Christopher Gibbs illustrated Agatha Christie titles for the BBC Radio Collection

I spent many months ensconced at Lord Emsworth’s stately seat, producing the cover artwork for the humourous tales penned by P G Wodehouse about the goings-on at Blandings Castle.

Faranak is a traditional artist who provides her clients with hand drawn sketches and uses a combination of acrylic paints and paper stencils to create her illustrations

You may know Simon Bartram because he created Bob, the Man on the Moon, but when we first met Simon back in 1996 he was producing very different work

Tony Roberts was born in Worcestershire in 1950 and he studied Fine Art (painting) at Ravensbourne College of Art. After leaving college in 1972 and until the mid 1980s, Tony was commissioned by major UK and US publishers to illustrate science fiction book jackets. During this period he exhibited worldwide and was approached to work was [...]

In 1998 we had a call from the art director at Penguin Books asking whether David Hitch would like to do a few presentation samples of Jeeves and Wooster

Mark Robertson has created some wonderful watercolours over the years. Here is a selection of some of his best pieces

Mervyn Peake and The Gormanghast books have been a huge influence in Mark Robertson’s life and he was honoured to have the chance to realise his dream

The British Library’s Out of this World exhibition has been a huge success and we were pleased to take part