Arena Introduces New Artist – Dotty Sutton
We’re potty about Dotty’s creations and so excited to be working with her…
We’re potty about Dotty’s creations and so excited to be working with her…
The London-based illustrator Linda Baritski – AKA Season of Victory – has recently completed a seven-month collaboration with the global skincare giant Kiehl’s. Graphic, colourful and eclectic, her illustrations are being rolled out at 48 Kiehl’s locations around the world, capturing the unique character of each outlet from China to Guatemala and from Britain to Japan.
Mark has been busy creating pets (and employee) illustrations for Pets at Home, for their social media instore and internal communications.
Phosphor's Kuba recently completed a set of illustrations for Rapaport's magazine. The Rapaport Group is an international network of companies providing added-value services that support the development of fair, transparent, efficient, and competitive diamond and jewellery markets.
It was a big moment for Sebastian Curi who’s distinctive digits made it to the cover of the New York Times Kids magazine this month, perfectly communicating a powerful environmental message. A “dream come true” and very well deserved following a busy year for Curi.
You can see lots more of Sebastian’s work over at www.handsomefrank.com.
A huge Meiklejohn welcome to Mark Frudd, the latest artist to join the agency.
Andrew Archer was commissioned to create a mural for FOX Sports LA Office. The Design stretches over 3 floors and features illustrations of all the channel's sporting main events.
More of Andrew’s work can be viewed at - https://www.debutart.com/artist/andrew-archer
Featuring a calm autumnal palette, Simon Marchner illustrated this atmospheric cover for the Library Journal Fall Book Preview in his graphic style.
Marine was thrilled to be commissioned for the French edition cover of Sally Rooney’s Normal People, which perfectly showcases Hello Marine’s distinctive style.
Paperface inspires people to be bold with their paint with packaging art for Crown's most popular range. Using fun and free line work, Paperface's illustration sets the scene of an interior where painting your room is a pleasure, not a chore.