Studio Duco

Studio Duco rounds off a multi-issue illustration project for Texas Monthly, visualising the final chapter of a long-form serial.

Studio Duco captures Erzsébet’s dark rebirth in Texas Monthly’s fourth chapter of The Bowie Knife That Killed Dracula.

Studio Duco delivers a striking hero illustration for Texas Monthly’s serialized novel by William Broyles & Stephen Harrigan.

A classical illustration by Studio Duco captures the emotional depth of Novik's forthcoming fantasy novella.

Studio Duco is delighted to unveil the cover artwork created for Threads of Empire, an intriguing hardback published by Macmillan.

The Berliner Zeitung commissioned Studio Duco to create a conceptual illustration for their weekend magazine cover.

Studio Duco work with Christa Galli Ventures on monthly articles depicting a range of subjects within female healthcare.

Cerebral illustrations are commissioned by XDC Network from the creative duo Studio Duco.

Wine labels on the theme of Australia's gold mining history are designed by Studio Duco for Seppelt.

Studio Duco work with the Financial Times Weekend Magazine to create a series of impressive artworks exploring the history of miracle cures for obesity.

Theatrical wine labels are designed by Studio Duco for online seller Wine Access.

Studio Duco create accomplished illustrations for The Atlantis on America's first founders.

Next in our Interview with an Illustrator series is the talented Studio Duco

Studio Duco produce six epic artworks for a Hermes publication celebrating the innovation of design.