Archive for the Graham Carter category
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Debut Picture Book by Graham Carter
Drum roll… we are so pleased to announce the publication of Otto Blotter Bird Spotter, the very first picture book written AND illustrated by the supremely talented Mr Graham Carter and published by Andersen Press
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Black Mirror conceptual design
Arena Illustrator and printmaker Graham Carter was commissioned by the production team to create concept art and a character design for Ashley’s digital alter ego, Ashley Too.
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A spotters guide to Graham Carter
There’s a familiar theme to Graham Carters recent work and the theme is feathered. April saw the publication of Rebirding by Benedict MacDonald featuring a breathtaking illustration by Graham on the cover and October sees the publication of his first picture Book Otto Blotter Bird Spotter with Andersen Press
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Building Worlds With Our NEW SHOWCASE PORTFOLIO!
It’s that exciting time of year again, the moment we get to reveal our new showcase brochure featuring some of the amazing new work our illustrators have been busily beavering away on. This season we have focused on world- building and character creation, mirroring some of the recent successes some of our brands have had on the small screen.
Filed under: Adam Stower, Aleksei Bitskoff, Alex T Smith, Anna Chernyshova, Arena, Children's Books, Chris Garbutt, Concept Art and Character Design, Emily Fox, Euan Cook, Graham Carter, Joe Lillington, Jonny Duddle, Kristyna Litten, Levi Pinfold, Neal Layton, Simon Bartram, Steve May, Thomas Flintham, Tomislav Tomic -
Graham Carter’s Beautiful Designs for Eltham Library
The Enchanted Story Garden is a literary play space commissioned by GLL, designed by Discover, concept and visuals development with Illustrator Graham Carter, created by Meticulous.
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Exciting New Work by Graham Carter
From his cosy south coast studio in Brighton Graham Carter is one of the most exciting illustrators and print makers currently working in the UK, With a keen eye for design Graham creates visuals for a number of publishers and brands and his collectable prints have become sought after the world over.
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Happy New Year: 2018 Arena Calendar
We welcome in the New Year with the first of our Arena Desktop Calendar 2018 images by Graham Carter for the Children’s BAFTA awards.
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Graham Carter: BAFTA Children’s Awards Poster
This stunning illustration by Graham Carter is for the BAFTA Children’s Awards poster
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The Gravedigger’s Son
Graham created the beautiful cover artwork for the book as his first book cover commission and the results were very well received, his stylish portryal of the charaters in the graveyard show a glimpse of the eire tale told within.
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Graham Carter National Velvet Cover Illustration
Graham Carter’s stunning new cover illustration for the Egmont Modern Classic, National Velvet by Enid Bagnold, is published this week
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Alphamals A-Z Graham Carter Debut
A beautifully designed animal for every letter of the alphabet, each animal has a small poem and graphic element, created with patterns, symbols, sensitive colour palatte.
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Arena March Calendar by Graham Carter
The star of our March calendar image is this beautiful manatee illustration by Graham Carter, taken from his debut picture book Alphamals A-Z
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NEW ARTIST ALERT! Graham Carter joins Arena!
We are absolutely thrilled to show off our two new illustrators, firstly we can introduce Graham Carter!
Filed under: Graham Carter, New Work