Here is a fabulous cover from Paul Young (represented by Artist Partners ) - the second cover for the series by the best selling author Chris Bradford, and published by Penguin Random House UK, now available to pre-order.
This book was inspired by David Attenborough, who said: "No one will protect what they don't care about, and no one will care about what they have never experienced."
During the periods between jobs, artists are sometimes inspired to produce some new images for their folios, and its rather exciting when they are exquisitely painted images like Diana Mayo’s Little Mermaid!
Bright Artist Adele Leyris’ work for the cover of The Plant Hunter was unveiled this month over on Welbeck Publishing’s Twitter channel, showcasing the beautiful design as well as an insight into the amazing embroidery work that brought the cover to life. The Plant Hunter, written by T.L. Mogford releases February 2022.
You can see more of Adele Leyris’ work in her portfolio HERE
Anna Doherty is an author illustrator from Edinburgh, whose work grabbed the attention of publishers at her Children's Book Illustration MA graduation show from Cambridge School of Art. Her final year project on Ada Lovelace was picked up by Wren and Rook and was transformed into the successful Fantastically Feminist series. Since then, Anna has enjoyed working across a range of projects featuring illustrations that are full of warmth, humour and adorable characters.
Mark Boardman’s creative application of light and shade was put to great use for the cover and inside illustrations for California Water Service Group’s Annual Report which has just been published, entitled A Light in the Dark.
Ana Seixas has been busy creating this series of illustrations for Breaking Depression: The Little Book of Big Conversations; a health awareness campaign created by Janssen.
The book, which includes twenty powerfully evocative artworks will be available online to educate and help break the silence around depression.
Lucy Davey has illustrated the perfect walking holiday essential, handy pocket guides for 4 locations across Scotland, published by Pocket Mountains Ltd.
With a look inspired by vintage travel posters, Lucy has captured specific landmarks relevant to the four locations (Edinburgh, Glasgow, Sterling and Falkirk), as well as creating around 30 inside illustrations for each book, “It was a dream brief in many ways – I loved learning about all these landmarks of Scotland and really enjoyed adding the nature and wildlife elements to the images.”
Each book has a distinct colour palette which Lucy uses to great effect throughout, making them a wonderfully visually satisfying set;
“The printed books are so cute and satisfying, I’m so pleased with how they turned out!