Illustrations
Titti Lindsten
Building on her characterful fashion portfolio, Titti has created two striking new stylised pieces.
Sonia Hensler – Fashion Designer Awards
Sonia designed these gorgeous backgrounds for the Fashion Designer Awards in Poland. The theme for the event was ‘Tribute to Nature’.
Risa Rodil – Phi Alpha Pi
Risa designed the cover for Phi Alpha Pi, a new contemporary romance novel by Sara Marks. This title is due for release in May from Illuminated Myth Publishing.
Monika Zec – Bastet Noir
Monika Zec created a series of elegantly striking designs for fashion brand Bastet Noir.
Elisa Ferro – Daddies Do
Elisa used gouache, colored pencil, & ink to create charming artwork for ‘Daddies Do’, a picture book about all the wonderful things Dads do for their kids. This lovely title will be published in June by Sterling.
Paul Ryding – Politico magazine
Paul Ryding’s ‘The New Communists’ cover illustration for the April issue of Politico magazine. This edition focuses on the recent election of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán.
Sabeena Karnik – Cover Design
Beautiful craftsmanship by Sabeena Karnik in this typographic paper sculpture cover design for ‘What a Great Word’. Due for publication by Hachette in April.
Vlado Krizan – Fighting Fantasy
Vlado has been exceptionally busy over the past few months illustrating spine-chilling monsters, demons and magical worlds for Scholastic.
Bestselling author, and long-time fan of Fighting Fantasy, Charlie Higson brings his own brand of heart-stopping action, terrifying monsters and page-turning plotting to Allansia in ‘Gates of Death’.
Scholastic Books has also re-released five classic Fighting Fantasy titles by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone: ‘Creature of Havoc’, ‘Deathtrap Dungeon’, ‘Sorcery! The Shamutanti Hills’, ‘Island of Lizard King’, ‘Appointment with Fear’, ‘The Gates of Death’.
Daniel Egneus – Mumm & Co. campaign
Daniel recently designed three beautiful limited edition bottles for one of the world’s largest Champagne producers, Mumm & Co.
Paul Ryding – Der Spiegel
Paul Ryding‘s portrait of prolific travel writer & novelist Paul Theroux appears in this month’s Der Spiegel. Paul also created an illustration to accompany the article about the writer’s new novel ‘Mother Land’.
