Showing posts with label objects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label objects. Show all posts

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Gaby's Angel




Gaby's Angel, adorning Hannah Davies's jewel-like drawings is now on sale. Written by Janet Hoggarth and published by Oxford University Press, the book aimed at young girls is about friendship and growing up. Hannah says "I thoroughly enjoyed this fun girly book cover! It was pleasing creating a commission for Oxford University press, and working with such wonderful people."


Tuesday, June 25, 2013

New Talent Alert...


We are excited to welcome Ben Robins and his fabulous CGI skills to the talent at Illustration Ltd. Take a look at his portfolio.

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Jessica Townsend's Scrapbook


When not drawing or teaching, illustrator Jessica Townsend enjoys picking up either her camera or surfboard. Jessica's Scrapbook.

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Landis Covers Marietta

Front cover
Inside illustration
Appearing on the front cover and inside the Marietta College magazine, Heather Landis takes us back in time with her crafted collage illustrations.

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Great Wall Of Comedy


on the 'tube'

Working with Red Bee Media, Emma Rios produces art for the promotion of Jo Brand's new comedy TV Show. 
'Great Wall of Comedy' airing on the Gold channel from next week is all about sitcom classics; such as Faulty Towers and Only Fools & Horses. Emma was asked to create a wall of TV's which are currently being used in the promotional posters. Emma says " I love old vintage TV's so illustrated these. The photos of Jo & Co. where taken separately so I had to make it work as one piece. (I) love going past the billboards on the tube!"

Monday, May 13, 2013

Old Silver Tea Pot




Richard Phipps has been using his magic drawing skills for this gorgeous tin for Fortnum and Mason. Commissioned by Peter Windett of Windett Assoc., the Old Silver Tea Pot is a tea blend exclusive to the famous Piccadilly store.


Friday, May 3, 2013

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."