Nick Ellwood

Reportage drawings exhibited as part of The House of Illustration’s ‘Journeys Drawn’. A group show of reportage artists and illustrators working within the migration crisis today.

Featured in the Guardian and on the South East BBC News.

Six large scale illustrations telling the story of the first camellia trees to arrive to Wentworth Woodhouse and in to the country in the late 1700’s – part of a huge renovation project opening up the Camellia Rooms to the public.

Portraits of the first locomotive engineers and their pioneering steam engines forming part of an interactive quiz/ game for young visitors to the Railway Museum and  Science Museum.

The National Coal Mining Museum,
an exhibition exploring Nationalisation 70yrs on.
Including murals, an installation and large prints.

An internal communications advert used across both print and digital media, highlighting the career paths of people working in the BBC, starting from their first job evolving into household names and or senior figures within the BBC. Working with the Studio Tom Dick & Harry

The Guardian Review

Part of a National Lottery funded redesign of the Museum the mural was aimed towards school and family visitors to highlight key events from the history of coal mining (and a couple of lesser known facts) in a fun and engaging way.

By the Irish columnist, commentator and novelist Michael Harding

Sketches made on location at the Royal Norfolk Show and agricultural fair. Celebrating the best in show! Developed illustrations coming soon…

An interactive family exhibition, animations, murals, illustrated books, illustrated ceramics, children’s activity guides, merchandising and a series of workshops and talks, for The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich.

A life size  trompé l’oeil mural 3m x 3.5m welcoming visitors as they enter the West Midland Police Museum and original holding area for the lock up. Inviting visitors to sit in the holding room and to transport them back in time to the 1920’s, next to a ‘real’ peaky blinder giving they the visitor the once over!