Pikka Pikka

Chrissy Lau is commissioned by Pikka Pikka to develop a series of patterns for their micro fibre cleaning cloths for spectacles. 
Chrissy was asked to create whimsical and endearing designs and ones that would appeal to a younger audience. The results are five artworks, which have proved to be incredibly popular.
Simon Kuong of Pikka Pikka said of Chrissy's work "I came across Chrissy's work on the Internet and was instantly attracted to her unique style and the amount of detail in her art. Her communication is timely and her work has won us many great comments from our customers. It is often said success is not only to rely on one's talent but more importantly attitude, and Chrissy has shown she has both. I wish her every success and would highly recommend her as an artist and illustrator."

Ms Virgo

Chrissy Lau has been commissioned by Red Magazine to illustrate the star sign Virgo for their September issue. She was asked to create something that was in her signature style: intricate hair, detailed patterns and cascading floral blooms.

dpi Magazine Feature

Hannah Davies enjoys a feature with the June edition of dpi Magazine. Relishing a front cover and a 3 page spread, her detailed illustrations decorate the pages like jewellery. See it here.

Nadia Flower's Scrapbook

New Zealand based illustrator Nadia Flower, shares her love of all things Japanese and lending her creative skills to online retailer ASOS.

Nadia Flower's Scrapbook

Rachel Oxley's Scrapbook

Digital illustrator Rachel Oxley tells of the cathartic process of scanning all her collected inspirational scraps of paper to create a virtual scrapbook.


Rachel Oxley's Scrapbook
RachelOxley's portfolio

Back in STYLE

Great news for Montana Forbes who makes a welcome return to the pages of The Sunday Times STYLE Magazine.

Montana was the illustrator on two weekly columns for three years at the paper, and is back creating imagery for a relationship column called ‘The Trouble With Women’.

Hello to Bec Winnel

A warm November hello please for Bec Winnel and her thoroughly wonderful whispery drawing work.

Based in Melbourne, and working predominantly in colour pencil, graphite and pastel, Bec’s delicate portraits are reminiscent of vintage postcards with a hint of George Tooker on a happy day.

Wall to Wall

One huge and exciting challenge was set for Miss Led this month after visiting Marcelle Symons at her boutique in London.

Miss Led was requested to cover as much wall space as possible, across 3 floors, adjoining corridors, walls, stairs and doors to include changing rooms. All in just 2 weeks! Plans are set for a return to the site for some live window painting next month.