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Pastiche 
Sam Hadley has illustrated the cover artwork for Captain in Calico - the lost novel by George MacDonald Fraser. This was actually the first novel written by the author but it was originally rejected by publishers and put away in a fire-prof safe by the author which was discovered by his children after his death.
Garry Walton was commissioned by Rare Breed to illustrate Colliers Midsummer Retail Report. Pastiche artist Garry worked in the classic comic book style to create a series of bold characters for the reports covers.
Pastiche artist Max Schindler was commissioned to produce a number of illustrations which were briefed and based on the various legal scenarios depicted in law magazine "Legal Business".
He was asked to create some images which were lively and interesting and created in style to designers and artists of the bygone past, including Saul Bass.
Max is a very accomplished artist in his own right but finds he can turn a hand to most image styles when asked and is therefore a very reliable and talented pastiche artist on the books of Artist Partners.
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Pastiche just about has time to change brushes between paintings! His last exciting venture was a series of squirrel paintings in different styles ranging from Gainsborough to contemporary, for fine Irish Smithwicks beer. The poster and ad campaign through adam&eveDDB is backed up with a TV commercial, and the original painting are proudly hanging in the boardroom of Smithwicks head quarters.
Pastiche is represented by Phosphor Art
Cool agency Adam & Eve DDB, commissioned a series of fun 48 sheet posters for their client VW. These were based on comic strip styles of the past. Pastiche was the perfect artist to do justice to the concept and the illustrations have been entered for the awards at Cannes this month. Pastiche is represented by Phosphor Art
John Rielly was commissioned by Renault to illustrate a pop art version of the Mona Lisa for their recent outdoor campaign in France. The campaigns tagline ‘Even an icon needs to learn how to change’ was supported by John’s interpretation of the Mona Lisa, alongside a contemporary incarnation, and the original artwork. John Rielly is represented by Meiklejohn
Pastiche artist Garry Walton has created this brilliant artwork for his regular editorial slot in ‘Your Family Tree’ magazine. Every month Garry is called upon to illustrate a different event from the past in the style relevant to the historical era. Garry’s latest artwork illustrates Women’s Rights becoming law on the 23rd of December 1919 following the work of the Suffragettes.
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn
Pastiche artist Garry Walton was commissioned by Credit Suisse to create a series of vintage posters promoting the classic car events sponsored by the financial services company. Here are the fantastic artworks for the ‘Concours d’Elegance’ at Pebble Beach and the Goodwood Revival.
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn
Pastiche illustrator Garry Walton produced a series of artworks for Dettol hand soap. The brief, to create a trash bag, old shoe and toilet pan out of hand shadow puppets, in a medical journal style, was quite a challenge, but utilized Garry’s versatility as an artist perfectly.
Garry Walton is represented by Meiklejohn
