Jessica Allen

Recently Rachael announced that she is now a proud member of the Lilla Rogers Studio. For the next few months we have decided to feature a regular weekly showcase from Lilla's esteemed group of designers & Illustrators. Today we bring you the lovely Jessica Allen.

Jessica Allen is an illustrator based in Rhode Island, USA. Jessica creates painterly, detailed & bold illustrations using acrylic & gouache. Each illustration is traditional but may have occasional tweaks using Photoshop. Jessica stays inspired by words & stories, which generates creative narrative ideas for lettering, words & imagery within her illustrations. Jessica has an impressive client list including Bon Appetit, Essence Magazine, McMurray Publishing, Yoga Journal & many more. Enjoy, Hannah.

Rebecca Bradley

Recently Rachael announced that she is now a proud member of the Lilla Rogers Studio. For the next few months we have decided to feature a regular weekly showcase from Lilla's esteemed group of designers & Illustrators. Today we bring you the lovely Rebecca Bradley.

Rebecca Bradley is an illustrator based in Baltimore, MD, USA. Rebecca's illustrations are created traditionally preferably with water colours & dyes, no digital media is used. Rebecca detailed illustrations are painted across many subject fields, using different techniques using just the few medias with numerous amount of colours. Rebecca also creates surface patterns amongst her illustrations.

Not only is Rebecca represented by Lilla Rogers, but by Mark Wilson at Eye Candy Illustration Agency too. You can also find Rebecca's work on products including canvases & notecards which you can buy online from Great Big Canvas & teNeues. Rebecca's illustrations are also part of a book called 'They Draw and Cook' which includes 107 recipes illustrated by artist across the Globe. Rebecca has many clients including American Way Magazine, DesignDesign,Inc, Midwest Living, Penguin Books UK, Washington Post & many more. Enjoy, Hannah.

Laura Mysak

Happy Friday!

Today we are featuring the lovely work of surface pattern designer Laura Mysak 'who loves to hand-paint flowers and create patterns'. Laura's inspiration comes from historical & traditional textiles & illustrations, while still injecting a sense of modern design. Laura has worked in design studios for the British fashion market & is currently freelancing & commissioning designs.
You can visit Laura's website, follow her blog or find her on Twitter.