El Primo Ramon for Honey & So
Bright illustrator El Primo Ramon created the packaging design for Yemeni honey brand Honey & So.
Giulio Iurissevich
Giulio Iurissevich has created some stunning illustrations for Decca Classics, a superb 48 CD collection of ballets conducted by the renowned conductor Richard Bonynge in celebration of his 90th birthday. (more…)
Paper Craft Artisan
Gail Armstrong collaborates with Goodby Silverstein and Partners to create birthday pintables.
Adele Leyris for Pomplamoose Music
Bright Artist Adele Leyris designed the bold and colourful cover art for the band Pomplamoose’s new album. Combining photography and her own gorgeous original artwork she delivered an elegant and modern design.
See more of Adele’s work here: https://thebrightagency.com/uk/illustration/artists/adele-leyris
Lottie Hall’s greeting card collection perfectly showcases her playful, bright designs!
Lottie Hall has been developing an impressive gallery of greetings cards; a perfect self-initiated project that has seen her apply her bright vector shapes and expressively drawn marks into a range of cards perfect for any occasion.
Catherine Pearson creates a neon jungle for Adobe MAX 2020
Catherine Pearson was commissioned as part of this years Adobe MAX virtual event to create two downloadable wallpapers for attendees, as part of the CoCreate: Max illustration team.
200 Years of Graham’s Port
A classic engraving style illustration is produced by Bob Venables for celebratory packaging of Graham's Port.
Gemma Correll/COOP
Gemma Correll has teamed up with COOP Sweden to produce a range of packaging illustrations for their snacks range...
George Ermos for M&S
This month, Bright Artist George Ermos’s art can be seen in high-streets around Britain, as he illustrated packaging for this year’s Marks & Spencers Halloween food range.
George’s range of work in Children’s Publishing, and his bold, fun style made him perfect for the seasonal packaging project. Read more about it HERE
Yuko Kondo / Tiny Forest / Earthwatch
Yuko Kondo was commissioned to create the artwork for Earthwatch’s ‘Tiny Forest’ campaign. Tiny Forests are densely packed native forests that fit into the size of a tennis court. This means they bring all the benefits of a forest – climate cooling, lower flood risks, biodiversity, improved air quality and physical and mental wellbeing – right into the heart of our cities and urban spaces. Yuko created a design that packs the wildlife and plant life of the United Kingdom in to this space. The design was used both online and also as mural in urban areas around the UK.
You can see more of Yuko’s work at https://www.debutart.com/artist/yuko-kondo