Marco Long has updated his portfolio with some new pen and watercolour images
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The wonderful House of Illustration has a new name. It’s now known as the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration and always has a plethora of exhibitions, workshops and news updates across the UK. Not only that, they’re transforming a fascinating but forgotten heritage site in Clerkenwell into
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A wonderful opportunity to see the artwork from some of Raymond Briggs’s books and novels. Raymond Briggs (1934-2022) is best-known for silent picturebook The Snowman (1978). But over a 60-year career, Briggs created illustrated books on themes from family relationships and grief to social mobility and political
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Over 10 years on from Turner Contemporary’s first Open, and in celebration of the gallery’s 10th anniversary, Turner Contemporary is pleased to present The Turner Contemporary Open. This ambitious exhibition celebrates and showcases the wealth of artistic talent in Kent and Medway. It includes works by both
Read more →Many exhibitions are on hold for visiting at present but there are a plethora of online illustration courses to keep the momentum flowing. Check out House of Illustration to see what they have on offer: https://www.houseofillustration.org.uk
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A new graphics show opens in London at the end of January 2020. House of Illustration are showing the first ever retrospective of the Polish-Jewish émigré George Him, who brought European modernist aesthetics to British graphic design. The exhibition spans his long and versatile career as both
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House of Illustration is showing an unprecedented exhibition of original Cuban propaganda posters and magazines. Much of Cuba’s iconic graphic design is instantly recognizable the world over. But alongside the familiar image of Che Guevara, Cuban artists have produced uncompromising design and illustration to deliver Cuba’s revolutionary
Read more →Paul Margiotta has updated his portfolio with seven new images. View Paul’s portfolio page.
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