Michael Munday’s illustration is currently bringing to life the past in the Gallery at the Winchester Discovery Centre.

The fascinating exhibition “Treasures of Hyde Abbey” celebrates the 900th anniversary of the Abbey. Through the colourful design and illustration visitors will be able to find out about the Abbey and the monks and people who lived around it.

Nick Mott was commissioned by Resurgence magazine and came up with this sensitive illustration on the subject of domestic violence.

We are pleased to announce that a number of Eastwing illustrators have donated their time and work for the Go Red! project, in collaboration with London design agency The Partners.

An auction of images created by collaging together “pieces” created by collaborating illustrators will take place on April 1st 2010. All proceeds will go to Richard House – London’s first hospice for children.

More information coming soon..

Jean-Manuel Duvivier was commissioned by Yale University Press to illustrate the cover and chapter openers for the new book by David Crystal. “A Little Book of Language” is published this month.

Sue Clarke’s illustration brought to life a fiction piece in Woman’s Weekly.

We love this new illustration by Howard Read.

Jasmine Chin was commissioned to produce six illustrations for a printed guide and supporting website produced by the University of Oxford. The guide deals with demystifying the PHD process and preparing for academic practice.

Jean-Manuel Duvivier’s clever illustrations work perfectly to illustrate  “Boldness in Business” – a special magazine about the second FT ArcelorMittal awards in the Financial Times today.

Zara Picken’s lovely illustration for the TES this week, on student as consumer.

Sarah Perkins has illustrated the cover for The Promise of Rain, published by Quercus. Sarah’s illustration sensitively depicts Hong Kong around the time of the second world war.