Illustrators

Inkymole’s perma-stained fingers are as happy scribbling on adverts and books as they are records and chocolate, both of which she loves! She works in little a rooftop studio in England but has a glamorous agent in NYC, and draws for clients all over the world. Words and pictures are Inkymole’s world.

www.inkymole.com

It was the late 70’s and somewhere in the North of England a young man set about changing the face of illustration forever. Meanwhile, two doors down Christian Zebitz was born. Drawing inspiration from Underground Comix, music and icons such as Tove Jansson, he hopes to tastefully blend them all to create an exciting new smorgasbord of visual splendor.

www.zebitz.co.uk

Nik Holmes has been in the picture making business since 2004 and in that time has racked up clients including Virgin, Microsoft, Orange and Mastercard. On a more personal creative front he produces the small press comic ‘Hardcore Bikini Allstars’ and is chief caretaker of the art site Zombiedollars.com

www.nikholmes.com

Working as a versatile student, creating images by piecing together semi-realistic drawings and cut out paper. In a short space of time Kate has built a client list including Indie, Plastique and Anthem magazines. Her spare time is spent trying to find a balance between art student and freelance illustrator.

www.katecopeland.co.uk

Neil Duerden, a self confessed mac monkey, creates pieces that combine elements from mixed media, photography that are interlaced with complex vectors to create pieces that always hit the brief for clients all around the world. His art is from the heart and this passion shows through clever usage of the latest technology. He is always hungry for commissions.

www.neilduerden.co.uk

Uberpup aka Ria, makes imagery about pop culture. The work is playful, surreal, and always uses distinctive intense color. The work is often collage based, chaotic in style and unrestrained. Recent clients include, My Design Company, Kessels Kramer and Purplethum Studio.

www.uberpup.net

Tracey is a UK based Illustrator. She spends most of her days drawing quirky characters in a mix of pencil, watercolour and collage with frequent stops for cups of tea. She was selected for Images 32, Refresh! New Talent and The Cheltenham Illustration Awards for both 2007 and 2008.

TraceyALong@aol.com

Garry Milne is a freelance illustrator, designer and artist. His work, although varying in media, is often linked by macabre characters, elegant lines, decorative boarders and considered detail. “I’m trying to produce work that projects the negative, sometimes ugly aspects of life as something that can be viewed as beautiful and appealing. The end product hopefully displays a sense of uneasy optimism.”

www.garrymilne.co.uk

Petra Stefankova is a London-based Slovakian illustrator and art director at Animacia.co.uk, 4Talent award winner 2007 and fellow at Royal Society of Arts working within animation, advertising and publishing. Her work has been featured in the Luerzer’s Archive 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide, Images 31: The Best of British Illustration and Expose 6 World’s Finest New Digital Art.

www.yetanotherface.com

Jemillo aka illustrator Jem Robinson creates bold, colourful and graphic illustrations for design, advertising and publishing clients. She is influenced by graphic design and typography and her work tends to show hyper-realistic situations with recognisable landscapes twisted into new compositions, often with an industrial feel. Jem was selected to feature in The AOI Images annual (2006, 2008) and American Illustration 26 & 27 (2007, 2008.)

www.jemillo.com

From illustration to web design to motion graphics and everything in between, Rachel works with a wide range of clients from the charity sector to the commercial and professional sectors. She has a passion for designer toys, pens, pencils and paint. Want to know anything else? Just ask!

rachy@sinful-design.com

www.sinful-design.com

Andy Baker was found as a small boy and raised in a cave by a family of meercats. It wasn’t until he was old enough that his adoptive parents decided to send him to “human school” to study. Much to their dissapointment he didn’t grow up to be a doctor like father meercat wanted and decided to become a famous artist instead. Over the years Andy has been involved with many an exciting project and can now be found pulling his hair out co-running the Birmingham International Comics Show. And doodling his little heart out at weddings and other social functions as a caricaturist. They don’t call him the fastest pencil in the West…Midlands for nuthin’ ya know.

andydoodlesbaker@yahoo.co.uk

www.thecomicsshow.co.uk

Raymond spent his childhood drawing cartoons and watching too much TV. He grew up to be an adult who liked drawing cartoons and watching too much TV.His work has been described as ‘falsely naive’. He’s done stuff for Time Out, Just 17, The Mail on Sunday, The Idler, Scholastic and Bloomsbury Books.

www.myspace.com/raymondweekes

www.mrraymond.co.uk

Barry Falls is an illustrator based in Northern Ireland; he has been commissioned by a wide range of international clients to work on projects ranging from editorial illustration to high-end design and advertising. He currently lives amongst the thistles of Tyrone and enjoys art, music, love, life and all the good things. He would like to hear from you.

barryfalls@hotmail.com

Chris Dickason is an illustrator and an animator. He spends the majority of his time clicking and eating, drawing and sleeping. His commercial animation work has been used for titles and stings for channels such as BBC1, ITV and MTV Europe. Chris’ short animated films have been selected for festivals and screenings worldwide.

www.chrisdickason.co.uk

Tom Gaul is an illustrator based in East London and can often be found on various forms of public transport constantly filling sketchbooks with doodles, random thoughts and a collection of found objects. His clients include BBC Worldwide, Radio Times and The Guardian.

www.tomgaul.com

John is a freelance illustrator based in Northern Ireland. For the past 15 years he has produced work for some of the top design agencies and newspaper groups in Ireland and the US, but in recent times his unique style has caught the attention of magazines and children’s book publishers in the UK.

http://kennedycartoons.com

TBFH is a graduate of the world famous Crayola Institute of New York, from where he earned his Black Belt in Illustration & Character Design (learning from his master, Sensai Wax). Clients include: Honda, Disney, Nickelodeon, BBC Movies, Macmillan Books, Time Out London, The Guide, The Observer, FHM, Computer Arts, DDB London, TBWA London, EVB (San Francisco) amongst others. Advertising. Editorial. Enjoyment. The Boy just loves to draw.

www.tbfh.com