Category: Illustration - Poppiloops

Rachelle Anne Miller

24/7/2012

"Being a children's illustrator is the most rewarding job! I have truly found my passion in life and hope you can see this through my work!

I work entirely digitally in Adobe Photoshop, using my Wacom Cintiq. On average, a children's book takes me 1-3 months to complete.

I am extremely hard working and passionate about my work! I enjoy working on projects for babies and toddlers and love illustrating animals."
http://www.childrensillustrators.com/illustrator-details/RachelleAnneMiller/id=1550/portfolio/

http://creativestudios.rachelleannemiller.com/

chris dickason

24/7/2012

Chris grew up somewhere between the canals of south west France, the Swiss mountains and the Essex estuary.

His work has been described as charming and visually striking with a sharp graphic style. His illustrations are populated with rambunctious characters that are a cleverly crafted mix of an uncomplicated line style, wonky perspectives and conspicuous colour choices.

http://www.childrensillustrators.com/illustratordetails/chrisdickason/id=1858/portfolio/_

http://www.lemonadeillustration.com/work/?artist=14&name=Chris_Dickason&cat=1&id=6&page=2

fhiona galloway

24/7/2012

"I illustrate digitally and in my work I try to encompass all things whimsical, quirky, decorative and delightful."
http://www.childrensillustrators.com/illustratordetails/FhionaGalloway/id=1758/portfolio/

galia bernstein

24/7/2012

Galia Bernstein was born and raised in Israel. She move to New York in 1999 to study at Parsons School of Design graduating in 2003 she now works as a textile print artist and freelance illustrator. She works directly on the computer using a wacom tablet, and loves using patterns and texture, unexpected colors and limited palettes. The style is elegant and decorative and very much influenced by her work as a textile artist.
http://www.childrensillustrators.com/illustrator-details/galiabernstein/id=1360/

Sophie Fatus

29/12/2010

Here is an illustrator I have loved since I was at uni 15 years ago - Sophie Fatus! I used to have her postcards up on my wall and her painted handmade paper illustrations really inspired me. Now one of my daughters favourite books 'Here we go round the mulberry bush' happens to be illustrated by her! What goes around eh?! Take a peek...

Children's illustrators - Sophie Tilley

29/12/2010

I have been reading some new books to my daughter Daisy and just adore the beautiful illustrations by Sophie Tilley in the Princess Evie's Ponies collection (written by Saran KilBride), so inevitably I googled her and Oh! the rest of her stuff is divine! The colours are soft and candylike and they combine beautiful, whimsical, funky, quirky imagery with stacks of personality! My absolute favourites are her litle girls, princesses and fairies... they are stunning! They are so cool and contemporary and there is someone for each little girl (and big girl!) to relate to!!!
I like to think this would be me in the middle!!!

www.sophietilley.com

Olaf Hajek Illustration

29/11/2010

Olaf Hajek is one of the world’s most successful illustrators. His colorful work is infused with a folkloristic naivety and freshness and can be seen in publications such as The New York Times, in advertisements for companies such as Bacardi and even on postage stamps. Despite the diversity of his clientele, Hajek makes no aesthetic compromises. His characteristic style of “magic realism” is what makes his work appealing to a broad audience and range of clients. Flowerhead is Olaf Hajek’s first monograph. It presents an extensive collection of his commercial work as well as personal art that he created exclusively for his book....
Flowerhead
The Illustrations of Olaf Hajek
Release Date:
January 2010
ISBN: 978-3-89955-281-2

nikki farquharson....mixed media girl

14/11/2010

I have searched and mooched all night and just before bed I came across this amazingly creative fashion illustrator and just couldn't not post!!!

...her ongoing project, Mixed Media Girls, gives the viewer a lot to look at. The collages appear innocent and sweet but at the same time exude sharp, pent-up energy that does not feel altogether safe. The title of the work is also wonderfully suggestive – or not, depending on how the reader wishes to understand it.
Farquharson’s work extends from the one-dimensional world to book projects and 3D pieces in which she often ponders and twists the meaning of words and proverbs, spies on conversations, and questions established truths....

In 2007, she started the fab website Random Got Beautiful that is open for anyone to submit images focused on a specific colour. The concept is to take photos containing dominant colours out of their original context and place them together to create a new one.

Check her out http://www.nikkifarquharson.com/index.php
or join: facebook.com/randomgotbeautiful

Ryan Peltier - inky illustrator

8/9/2010

Blimey! I havent been here for a while!!! Better get some mooches posted!

I love this guy Ryan Peltier...he produces these really funky textural quite beautiful illustrations of people and characters... good fun! Click on the link to be taken to an interview and more of his stunning work.

http://www.illustrationmundo.com/wp/3819

Catell Ronca

16/6/2010

Catell Ronca was born in Basel, Switzerland. She graduated from the Royal College of Art in London and works for a variety of international clients. She teaches illustration at universities in the UK. Her favourite pastimes are cooking, traveling and her two cats.
www.catellronca.co.uk