Proceed to checkout Expand navigation Blog Archive Select month Select month Select month January 2022 December 2021 November 2021 September 2021 July 2021 June 2021 February 2021 January 2021 December 2020 October 2020 September 2020 August 2020 July 2020 June 2020 May 2020 April 2020 March 2020 February 2020 January 2020 December 2019 November 2019 July 2019 May 2019 April 2019 March 2019 February 2019 January 2019 November 2018 October 2018 September 2018 August 2018 July 2018 June 2018 May 2018 April 2018 March 2018 January 2018 December 2017 August 2017 July 2017 June 2017 May 2017 March 2017 February 2017 December 2016 November 2016 October 2016 August 2016 July 2016 May 2016 March 2016 February 2016 January 2016 December 2015 November 2015 October 2015 September 2015 August 2015 July 2015 May 2015 April 2015 September 2014 July 2014 June 2014 Categories All (45) Learning (45) An X-ray gaze on the work of a medical illustrator. © Merlin Evans Blog A Q&A with Medical Illustrator and Tutor Merlin Evans 10 Jan 2022 How Claire created Creating Picture Books and how to get started making your own. Humperdink Our Elephant Friend © Claire Alexander Blog A Q&A with Picture Book Illustrator and Tutor Claire Alexander 29 Nov 2021 From being inspired by the funny comics to teaching from observation and imagination. Alun Wyn Jones © Siôn Ap Tomos Blog A Q&A with Illustration Tutor Siôn Ap Tomos 29 Nov 2021 Check out some of the impressive student work from the last course. Faces © Katy Gilmore Blog Here’s What You Could Do On Our Illustrating People Course 29 Nov 2021 Take a look at the charming illustrations created by our last cohort of Picture Book students. © Elle Lever Blog Here's What You Could Do On Our Picture Book Course 29 Nov 2021 From working with brands to her brand-new course. Bottega Veneta Bag © Joanna Layla Blog A Q&A with Fashion Illustrator Joanna Layla 13 Sep 2021 On leaving graphic design behind to rediscover the joys of pencils, paints and paper. Poppy © Elaine Searle Blog A Q&A with Botanical Illustrator and Tutor Elaine Searle 29 Jul 2021 Pathways mentee Glory Alozie shares her experience. Space Ship Double Page Spread © Glory Alozie Blog What It's Like Doing Our Picture Book Course Glory Alozie, Pathways mentee, 22 Jul 2021 Natasha tells us how she turned Year 3 students into comic artists over a 10 week residency, despite the pandemic. Character © Natasha Natarajan and Bell Lane year 3 students Blog A Q&A with School Illustrator in Residence Natasha Natarajan 20 Jul 2021 A series of illustrated poems on display at The Mildmays care home in Islington. Blue Chair © Joanna Layla Blog Going Places: Illustrated Poetry for an Islington Care Home 23 Jun 2021 Have a look at the work created by our last group of students. Page layout © Heather Steed Blog Here's What You Could Do On Our Graphic Novel Course 16 Jun 2021 The cartoonist on the cathartic process of finding the tools to tell your story visually. Edith, The Pasty Papers © Rachael Ball Blog A Q&A with Graphic Novelist Rachael Ball 16 Jun 2021 A personalised postal poem for a much-loved care home resident. Detail of illustration for 100th Birthday Poem for Phyllis © Eve Lloyd Knight Blog An Illustrated Poem for a 100th Birthday 16 Dec 2020 Christmas cards designed with and for isolated older people in Islington. Christmas Card © Montana Forbes Blog Connecting Through Christmas Cards: Illustrated Poetry to Combat Isolation 10 Dec 2020 We chatted to the fashion illustration tutor. © Montana Forbes Blog A Q&A with Fashion Illustration Tutor Montana Forbes 14 Oct 2020 A few of the amazing creatures in the Museum's exhibits, designed by Year 4 students at Carlton Primary. Joe Blog Meet the Creatures in the Museum of the Imagination 5 Aug 2020 Creating a museum with 8 and 9 year olds. Museum of the Imagination Blog Building the Museum of the Imagination: Year 4 Illustrators Meet Augmented Reality 4 Aug 2020 Illustrator and educator Toya Walker tells us about the home learning resources she's created for House of Illustration. Botanical Illustration © Toya Walker Blog Behind the Scenes: Our Illustrating the Curriculum Family Learning Resources 13 Jul 2020 Illustrated poems, collaboratively created. I Am © Toya Walker Blog Illustration for Social Change: Postal Poetry, Covid Haikus and Black Lives Matter 10 Jul 2020 We talked to SEND Schools’ Illustrator in Residence about their work with students with severe disabilities. Face © Lily Ash Sakula, John Chilton School Blog A Q&A with our SEND Schools’ Illustrator in Residence Lily Ash Sakula 1 Jul 2020
An X-ray gaze on the work of a medical illustrator. © Merlin Evans Blog A Q&A with Medical Illustrator and Tutor Merlin Evans 10 Jan 2022
How Claire created Creating Picture Books and how to get started making your own. Humperdink Our Elephant Friend © Claire Alexander Blog A Q&A with Picture Book Illustrator and Tutor Claire Alexander 29 Nov 2021
From being inspired by the funny comics to teaching from observation and imagination. Alun Wyn Jones © Siôn Ap Tomos Blog A Q&A with Illustration Tutor Siôn Ap Tomos 29 Nov 2021
Check out some of the impressive student work from the last course. Faces © Katy Gilmore Blog Here’s What You Could Do On Our Illustrating People Course 29 Nov 2021
Take a look at the charming illustrations created by our last cohort of Picture Book students. © Elle Lever Blog Here's What You Could Do On Our Picture Book Course 29 Nov 2021
From working with brands to her brand-new course. Bottega Veneta Bag © Joanna Layla Blog A Q&A with Fashion Illustrator Joanna Layla 13 Sep 2021
On leaving graphic design behind to rediscover the joys of pencils, paints and paper. Poppy © Elaine Searle Blog A Q&A with Botanical Illustrator and Tutor Elaine Searle 29 Jul 2021
Pathways mentee Glory Alozie shares her experience. Space Ship Double Page Spread © Glory Alozie Blog What It's Like Doing Our Picture Book Course Glory Alozie, Pathways mentee, 22 Jul 2021
Natasha tells us how she turned Year 3 students into comic artists over a 10 week residency, despite the pandemic. Character © Natasha Natarajan and Bell Lane year 3 students Blog A Q&A with School Illustrator in Residence Natasha Natarajan 20 Jul 2021
A series of illustrated poems on display at The Mildmays care home in Islington. Blue Chair © Joanna Layla Blog Going Places: Illustrated Poetry for an Islington Care Home 23 Jun 2021
Have a look at the work created by our last group of students. Page layout © Heather Steed Blog Here's What You Could Do On Our Graphic Novel Course 16 Jun 2021
The cartoonist on the cathartic process of finding the tools to tell your story visually. Edith, The Pasty Papers © Rachael Ball Blog A Q&A with Graphic Novelist Rachael Ball 16 Jun 2021
A personalised postal poem for a much-loved care home resident. Detail of illustration for 100th Birthday Poem for Phyllis © Eve Lloyd Knight Blog An Illustrated Poem for a 100th Birthday 16 Dec 2020
Christmas cards designed with and for isolated older people in Islington. Christmas Card © Montana Forbes Blog Connecting Through Christmas Cards: Illustrated Poetry to Combat Isolation 10 Dec 2020
We chatted to the fashion illustration tutor. © Montana Forbes Blog A Q&A with Fashion Illustration Tutor Montana Forbes 14 Oct 2020
A few of the amazing creatures in the Museum's exhibits, designed by Year 4 students at Carlton Primary. Joe Blog Meet the Creatures in the Museum of the Imagination 5 Aug 2020
Creating a museum with 8 and 9 year olds. Museum of the Imagination Blog Building the Museum of the Imagination: Year 4 Illustrators Meet Augmented Reality 4 Aug 2020
Illustrator and educator Toya Walker tells us about the home learning resources she's created for House of Illustration. Botanical Illustration © Toya Walker Blog Behind the Scenes: Our Illustrating the Curriculum Family Learning Resources 13 Jul 2020
Illustrated poems, collaboratively created. I Am © Toya Walker Blog Illustration for Social Change: Postal Poetry, Covid Haikus and Black Lives Matter 10 Jul 2020
We talked to SEND Schools’ Illustrator in Residence about their work with students with severe disabilities. Face © Lily Ash Sakula, John Chilton School Blog A Q&A with our SEND Schools’ Illustrator in Residence Lily Ash Sakula 1 Jul 2020
