Illustrated book design for children's picture books and adult lifestye and non-fiction
by Roger Hargreaves / Egmont
Little Miss Inventor was introduced to the world on International Women’s Day — and everyone is still talking about her! Campaign assets include D6 outdoor advertising, trade and consumer magazine ads, and social media branding.
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A trade ad for illustrated titles for adults and children.
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by Katherine Woodfine / Egmont
Taylor & Rose Secret Agents is Woodfine’s second series featuring feisty young Edwardians solving mysteries. Peril in Paris launched the series with a cover reveal on The Bookseller. The campaign included web assets and an Edwardian luggage tag for children to use as a bookmark or hang on school backpacks.
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by Louise Greg / Egmont
illustrated by Jùlia Sàrda
Sweep is a lyrical picture book with a big message; through exquisite illustrations, it demonstrates the power of big emotions. A definite award contender for 2018, with in-store support that includes A3 posters.
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by Lemony Snicket / Egmont
This marketing campaign supported the re-issue of Lemony Snicket’s popular series with new covers that tied-in with Netflix’s live action television show.
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by Katie & Kevin Tsang / Egmont
A funny new series about a boy who is afraid of everything — but is bravely trying to face the world anyway.
Marketing assets support sell-in to booksellers as well as authors’ school events: shelf wobblers, bookmarks, stickers, and social media content.
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by Elizabeth Acevedo / Egmont
Acevedo, an accomplished slam poet, wrote this coming-of-age YA novel entirely in verse. The Poet X was an exciting debut from a unique and under-represented voice and was published under the Electric Monkey imprint.
Marketing assets included magazine ads and digital marketing banners.
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by Alan MacDonald / Egmont
illustrated by Sarah Horne
Ask Oscar is charming new series about a boy and his talking dog. The campaign focused on consumer facing magazine ads and in-store shelf wobblers.
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by Andy Stanton / Egmont
Natboff! One Million Years of Stupidity — Stanton’s ridiculous romp through ‘history’ — is the hilarious follow-up to his popular Mr Gum series.
To support the publication and author tour, I designed chapter samplers, bookmarks, badges, magazine ads, and social media content (quote cards, avatars, banners).
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by Neil Patrick Harris / Egmont
This marketing campaign supported the launch of the new series Magic Misfits by celebrity author Neil Patrick Harris.
Campaign assets made the most of outdoor advertising and in-magazine adverts. The digital team re-branded the publisher’s social media accounts and used paid advertising on Amazon to support the launch.
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