Meet our illustrators

We carefully curate and nurture our collection of illustrators. Our talent scouts explore every nook of the planet to bring you a mix of the finest established and emerging artists.

Tang Wei

Fairy tales, folklore, fun characters and fabric all feature in the illustrations of Chinese artist Tang Wei, who is based in the ancient city of Dali in Yunnan province. Ideal for children’s books and editorial illustration, the colour, texture and intrigue in her images are what bring them to life. She’s popular with clients thanks to her refreshingly creative approach. more>

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Jyotirmayee Patra

Jyotirmayee Patra – also known as JP – is India’s leading artist for custom lettering, creating work that’s bold and playful. It’s filled with beautifully rendered flowers, bright foliage, graphic shapes and lively textures. Based in Rourkela, art came naturally to JP when she was growing up and she pursued an education in graphic design. This was supplemented with a passion for calligraphy, which soon led to a career in illustrative lettering. Her striking creations set the tone and generate atmosphere for a whole range of clients online and in print, within India and abroad. As her artwork would suggest, JP is inspired by botanical drawings, organic patterns and colourful abstract works by artists like Jessi... more>

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Turine Tran

Vietnamese artist Turine Tran’s imaginative children’s illustrations were inspired by some of the Victorian greats like Arthur Rackham, yet she’s established her own unique style which is charming, elegant and popular with clients who like her nostaligic, painterly approach. Turine grew up in a house full of books that she could escape into as a child. She was taught to draw by her father. Ho Chi Minh City is a hot, busy and crowded place, but Turine prefers the countryside – particularly when the weather is dark and gloomy. In addition to her art, she does a lot of crafting, from beads to sewing and from knitting to cooking. more>

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Veronika Kiriyenko

‘Talking with pictures’ is how Veronika Kiriyenko describes her approach to illustration, and it couldn’t be more apt. Her simple linework, clear forms and punchy colour palettes make an instant impression on the viewer. Bright and fun, with a clever touch of symbolism, her pictures speak louder than words. more>

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Toma Nguyen

Using linework as fine as silk and an imagination as vivid as her colour palette, Vietnamese artist Toma Nguyen delicately draws surreal decorative imagery that is simply beyond compare. Inspired by nature, mysticism and the rich cultures of the Far East, she’s winning clients around the world with her weird, whimsical and beautiful illustrations. more>

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Tuhina Sharma

Microtrip is the call sign for New Delhi-based illustrator Tuhina Sharma, and each image she creates will indeed take you on a little journey – one characterised by wild swashes of colour, surreal fantasies, secret histories, new philosophies and maybe a dash of astrophysics. Splashing revolutionary tones, she’ll fly you to places with more interesting perspectives and, little known fact, Tuhina has passed her aviation exams and nearly became a pilot. more>

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Glimpsecraft

Glimpscraft is an artist who paints with paper – literally – and has developed a creative technique that’s so unique people can’t help but look on in wonder. No software. No AI fakery. This is an illustrator who creates by hand, cutting strips of coloured paper and turning them into stunning artworks that mimic brushstrokes. Each finished piece is tangible, tactile, textured and three-dimensional – a sculpture and a picture at the same time. more>

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Mae Besom

Mae Besom is an illustrator of children's books. more>

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Yixin Zeng

Playful alternative realities, where deer dance on giant flowers, gangs of piñatas frolic and curious fairies ride shy white elephants – the impossible is always possible in the fantastical artworks of Chinese illustrator Yixin Zeng. Yet as wild as his characters and compositions may seem, global brands love the sense of whimsy and wonder he brings to their campaigns. more>

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Muhammed Sajid

Based in Bangalore, Indian illustrator Muhammed Sajid creates imagery that is rich in feeling, yet dreamlike and surreal – as vibrant as it is unusual. His psychedelic colour palettes always catch the eye, while fascinating themes engage the mind by drawing on both the modern and traditional in unique ways. more>

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Yogi Fahmi Riandito

Welcome to the magical universe of Yogi Fahmi Riandito. Based in Jakarta, Indonesia, Yogi creates fantastical imagery full of nuance and atmosphere – capturing the essence of a project via its characters and landscapes, honing the mood through his application of colour, light and shadow. more>

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Hao Hao

Playful, expressive, good-natured – illustrations by Chinese artist Hao Hao appeal to both the heart and the head. Her colourful, abstract and slightly naïve style pleasantly draws the viewer in but is underpinned by a strong conceptual approach to effectively communicate her client’s message. more>

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Fangfang Han

Fangfang Han is a rising star in contemporary illustration whose work across editorial, publishing, children’s books, illustrated maps and animation has led to a portfolio of wonderfully accomplished work. Her colourful, graphical style is unique and flexible – bringing fun and excitement to clients around the world. more>

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