• HiFest - Olivier Kugler

    Olivier Kugler

    Olivier Kugler is a German born illustrator now based in London. He is known for his reportage illustration working with clients such as The Guardian, Reader’s Digest, The New York Times and The New Yorker.

  • HiFest - John Bond

    John Bond

    John Bond is an illustrator, art director and designer and has produced work for clients including BBC, Channel 4, MTV, Disney, Tate, Nickelodeon and Historic Royal Palaces.

  • HiFest - Tonwen Jones

    Tonwen Jones

    Tonwen Jones works as a freelance illustrator in Brighton and is represented by the French agency, Colagene. She works mainly in collage, often referencing her large collection of 50’s magazines in which she searches for images, objects and textures to manipulate her surrealist creations, revealing her comical take on everyday life. She also likes to draw complex pattern motifs in ink or pen mixing styles and techniques.

  • Hifest - Faye Moorhouse

    Faye Moorhouse

    Faye Moorhouse is a Brighton-based illustrator who is represented by Bright Children’s Illustration. She is the winner of D&AD Best New Blood 2011 and has worked with clients such as the New York Times.  

  • HiFest - Eleni Kalorkoti

    Eleni Kalorkoti

    Eleni Kalorkoti is a London-based illustrator who’s clients include The New York Times, Analogue Books, Random House, Oh Comely magazine.

  • HiFest - Nick White

    Nick White

    Nick White is an illustrator and animator that combines found imagery with drawing & painting to create myriad surfaces of faces, eyes, pattern and texture. Motifs mingle with symbols and signs, plucked from their original contexts, in unexpected combinations.He makes books, drawings, animation and films. Clients include The Big issue, the V&A, LA times and Anorak Magazine.

  • HiFest - Claire Fletcher

    Claire Fletcher

    Claire Fletcher is a Hastings-based illustrator who, since 1990 has worked on countless children’s’ books and private commissions. She is also co-founder of Made In Hastings.