Zara Picken – Iowa Stater
Zara Picken created a brilliant cover and opening spread illustrations in her clean paper-cut style for lowa Stater, highlighting how the university alumni are producing world-changing work.
Sarah Dennis – Papercut Woodland
Sarah Dennis worked with Carlton Books to produce the fantastic Papercut Woodland, a guide to making your own papercuts. Starting with basic paper cutting techniques and building to more delicate pieces, Sarah produced twenty original designs on a woodland theme, which have created a truly stunning book.
Helen Musselwhite
Some jobs are on an illustrator's bucket list from the minute they graduate art school. For many, creating stamps for the Royal Mail is pretty high up that list, and it's one that Helen Musselwhite was delighted to tick off this year.
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Sarah Dennis wins ‘Best Emerging Illustrator Prize’ at the Junior Design Awards 2016
Huge congratulations to Sarah Dennis who was named 'Best Emerging Illustrator' in the Junior Design Awards 2016. New Division artist Sarah, was thrilled to win the accolade, voted for by the magazine's readers.
Seal of Approval
Emma Rios creates mini theatre sets for a Tatler royal supplement. Emma was approached by Samantha Brownstein, Art Director at Tatler Promotions to create paper illustrations for a lovely feature on Royal Warrants for their Celebration of the Queen’s 90 Years supplement.
Sarah Dennis – ‘Animal Camouflage’
Sarah Dennis’ eagerly anticipated ‘Animal Camouflage’ search and find book, released earlier this month by b small publishing.
Sarah Dennis – Natural
Sarah Dennis was thrilled to be asked to illustrate ‘Natural’ a fabulous new cookbook published by Parragon. Sarah created a beautiful set of paper cut illustrations for the cover and insides of this compendium of wholesome recipes. This was a dream project for self - confessed foodie Sarah.
Helen Friel – Ascot
Ascot are using Helen Friel's paper cut images to promote event days in their calendar like The Prince’s Countryside Fund Raceday and appeal to people who are not traditional racegoers. The traditional nature of paper cutting emphasises Ascot’s heritage but the bright colours and modern style appeal to a new audience.
Helen Friel is represented by Début Art