Huge welcome to Diarmuid O Cathain
Diarmuid is an Irish illustrator living and working in Dublin. His work is a mix of bold shapes, striking colour palettes and minimalistic forms.
Hannah Riordan Illustrates Lift-the-Flap Book for Lonely Planet
Hannah Riordan has illustrated Let’s Play Sports – a book by Lonely Planet exploring famous and lesser-known sports from across the world.
ALEKSEI BITSKOFF ILLUSTRATES MARVIN AND THE BOOK OF MAGIC!
Back by popular demand! Aleksei teams up with Jenny Pearson for another fun-filled adventure for Barrington Stoke.
GAIA ALESSI ILLUSTRATES ALIYA TO THE INFINITE CITY
Gaia captures the magical and adventurous spirit of this action-packed story from debut author, Laila Rifaat.
A warm welcome to Claudia Petrazzi
Claudia Petrazzi is an illustrator and cartoonist from Italy. She works mainly on middle grade/young adult books with Italian and French publishers as Giunti, Mondadori, Il Corriere della Sera, Auzou, Poulpe Fictions.
Jesús Sotés Illustrates Stephen Fry Book, Mythos with Penguin Random House
Jesús Sotés has illustrated Mythos: The Illustrated Story by Stephen Fry, capturing the most dramatic and seminal Greek myths in dazzling colour and form.
Let Florencia Rigiroli bring some pattern to your products
Phosphor's Florencia Rigiroli (also known as Un floripondio) is an Argentinian illustrator and art director, who likes to create colourful illustrations focused on nature, botanicals and the female figure.
David Roberts/ Lila Greer, Teacher of the Year
Great news the next Questioneer’s title is now published … Book Number six in this fabulous series “Lila Greer, Teacher of the Year” written by Andrea Beaty and beautifully illustrated, of course, by Artist Partners very own David Roberts.
THE STORY OF EVERYTHING BY NEAL LAYTON
Discover the mind-blowing story of how everything came to be with the launch of the paperback edition by this award-winning illustrator and author.
THE NUTCRACKER AND THE MOUSE KING’S CHRISTMAS SHENANIGANS
Our favourite festive author, Alex T. Smith is back with a retelling of this children’s classic story told in twenty-four-and-a-half chapters.