The New Talent award was jointly received by Mitch Miller for A Showman’s Yard in the East End and Jun Cen for Entrance/Exit. Mitch Miller A Showman’s Yard in the..

The Association of Illustrators was delighted to announce the overall winners of the AOI Illustration Awards 2013 at an awards celebration held at Somerset House on Wednesday 8th October 2013…

The AOI Illustration Awards at Somerset House have opened to impressive crowds in it’s first few days. Covering a broad range of illustration applications, from apps to hand drawn artwork..

A free contemporary illustration exhibition  Terrace Rooms, Somerset House, London 2 – 27 October 2013 Returning to Somerset House for a second year, the AOI Illustration Awards Exhibition presents highlights from..

Punchy, heroic, cinematic, Jamie Bradford’s image-making combines ideas, narrative and playfulness with visual codes. Oh, and he’s one of the few graduate illustrators who is also a ‘Lord’ You could..

Skateboarders have evolved a different way of sensing space. Graduate Rich de Courcy shows us how this urban/suburban/uber-urban skateboard species sees the world, writes John O’Reilly In college, I had..

Paper sculpture from Fung Yee Wai that explores the visual and the tactile, surface and depth, transparency and camouflage With the resurgence of craft, the desire for a material counterbalance..

  Camberwell graduate Lindsay Lombard turns an iconic work by a philosopher into a visual Handbook to California – John O’Reilly totally gets it. Reading America by Jean Baudrillard as a..

  A mash-up of Sci-Fi, Francis Bacon and a flying saint, RCA Graduate  Miguel Valdivia’s wordless book is a whole new genre in itself writes John O’Reilly I first came..

Next up in The Raw and The Cooked, Miranda Foxx is one of a new generation of graduates who are starting to set their own agendas for illustration, writes John..