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.
The Big Generator finds a new home
This large painting with its crackle of electricity has been keeping John Harris charged up in his studio. But now it's sold. So goodbye to the Big Generator!
How could it be?
I'm so thrilled with this book, Norse Tales, illustrated by Jeffrey Alan Love, just published last week. Anyone who enjoyed Norse Myths will certainly love this. It's the same combination of wonderful storytelling by Kevin Crossley-Holland, and design by Ben Norland of Walker Books. More on that here.
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell
I look forward to reading Susanna Clarke's new book, Piranesi. Jim Kay was involved with the production of the television adaptation of her previous book Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, and I'm happy to say that I have one of his concept drawings which I really treasure.
Netting the Vespatron
When we send out paintings and prints we don't know how they'll be received but quite often we're sent a message to say how delighted the buyer is - and then a photo of it in situ. This is the original of Netting the Vespatron by John Harris. This was one of the pieces we took to our first Illuxcon and it's clearly found a good home.
Norse Tales
Good news for anyone who enjoyed Norse Myths. [Read more . . .]
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.
Exhibition
Neil Packer
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