Featured Works
10 Years
Gym Selfie / Three Studio
Game of Thrones Cover / Entertainment Weekly
Climate Change / Scientific American
Avenge
Bauhaus100
Abstract 1
LIVE BAIT / Alan Berry Rhys
Brain Trust / Renew Magazine
Monsters Inc / Pixar
Yuki Onna / New Hokkaido
Peter Jackson / Empire Magazine
Still / Xfinity
Remote Education
23rd Annual Croquetball / Penfield Children's Center
That's not my Name / Northeastern University
Lost
Unwind / Barclay Card
Disappear Here
Cadillac Magazine
Kaleidoscope Ireland 2019
Sperm Bank Mix-Ups / NYT
Whale / Schweizer
Black Rose / We the Bathers / LUSH Cosmetics
Groovy Kind of Love / We the Bathers / LUSH Cosmetics
50 / Oracle Time
FAB 1 Cutaway
The Big Sleep / We the Bathers / LUSH Cosmetics
Ghosts In Our DNA / New Scientist Magazine
Balvenie Stories
Mumbai Musical 1
Eye / Association of Chartered Accountants
Fuel / Fortune 500 Magazine
Human Deity 2 / Tricycle Magazine NYC
Coffee / Iwoca
(NOTLIVE) Brave / Pixar
Hackett 1
Möbius Strip
Anthony Bourdain
Explore
Captain Marvel / Disney Studios
David Hockney
J Pop album cover / EMI
Newman Regent Logo
To the Island of Tides / Cannongate
Under His Eye / Washington Post
Colette Sticker Illustrations / Panini
(NOT LIVE) Foreign Service Political Officer / Global Big 4 Professional Services Firm
Taxi Driver
Bader Rutter
Sustainable Future Cover / Greenpeace Magazin
Untitled 01
Next Level / Science News
The Starless Sea / Erin Morgenstern / Knopf Doubleday
Wisdom is Cheerfulness
Finance CEO's / Euromoney
David Hockney
Thrive Magazine
Putting Technology into Practice / Economia
Children of Men / Arrow Films
Sun / VogueHow to Tan Safer and Faster / Vogue
James Iha
Starling Days Cover / Hodder
Wonder Woman / Girlscount
11 Bright Ideas / Think Optometry Today
Sleep Like A Baby / Cosmopolitan Magazine
Keep Calm / Fabulous
Data Worries / Foresight of Future Mobility
Mega Donut
Space Shuttle
Videodrome
Lucid Dreams Orange
Green Retail / Ad Age
King Arthur / Theater an der Wien
Spec-Tacular Duo / Ted Baker
Eroica Nova
Say Tomato / 1843 Economist
Retail Week Magazine
May Day
A New Start
Lettering
Calligraphy
SUNO
Airport
WE / Yevgeny Zamyatin / The Folio Society
Sega Arcade
7UP
Oryx & Crake / Black Dragon Press
Tattoo Poster Commercial
The California Issue Cover / Robb Report
Observer Food Monthly / 7th Annual Issue
The Year We Fell From Space / Scholastic
Paris Swingers / GQ Magazine
Marvel Movies
Sustainable Investment / Capital Magazine
Blade Runner 2049 / Spoke Art Gallery
Justice League America 8 / Page 2
Coconut
Laurie Anderson 'All The Things I Lost In The Flood'
News
Force of Nature / Simon Prades
Simon Prades - Force of Nature - Exhibition at Debut Art’s London gallery. Simon Prades was born in 1985 into a German/Spanish family. He lives in Saarbrücken, Germany with his wife and son. His commissioned illustrations often deal with the complexities of the civilised world, interpreting and depicting concepts surrounding politics, science, economy and human relations. By contrast, Simon’s personal work is influenced by his fascination with the absence of humans. He is drawn to wildernesses and environments where humans exist only as visitors, and where plants, flowers and trees proliferate. The endless assembling of forms, silhouettes, shadows, and the natural architecture of fields and woods have a clear and pervasive influence on his imagination. Literature and music provide other sources of inspiration, but nature is the subject matter to which he turns towards most often as a space of refuge and of recreation. The exhibition runs until 12th September, with artworks available...
Introducing Max Löffler
We are delighted to announce that we now represent internationally acclaimed illustrator and graphic designer Max Löffler worldwide. The German born artist made his start illustrating album art for various punk and metal bands and has since gone on to work with some of the best clients such as The New Yorker , The New York Times , Google, GLOBE Brand, Future Islands, Bloomberg Businessweek and Folio Society.
Début Art Artists / 2019 Awards Winners
We are delighted to announce several Début Art represented artists have had their work recognised by the Communication Arts Awards, American Illustration and American Photography (AI-AP) Awards, and the 3x3 International Illustration Annual. Images, from top to bottom, left to right: City cycling danger in Houston / Houstonia Magazine / Neil Webb Food Alphabet / Sunday Times UK / BloodBros. Will Your House Kill You? / Reader's Digest / Istvan Banyai Quantum Computing / IEEE Spectrum Magazine / Christian Gralingen Chad Walde / Pro Publica & The Sante Fe New Mexican / Corey Brickley Neil Webb’s work for Houstonia Magazine on the dangers of city cycling in Houston was awarded a Communication Arts Award of Excellence 2019, and a merit in the 3x3 International Illustration Annual No.15. BloodBros., Istvan Banyai, Christian Gralingen, Corey Brickley, and Martin O’Neill and were all respective winners of the AI-AP Awards 2019. Congratulations to all artists for their stellar work...
Alex Williamson / Studio Process, Collage and the Graphic Archive
‘Untitled/Re-assembled. Intersections of form and content: Studio Process, Collage and the Graphic Archive', an exhibition of work by Alex Williamson, is currently on display at the Windgate Gallery, part of the Windgate Centre for Art and Design at the University of Arkansas, Fort Smith. The exhibition offers an extensive and comprehensive insight into Alex’s practice over the past 20 years as an image maker and illustrator specialising in collage. Editorial, advertising and design commissions are displayed alongside Williamson’s process sketches and works in progress, highlighting the role exploration plays in the formation and production of each image. This deliberate arrangement of exhibiting speculative sketches next to ‘final’ artworks references Schwitter’s Merz principle of ‘equal evaluation’. As outlined in the exhibition’s statement: “The approach is intended to be ‘non-precious’, reflecting the spirit and loose, associative nature of the working method, and to challenge the...
Andrew Archer & Helen Friel / Shortlisted for AOI’s World Illustration Award 2019
We are delighted to announce two of Début Art’s represented artists have been shortlisted for the 2019 Association of Illustrators’ World Illustration Award. Andrew Archer’s ‘Edo Ball: The Art of Basketball’ (Gingko Press, 2018) and Helen Friel’s ‘Hoakes Island’ (Laurence King, 2018) are both shortlisted in the ‘Books’ category. Andrew Archer’s ‘Edo Ball: The Art of Basketball’ pays tribute to his twin passions: basketball and Japanese art. What began initially as two self-initiated pieces (‘The Rock’ & ‘The Ghost’) expanded into a stunning series of 45 original artworks. In May 2018, these were collected in a single volume, along with sketches and accompanying text offering the reader a detailed insight into Andrew’s process and inspiration. ’Hoakes Island’, created, designed and illustrated by Helen Friel and co-authored with Ian Friel, is Helen’s début interactive book for older readers. The title engages the reader in an ingenious and immersive narrative puzzle, unfolding inside...
Jennifer Dionisio / BBC3's 'Fleabag'
This month, BBC3 announced the arrival of the new series of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s much-celebrated show ‘Fleabag’ with a striking poster created by Jennifer Dionisio. Jennifer worked closely with the design team at BBC Creative to bring the quasi-saintly portrayal of the show’s titular character to life. The driving concept of the campaign was to highlight the redemption arc in the show’s narrative, whilst still reflecting the gritty humour that the show is revered for. This directive allowed Jennifer’s signature talent for creating elegant yet offbeat portrayals of female characters with an edge to shine. Her careful attention to detail meant that the poster’s homage to devotional stained-glass windows was modern, tasteful and still utterly deadpan in its delivery. To see more work from Jennifer Dionisio, you can visit her portfolio on Début Art’s website here: https://www.debutart.com/artist/jennifer-dionisio
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Début Art is proud to have been appointed to act as artists' representatives (agents) by a highly selected grouping of some of the world's finest and most original illustrators, motion artists, motion studios and illustrative designers. Début Art represents over 140 outstanding, highly artistic individuals and studios working around the world across almost all visual communications fields including: advertising, design, corporate, experiential, book publishing, magazine publishing and educational publishing.
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