Caroline Smith
More and more we are discovering in these unprecedented times how important an outside space, or balcony is to our wellbeing. Some artists are particularly inspired by their gardens for their work.
Laura Hope
Laura Surrounds herself with all thing vintage and Luxury. Her elegant style is realistic yet loose, inspired by the quality of lines in Japanese art . Specialising in portraiture and live event work , Laura is for life not just for Christmas!
Laura Hope is represented by Lipstick of London
Daniel Long from The Artworks
Daniel Long’s wonderful Illustrations for Sky Atlantic’s new show ‘Save Me’ have been brought to life on a much larger scale.
Instant Immortals
Toyota Australia commission Fionna Fernandes for an Olympic social media campaign.
Stranger Things Fan Art by Alexander Jackson
Known for his popular culture portraits, it’s no surprise that Alexander Jackson’s most recent illustrations are of the brilliantly written kids from Netflix’s Stranger Things.
Paul Garland
The very prolific Paul Garland has been at it again. This time he's worked his magic for SUCCESS Magazine to accompany an 8 page article titled - 'The Mel Robbins Guide To Screwing Up'.
Paddle Against the Flow
Miss Led draws two stunning portraits for Huck Magazine's 'Paddle Against the Flow'.
This is the first book published by the culture magazine; a book marketed as the 'bible of creative advice'. Miss Led's portraits of Alex Gibney and Kalle Lasn grace the inside pages - she says "I really enjoyed working in macro detailing on these illustrations".
Miss Led is represented by Illustration Ltd
Dave Hopkins’ Drawings take a trip to the Palace
Dave Hopkins drew a number of portraits to be printed on deck chairs for Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate Hampton Court Palace’s 500th Anniversary, taking place this year.
The portraits include Bradley Wiggins, Grand Duchess Xenia, Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Lady Baden Powell and Paddington Bear – all of whom have been linked to the Palace in the past.
Dave Hopkins is represented by Phosphor Art
Handsome Frank branding & stationery
We’ve been working on our new stationery here at HF towers, something that’s always a tricky thing to do – stock samples, pantone chips, brand identity. It’s a dizzying task. It all began with some clever illustrated portraits of HF staff Tom, Jon and Stuart, created by Jean Jullien. These were then handed over to master-of-design George Bradshaw, who worked them into business card designs, which utilises the Circular typeface by Lineto. GF Smith Colorplan Cool Grey was the stock of choice, which was printed by the good folk at Darwin Press. Patrick Bateman eat your heart out.
Jean Jullien is represented by Handsome Frank
Beauty Editor Portraits
Montana Forbes recently completed 17 bespoke portraits as gifts for various magazine beauty editors. Commissioned by COTY UK, she was also asked to create 9 other portraits for the company’s press office e-card. Each portrait was drawn from photographs with a tight deadline of 3 weeks! They were then Giclée printed on A3 William Turner paper for great archival quality. Montana says "Despite the tight deadline and some blurred photos I thoroughly enjoyed working on the project." The portrait here is of Alessandra Steinherr from Glamour magazine.
Montana Forbes is represented by Illustration ltd