Lucia's Horoscopes

horoscopes lead page

how to deal with an ex and social media

German Fashion magazine 'Cover' commission Lucia Emanuela Curzi for several editorial illustrations.

Appearing in the January Issue, Lucia's artworks for their horoscopes delight the pages. She also tackles an article on how to deal with and move on from an ex-boyfriend if you are still connected via social media.  Featured on the contributors page too, Lucia certainly makes her mark on this edition!

Entertaining Etiquette

'The Debrett’s Guide to Entertaining Etiquette' is brimming with the illustrative work of Kavel Rafferty. And now available to buy, this book is hard to resist purchasing because of the beauty of Kavel's drawing. Karen Wilks, designer of the book says "Working with Kavel was an absolute pleasure, with over 60 illustrations in the book we worked in batches. Kavel understood exactly what we were trying to achieve and was very accommodating and all the deadlines were met on time. The day each batch arrived was a day I really looked forward to, it was like unwrapping presents, every one was a gem and her compositions and colour palette worked perfectly. Kavel brings warmth and humour to all her work combining her painting and photoshop skills beautifully with a small nod towards her interest in the 50’s and 60’s. I very much hope we have a chance to work together again soon."

Art Deco Jewels

Created for The Telegraph's jewellery section, Nuno Da Costa draws this Art Deco girl with earrings by Van Cleef and Arpels. Exquisite!

Christmas comes to Country Life

Commissioned by Country Life Magazine, John Holder uses his classic pen and humour style to produce this artwork on a Christmas party theme.

Rathke in Waitrose

Kathryn Rathke's artwork can be found in the current Waitrose Magazine. Commissioned by Oliver Smee Kathryn says "(It's)..a lovely publication full of recipes and ideas for foodies (like me!). These accompany a re-telling of a Grimm's fairy tale by Phillip Pullman, which features a good-hearted, over-trusting mouse, a salivating cat, and a small pot of fat. I am sad to say, two of those three subjects do not survive to the end of the story!"