The SAA are very pleased to be supporting the World Illustration Awards by sponsoring The SAA Agents Award for New Talent.
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Kate Forrester was asked to collaborate with photographer, Charlie Clift on the photography exhibition Let’s Talk, a charity project aimed to raise awareness for mental health issues.
3D artist Asillo has joined up with NB Illustration. Lisa Sheehan AKA ‘Asillo’ primarily uses 3D software along with photoshop and illustrator to create imaginative CGI illustrations and animations that bring together typography and 3D imagery to create graphic fun pieces with visual puns as well as detailed delicate forms.
She also has extensive magazine cover art-direction experience, having art directed covers for the Financial Times for many years.
Phosphor Art are pleased to introduce you to Adam Carter, a lettering and graffiti artist from North London who specialises in large scale artwork and live murals, whilst also creating hand-drawn type for ad campaigns, editorial layouts and packaging.
The Association of Illustrators’ World Illustration Awards exhibition (WIA) opened at Somerset House in central London on Thursday 7th June with a very well attended Private View in the evening. For a look at the prize-winning entries and the 180 or so other works that were shortlisted go to https://theaoi.com/wia/
Kate Forrester was asked by Innocent to come up with a distinctive paper-cut style design for their new spice flavours of smoothie -one Vanilla/raspberry flavour and a Chai, banana and fig.
Phosphor Art's Dave Hopkins was recently commissioned by Laurence King to work on some illustrations in his traditional pen and ink style for an after dinner game.
Back in 2017 BrandMe commissioned Lucy Davey to create these beautiful vector Illustrations for Sainsbury’s Natural Yogurt packaging range.
Scott’s maps are a fusion of traditional and digital techniques. Watercolours, acrylics, pencil drawings and hand made backgrounds are scanned used with Photoshop and Illustrator to create textured and vibrant images.
Yorkshire based Liz studied at Lincoln University and creates her distinctive maps and typographic illustrations with acrylic, watercolour and the odd bit of collage.