The London Illustration Fair Returns With a Bang This Year

If you’re on the hunt for the coolest creative hang out this Winter, well inspiring scribblers and crafty Christmas shoppers rejoice because London’s contemporary illustration event is back, boasting a new South Bank venue and a world-class exhibitor line-up to match.

Having snowballed since its launch in November 2013, The London Illustration Fair returns with its most ambitious event to date. Spread across across 4th – 6th December, The London Illustration Fair 2015 will bring together over 70 of the UK’s freshest illustrators, designers, print makers and publishers for a three-day illustration extravaganza.

Taking place at Bargehouse – OXO Tower Wharf, a four-storey warehouse on the heart of the South Bank, the fair will showcase the work of thirty emerging creative, selected by an esteemed judging panel, as well a handpicked selection of the Fair’s favourite publishing houses, creative agencies, illustration collectives, print studios, galleries, crafty businesses and designers. 

Exhibitors include Camille Walala, Thierry Noir, Robert Hunter, Rupert Newman, Wide Eye Editions, Laurence King, Outline Editions, Boxer Books, Puck Collective, Material Gallery, Super Superficial, Art on a Postcard, Yuck Print House, Unlimited, Scout Editions, plus many more. Must-sees include an interactive three-dimensional installation outside in the gallery’s courtyard by the first artist to paint the Berlin Wall, graffiti legend Thierry Noir and Crafty Fox Market hijack.

Imogen McGill

For more details, click here to visit the London Illustration Fair website.