Alan Fletcher

Alan Fletcher

Alan Fletcher was a British graphic designer and has been known for the most highly regarded graphic designer of his generation. He founded the design firm Fletcher/Forbes/Gill with Colin Forbes and Bob Gill in 1962 where they came up with the idea of a graphic book in 1963 called A Visual Comparison in John Lewis's Studio Paperbacks series. However he has many partnerships with many people such as Pentagon, Lloyd's of London, Daimler Benz, Reuters, V&A and more where is done successful work for them. Alan has won the Prince Philip Prize for Designer of the Year and became President of the Designers and Art Directors Association in 1973. An exhibition of his life's work was displayed at the Design Museum in London in 2007 which went on tour around the world to Tokyo in 2008 and in West London. His work has always been inspiring and someone that you can look up to for graphic inspiration which is a good things as he is known to be one of the best graphic designers of his time.

Sara Fanelli

Sara Fanelli

Sara has published many books such as, The Onion's Great Escape, Phaidon Press, Sometimes I think, Sometimes I am, Tate Publishing, Pinocchio, Walker Books, Mythological Monster of Ancient Greece Walker Books, It's Dreamtime, Heinemann, A Dog's Life, Heinemann, Wolf!, Heinemann, My Map Book, Abc, Button, Abc and many more. She is a known artist and illustrator, born in Florence also she has been very successful winning awards, being the overall winner of the Victoria and Albert Museum Illustration Award, won the D&AD Silver Awards for a postage stamp in 2000, for poster design in 2003, and for her book "Sometimes I think, sometimes I am" in 2008 and became HonRDI who was the first woman illustrator to be awarded this, She divides her time between illustration work, books and personal projects.

 

Ross Collins

Ross Collins

Ross is a well-known successful children’s book illustration by releasing hundreds of books illustrated by him. He also exhibited work in New York, London, sunny Glasgow and a few other places. 

His style of illustration is very cleaver making scary moments for the children friendly and harmless for them to read. By making his books colourful and exciting to look at will grab the audience to come and read the book not like most books which are dull to look at and doesn’t catch the imagination of the reader looking at the book.