Latest NEWS! September
Xinyue created the artwork for Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy, for Book of the Month and had fun playing with different ideas and digging out different objects from the story, for the spot illustration on the back cover.
The result: simplistic, intriguing and playful; yet the art leaves plenty of room for the reader's own imagination. We also like the type design, created by Book of The Month's designer, and how well it complements the illustration.
Mary Haasdyk Vooy's illustrated: "A Writer Goes Down the Rabbit Hole at Denver’s First Microdosing Cafe" for 5280.
The author and editor Jessica Giles explores the power of magic mushrooms as a potential treatment for anxiety.
Animations by Henrike Lendowski from illustrations by Matt Rota,, created as part of the Timeless Mumbai project for our client Khilen Shah of 25residences, were selected for screening at various festivals: Anibar in Kosovo this past July; Animasyros in Greece, in the TV and Commissioned Films Competition, September 21 to 27, Syros Island; the Animation Block Party in NYC (September 26) and LA on (September 27).
The illustrations are part of a series of 200+ artworks created for the book Timeless Mumbai, which was awarded the GOLD medal in the book illustration category from the Society of Illustrators in 2025.
Glenda Sburelin's interpretation of the 1897 gothic horror novel Dracula: Glenda has been busy experimenting with the possibilities of cyanotype and played around with mixing the results with a variety of other traditional techniques to create a layered, highly original, and spooky new visual language which works perfectly for the novel. View Glenda's updated portfolio at the link.
Adam likes to be clear, precise, and effective when it comes to the art of editorial illustration. With a paintbrush as his weapon, the artist jumped into the world of the oil lobby and climate regulations and came out with a hand-painted visual metaphor that can be read quickly and gives you just enough information to stay curious.
Melcher Oosterman for Highlights for Children.
Melcher likes to stay busy, taking on various jobs, from animated shorts for advertising agencies to illustrations for global sports brands, he doesn't sit still.
In recent days, he developed a real taste for children's books, so when the iconic Highlights Magazine reached out, he rushed to his drawing desk and created two richly illustrated spreads for their summer issue!
Do any of these games look familiar to you?
Ben Pearce for The NY Times Gameplay - Wordle Review.
Oh boy, looking at Ben's work sure is a real treat, time and time again.
Usually creating the illustration in one go, Ben has truly mastered the art of improvisation and spontaneity within his craft. Can you solve the puzzle? If not, maybe take a break and check out some of his other wonderful artworks!
Susie Ang for High Country News: Magazine cover art and interior illustrations for an article tackling an in-depth story about Chinese immigrants getting trapped on a weed farm in New Mexico, showcasing Susie's unique style in telling stories largely based on blurry memories.
Susie's work is atmospheric, textured, and exists somewhere between the analogue and digital world, creating artworks where unique narratives can flourish.
Matt Rota's fun, new personal works are inspired by the recent sport events.
Matt is a master when it comes to storytelling. Here are some energetic drawings from this summer celebrating the world cup and cycling, as well as an image of dogs getting in on the fun late in the evening.
Anagh Banerjee's artwork was chosen to be part of Already Home, a nationwide storytelling campaign for the FIFA World Cup 2026, in collaboration with We Are Wonder, Make The Road New York, in partnership with the Mayor of New York City and NYC Immigrants.
As part of this fan engagement initiative, visiting fans, New Yorkers, and all attendees were encouraged to explore all five boroughs, pick up their NYC neighborhood passport and collect artist-created stamps at cultural institutions across the city. Each stamp was designed by a NYC artist that celebrates the diversity and the cultural range of NYC.
I hope you enjoyed this newsletter, please have a look at our website to find more artists and do not hesitate to get in touch if we can help with your next project!
Enjoy the rest of the week!
All my best,
