Artists' Agent
I represent a group of talented artist/illustrators and also sell their original paintings and drawings. Their portfolios can be found below.
Artist and illustrator
Fantasy and children's books
Science fiction illustrator and fantasy artist
Travelling artist and editorial illustrator
Paintings, illustration and fine art prints
Writer and illustrator
Landscape, science fiction and marine artist
Book and editorial illustrator, ex-curator at Kew
Artist and printmaker
Tolkien and Peake prints, and stock art
Illustrator and graphic designer
I can be contacted at:
alisoneldred@gmail.com
Mobile: 07712 592 155
30 Evesham Road
Cheltenham
GL52 2AB
My US agent is Alan Lynch
alan@alanlynchartists.com
(607) 257 0330
Cellphone: (607) 342 4373
Fax (607) 257 4433
116 Kelvin Place
Ithaca, NY 14850
I also work as a freelance rep for the Illustrators' Agency, Arena but just for six of the main UK children's book publishing clients.
alisoneldred@gmail.com
Mobile: 07712 592 155
30 Evesham Road
Cheltenham
GL52 2AB
My US agent is Alan Lynch
alan@alanlynchartists.com
(607) 257 0330
Cellphone: (607) 342 4373
Fax (607) 257 4433
116 Kelvin Place
Ithaca, NY 14850
I also work as a freelance rep for the Illustrators' Agency, Arena but just for six of the main UK children's book publishing clients.
Realm of Chaos concept work
Ian Miller worked at Games Workshop at the very time that Realm of Chaos was being designed. His influence on the game is clear to see, and now we have some of the drawings from that time which were used for character development. They are in that clear and confident line which is so special to Ian. And they're for sale here.
Wild is the Wind
The success of Grahame Baker Smith's picture book, The Rhythm of the Rain has pleased everyone. There's now to be another in the series, Wild is the Wind, and it is looking as beautiful as the first book - as you can see from these two spreads.
It was The Rhythm of the Rain which caught the eye of Carol Armstrong and her agent - so that's how Grahame ended up retelling and illustrating the story about the piece of moon rock, first written by Neil Armstrong.
It was The Rhythm of the Rain which caught the eye of Carol Armstrong and her agent - so that's how Grahame ended up retelling and illustrating the story about the piece of moon rock, first written by Neil Armstrong.
Neil Packer's London
If you're wondering what London's going to be like after lockdown, here are some ideas by Neil Packer. [Read more . . .]
More dragons on their way
This is Saturion the Jester - just one of the drawings in Ian Miller's new series, dragons included. If you want to hear more about this, sign up for our newsletter (top right on our home page). We're now offering them as prints.
Bok, the Rock
Here's the cover of the book written by Neil Armstrong. Who better to tell the story of a rock which started life on the moon over four billion years ago and eventually came to earth? Neil's text has been adapted and illustrated by Grahame Baker Smith, and will be published by Hachette in 2021.
Olivia in France
Working in lockdown is OK for most artists who are used to working at home anyway. For those with children it's tougher. How nice it would be to have more time to spend with the children anyway, but working at the same time? Not an easy combination.
I think we should acknowledge those who are doing just that. Like many others, Olivia Lomenech Gill is working hard to spin those plates. We'll see a new project coming from her next year, but in the mean time here's her Thunderbird, from Fantastic Beasts, oblivious to the consternations of lockdown.
I think we should acknowledge those who are doing just that. Like many others, Olivia Lomenech Gill is working hard to spin those plates. We'll see a new project coming from her next year, but in the mean time here's her Thunderbird, from Fantastic Beasts, oblivious to the consternations of lockdown.
A History of Magic, in Tokyo
How pleasing during lockdown! To have a definite date in the diary. The work of Jim Kay and Olivia Lomenech Gill will be travelling to Tokyo with the exhibition of A History of Magic which was first seen at the British Library in London. The combination of the inspiration for the Harry Potter books, some of the illustrations for them, and some treasures from the British Library makes a wonderful show.
Originals for sale
Levi Pinfold
A rare chance to buy a small handful of Levi's egg tempera paintings as he now produces his work digitally.
Also representing
Fred Gambino, film concept artist and illustrator
Nigel Chamberlain, illustrator and portrait artist
Paul Hess, children's books and advertising
Nigel Chamberlain, illustrator and portrait artist
Paul Hess, children's books and advertising
And in close association with