We are delighted to announce that New Division now exclusively represents Carrie May. Having studied at The University of Brighton and The Royal College of Art, Carrie is one of the brightest new talents in illustration. Carrie’s artworks are driven by colour and texture, they begin life as pencil sketches, which she scans and embellishes, resulting in digital images with a beautiful hand crafted feel. Carrie’s client list includes Waitrose, The Designers Republic, Random House, Quercus, Lion Hudson, John Murrays, Orion, Hachette, Radio Times, Design Week, The Telegraph and The Guardian.

Harper Collins commissioned Robyn Neild to create this gorgeous artwork for the jacket of Fern Britton’s latest novel. Robyn has illustrated the covers for Fern’s previous titles and was briefed to create another beautiful image with a feel good factor.

Katie Wood was commissioned by Scholastic for another title in the “Rotten Apple” series. Katie’s glamorous yet ghoulish artwork is another great addition to her Young Fiction portfolio, which can be viewed here.

Francisco Miranda recently received the Pictoplasma Residency Award from The General Public Gallery in Berlin, where his superb work has received great critical acclaim. Here are some photographs from the exhibition and also an animation Francisco created in celebration of his residency.

Following on from our recent trip to the Bologna book fair, we wanted to share some of Sean Sims fabulous artworks.

A relative newcomer to the world of Children’s books, Sean’s illustrations have sparked a great interest from publishers across the globe. From picture books to activity books, Sean’s artwork style has been incredibly popular

Stella magazine commissioned Barbara Spoettel to illustrate their BRICS beauty article. Barbara illustrated various beauty regimes from around the world in her chic style.

Lucy Truman was commissioned by Weight Watchers to create this stunning image for their magazine. Lucy’s beautiful artworks are renowned for striking the fine balance between aspirational and achievable.

James Brown has continued his partnership with the Poetry Society, illustrating the marketing materials for the ‘Foyle Young Poets Award’ for the 4th consecutive year. James used bold colours and graphic imagery for this striking image.

Wishing you a Happy Easter! We are proud to present the alternative Easter Bunny, illustrated by Gavin Reece.

Nila Aye worked with the Girl Guide Association to create these fun artworks for the Brownie annual 2013. Nila illustrated several items for the book in her playful style.