We are delighted to announce that Izhar Cohen and Jun Cen have been shortlisted for the World Illustration Awards hosted by the AOI. Congratulations gentlemen!

Jun Cen’s beautiful illustrations have appeared this month in Omega Lifetime magazine accompanying a fascinating article on innate magnetism.

Izhar Cohen has continued to produce powerful and thought provoking images for Michael Shermer’s ‘Skeptic’ column in the Scientific American.  It is surely the sign of a huge talent when an artist can present an image such as this when asked to represent ‘nothing’…. We all very much look forward to next months issue…

An elegant series of new work by Cat O’Neil has recently appeared in Revue XXI Magazine.  The article accompanies an editorial piece on the film Sour Grapes which involves the notorious wine counterfeiter Rudy Kurniawan.

Tatsuro Kiuchi’s sumptuous illustrations for Vivian Howard’s first cook book ooze charm and bring an elegant sophistication to this charming text.  Deep Run Roots – Stories and Recipes from My Corner of the South is available now.

Meilo So has published a new book on food remembered and cherished from childhood.  The book was both written and illustrated by the artist herself.  You can view more of her terrific new work here.

This stunning image by Cat O’Neil graced the pages of the Financial Times earlier this month.  Part of a series illustrating Haiku poems on current events:

Free lunch: Trump supporters on the couch (From a Q & A session with Trump supporters)

more white older more

male more religious and more

likely to be blue

A heart felt plea from Izhar Cohen as Obama administration comes to an end.  Read more of his terrific blogs here.

Cat O’Neil’s recent commission for La Vieille Ferme is looking very elegant indeed.  More images to follow…

Working with Christopher McQuarrie and Dylan Kussman, Owen Freeman recently created a powerful series of illustrations for a tie-in graphic novel for Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation.