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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Ana Seixas worked with Jackdaw Design to create a fabulous new look for Urban Cordial. Each bottle features an illustration hinting at the cordial flavour with a good dose of humour thrown in for good measure.
Ana Seixas is represented by New Division
Season of Victory recently collaborated with a new US modern silk scarf company, DESEDA on a design centered around their theme "Galaxy Love".
Petra has created some strong work with a powerful message for Red. Red is a non profit organisation founded by Bono, that engages people and companies in the fight to end HIV and Aids in Africa.
We love Lucy Truman's beautiful, fluid illustrations for Stella Magazine's fashion special. Lucy's signature style highlights the very best of the high street's autumn collections.
Lucy Truman is represented by New Division
Available at the Gucci Garden gift shop in Florence, Alessandro Michele’s newest line of T-shirts and bags with illustrations by the London-based artist pays tribute to the authentic characters of street style.
Isabella Cotier is represented by Lipstick of London
Wai creates a beautiful image for a Sydney PR company with her timeless style.
With her fun and unique illustration style and colour Anjelcia has gained recognition of her talent from fashion icons such as Pat McGrath, Marc Jacobs, Moschino, Jeremy Scott, Anna Sui, Adam Selman, Marco de Vincenzo, and Ohne Titel.
Miranda Sofroniou graduated in 2012 with a degree in Illustration from Camberwell College of Arts. She uses a mixture of drawing, collage and painting to create unique, playful and engaging illustrations celebrating colour and pattern.
Judy Stevens trained as a fine artist in painting and printmaking at Hornsey College of Art (now Middlesex University). She has worked as an illustrator for many years – her work includes children’s books, cookery books, advertising and regular contributions to The Guardian, Observer and New Statesman magazines.
Caroline Smith is a painter of repute, she has been represented by Artist Partners since the early 70's To try and describe her work it is influenced by Vivianne Westwood, Dolce and Gabbana and Tribal and Ritual weddings, and baroque decoration. Her paintings can be seen in galleries and in private homes, and her recent series of paintings have been described as flowing organic natural lines, contrasting with complex decoupage textures, glowing gold and saturated colours.
A dramatic melange of pearls, brass findings, antiqued pewter , vinyl trade beads, Turquoise and`Jade. Caroline has designed packaging, tarot cards, editorial images, and book covers, and has also had her work published by The Folio Society.
For more of her stunning work please look at the website here