Alison Eldred artists’ agent: science fiction illustration, fantasy, women’s fiction cover art

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.

Blog/latest news

Two covers by Jeffrey Alan Love

Produced for Del Rey. For more of Jeffrey's work, including news of his new graphic novel coming in the autumn, just go to his own website.

John Harris - new originals for sale

This (above) is the pastel sketch and the subsequent painting for "The Blue Comet", one of the pieces in John's "Phyllotactic" series. There's more work for book covers (science fiction and other fiction) and also The Rite of the Hidden Sun. Drop me an email if any of these are of interest. alisoneldred@gmail.com

The Rhythm of the Rain

Grahame Baker Smith has written and illustrated a charming and informative children's book which describes the movement of water from a hilltop down to the sea - and back, via the water cycle. Here is the water passing through a city. Published in April 2018, you can order it here.

The Silk Roads - illustrations finished!

Neil Packer's work for the illustrated edition of Silk Roads is detailed, informative - and also hugely stylish. It's been a mammoth task but this edition, adapted by Peter Frankopan, will appeal not just to children but to anyone interested in finding out more about the history of this fascinating East-West phenomenon.

The Journal

I was delighted to receive a copy of The Journal, published by Jon Schindehette at The Art Order. What an amazing production. Asking artists to include some narrative gave everyone a chance to think slightly differently. This was John Harris's spread.

A History of Magic

The exhibition which has seen queues of eager people outside the British Library ends today. The combination of Harry Potter and literally, the history of magic, has been a huge success and will travel to New York in October, and then hopefully beyond. If you missed it, you can still read about it in this magnificent book.

To mark the end, Google "Arts and Culture" have interviewed some of the people involved, including Jim Kay.

New Ian Miller prints

There are some fabulous new images of Ian's on the website, now available as limited-edition signed giclee prints. At the Mountains of Madness, the Balrog, absolute classics.

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