The most recent of Mark Ulriksen‘s covers for The New Yorker celebrates the NY Knicks NBA championship win. This is surely the most perfect union of two pillars of New York life and Mark brought them together in very stylish fashion…
The most recent of Mark Ulriksen‘s covers for The New Yorker celebrates the NY Knicks NBA championship win. This is surely the most perfect union of two pillars of New York life and Mark brought them together in very stylish fashion…
This recent image for Penguin was created by Kuri Huang for Amber Chen’s Auction of Souls, which will be released next month.
Loris Lora uses a playful and approachable visual style to engage viewers, creating an almost conspiratorial ‘girl chat’ atmosphere that makes any subject feel personal and relatable. In this illustration for AARP publication, The Girlfriend, she explores our guilty TV pleasures.
His personal passion has meant that Paul Rogers has always had a way with music. This recent cover for Sony’s Shai Wosner arrangement of Beethoven’s Overture No. 3 sits beautifully in his catalogue of other titles and has even been animated to create an even more powerful visual and emotional impact.

Such a beautiful ‘Ready For Love’ tarot deck out this week for Clarkson Potter by the super-talented Amelia Rose.

Exquisite image by Cat O’Neil for this month’s BBC Extra. The fascinating Boleyn family are elegantly brought to life by Tracy Borman and Cat’s delicately textured image illustrates the intricacies of palace intrigue perfectly.
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If you’d like to see more of Cat’s beautiful illustration work we would be delighted to hear from you.
Ailsa Johnson’s project for @cledepeaubeaute A bouquet of radiant lilies delivered to your loved ones with a message of love and hope, blossoming with positivity and possibilities.
This artwork was created in collaboration with Clé de Peau Beauté, as part of the Clé de Peau Beauté for UNICEF partnership. UNICEF does not endorse any company, brand, product, or service
A beautiful and poignant piece of animation by Meilo So, which explores the trope of chance encounters and the genuine connection they can bring. Meilo’s work lends itself so beautifully to animation, as her fluid lines and delicate watercolour styling carry a natural sense of movement and grace.

