05/08/2026
Five illustrators. Five unique styles.
1. Jess Rodriguez
Spanish illustrator Jess Rodriguez combines vivid colour palettes, sharp shapes and printmaking-inspired textures to create artwork that reflects the energy and complexity of modern life. His compositions invite viewers to look twice and discover something new each time.
2. Isaxar
Using loose, expressive linework and a monochrome palette, Isaxar creates striking vector illustrations that capture everything from bustling city scenes to intimate everyday moments. Minimal in colour, rich in character.
3. Yuliya Kachan
Belarusian artist Yuliya Kachan creates vibrant illustrations and repeating patterns using watercolour, oil paint and digital techniques. Her work is full of colour, texture and organic forms, making it ideal for everything from packaging to textiles.
4. Alan Rogerson
Cambridge-based illustrator Alan Rogerson’s lino-cut inspired style draws on influences ranging from medieval art to dreamlike fantasy. Strong linework and bold contrasts make his illustrations unforgettable.
5. Tithi Luadthong
Bangkok-based digital illustrator Tithi Luadthong brings sci-fi landscapes, dystopian cities and fantastical environments to life. Influenced by architecture, travel and classic science fiction, his work is packed with cinematic detail.
