Zanna Goldhawk Illustration

The new cover I illustrated for A Poem for Every Day of the Year! An amazing anthology of poetry edited by Allie Esiri, and published by Macmillan 

Some illustrated Seasonal Moons posters I did for Project Calm Magazine! Available now, and you can even frame these as a set, yay! 

Some illustrations I did for the Christmas Radio times! 🎅☃️❄️

The book cover I did for Macmillan: A Poem for Every Night of the Year, Edited by Allie Esiri 

A beaut photo of the book cover I did for Macmillan! 'A Poem for Every Night of the Year' edited by Allie Esiri - out September 8th 2016! So exciting.

A little horoscope Taurus illo I did for Red Magazine back in May! 

Some work for the Papio Press 2017 Rainforest calendar! Will be available on www.papiopress.co.uk in September! 10% of all profits from the calendar will be donated to rainforest concern! (All images © Papio Press 2016)

Hello all! As you might know I run my own business Papio Press, and we’ve been lucky enough to be in the running for an Etsy Award! But to be in with a chance of getting a life changing £10,000 business grant I need as many votes as I can get. It would mean the world to me if some of you lovely people followed the link and gave me your vote! <3 BIG LOVE.

I’ve been working on some new prints for Papio! Hope you guys like them :) You can get them on the website here: www.papiopress.co.uk

I paint with watercolours! I just layer it very thickly! Thanks so much lovely xo

Totally in love with this new iPhone case I designed for Papio Press!

I recently created some illustrations for products (as Papio Press) for the Natural History Museum gift shops based on the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition! You can see them in the gift shop here: http://ow.ly/TLNKL

Exciting stuff!

Okay so this is TOTALLY different from my usual work but I really enjoyed this commission from Sixpenny magazine. They asked me to create a short comic based on Katherine Mansfield’s ‘The Fly’, which is a lot darker than my usual themes. That’s why Its stayed in black and white - I also chose to focus on how the men and women in the story cope differently with grief. 

Here’s a video of me painting! If you’d ever wondered how I work, I usually paint elements in black watercolour and the use photoshop for colour and layout! This is for some products I'm designing for the natural history museum.