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Chris Wormell has won the Teacher’s Choice Award for Young Readers at the Children’s Literature Festivals, for his book the Lucky Bottle. A double-threat, Chris both wrote and illustrated the winning book, peppering the pages with dramatic monochromatic moments to bring the journey to life.
Claire Harrup has illustrated 'The Wild Bee Handbook' by Sarah Wyndham Lewis, showcasing the variety of wild bee species in the UK and how we can help them thrive.
Charlie Sutcliffe is without doubt a brilliant artist, and always creating the most amazingly original and imaginative characters.
His work is such a great fit for children books, for painting of murals inside and out , and merchandise - there are no bounds actually.
Charlie lives in Valencia and there always seems to be a wonderful light and vibrancy about his artwork.
Here is such an example entitled: “Anchors Away” and pretty much a perfect image for this time of year.
For more of Charlies fabulous characters and artwork do check him out on the Artist Partners website: Charlie Sutcliffe | Illustrator | Artist Partners
We caught up with Matthew just after the recent publication of 'The Wall Between Us', featuring his stunning cover illustration and asked him about his process.
This beautiful picture book written by Ross Montgomery with atmospheric images by Richard is touching, thought-provoking and a real tear-jerker!
Imaginatively illustrated by Nila Aye, Julia Donaldson’s Book of Names, published by Macmillan, celebrates her readers in this delightful new picture book, inspired by the children she has met at hundreds of book signings over the years.
Mike has oodles of experience as a commercial artist having worked with a wide variety of clients from Network Rail, Transport for London, to Amazon. He has number of strong illustrative approaches mostly employing illustrator vectors and photoshop.
The latest novel by Jill Johnson, illustrated by Lucy Rose has been published by Black & White Publishing. Taking inspiration from the botanical plotlines of the book, Lucy’s work features identifiable species with toxic traits…
Phosphor's Alexander Jackson has illustrated the cover of Rob Burley's new book, Why is this Lying B*****d Lying to me? (Searching for the Truth on Political TV), which was published in May by Harper Collins.
Alexander is known for his caricature-like portraits, often inspired by pop culture and cultural affairs, so he was the perfect person to take on this task, illustrating some key politicians and journalists from recent years.
Take a peek at Alexander Jackson's portfolio, which has just been updated with more work, or contact Trina at Phosphor if you'd like to commission him to work on your next book, magazine, newspaper or any other project.
Hello Marine created a bold and attention-grabbing cover illustration for Summer Reading, written by New York Times bestselling author Jenn McKinlay and published by Penguin.