in celebration of the Jubilee. The range includes tea, biscuits, chocolates, jams and beer – very British!
Kate Forrester is represented by The Artworks
We're very pleased to show you this sexy pin up by Vince McIndoe for Mary Portas's new range of Kinky Knickers which form part of her new show "Mary's Bottom Line" for Channel 4.
Mary Portas has been in the retail business for thirty years. Last year she produced her own fashion line that she hoped to be as British-made as possible, but soon found it was a nigh on impossible task. In 'Mary's Bottom Line', Mary Portas wants to boost the UK clothing industry by starting her own production line to manufacture a key staple in any woman's wardrobe - Knickers.
Mary Portas heads to Middleton near Manchester, where past generations used to thrive on a booming manufacturing industry, but these days many factories are closed and unemployment is rife. Mary will recruit eight apprentices, get them trained up, and start a knickers production line.
Mary is re-opening the sewing room floor at a factory owned by British nightwear manufacturers Headen and Quarmby. It was one of 11 thriving textile factories in Middleton, now it is the only one that remains. Established in 1935, the factory used to employ 60 machinists and produced thousands of items a week before competition from cheap imports forced the Company to send production abroad.
But can she really make pants cost-effectively? Can she find a retailer prepared to stock her knickers and, crucially, can she convince shoppers topay a bit more for a British made product? Or is it really the end of the line for the UK's textiles heritage?
Mary's Bottom Line starts Thursday 15 March on Channel 4, look out for Vince McIndoe's illustration on all the packaging!
Vince McIndoe is represented Debut Art
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
In November last year, Coca Cola and World Wildlife Fund joined forces in a bold new campaign to help protect the polar bear’s Arctic home. Coca Cola’s first ever white can, features polar bears illustrated by Darren Whittington. Darren Whittington is represented by Phosphor Art
Daniela Terrazzini was asked to create these beautiful repeat patterns for the packaging of Marks and Spencer’s new range of conserves. Here are some of the lovely range out now! Daniela Terrazzini is represented by The Artworks
Debbie Powell was asked to illustrate a fab range of packaging for Tesco’s stock pots – these should keep you nice and warm on the inside on a snow day!
Debbie Powell is represented by The Artworks
Alongside Ziggurat Brands, Barry Patterson has worked on the rebranding of the New Covent Garden Soups range. Barry's style works perfectly with these all natural soups, his rich illustrations relishing the ingredients. Anna Rudenko from Popsop, the online brand magazine says "The new vivid and colorful design also provides the clearest range segmentation, making it easier for consumers to differentiate the products in five segments of the brand’s portfolio". Super job.
Barry Patterson is represented by Illustration Ltd
Multi talented artist, Fred van Deelen, has recently done some lovely black line work for the labels and packaging for Marks & Spencer's Speyside single malt whisky. His traditional approach to the drawings work perfectly and really shows off his strong draftsmanship. Out now in the shops so go and grab yourself a very stylish tipple!
Fred Van Deelen is represented by the Organisation