Hallelujah!! A new poster design…
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Pen and ink, pencil and photoshop
Nick Ellwood
Nick Ellwood / Illustrator
For York minster’s annual Easter concert – The Messiah by Handel
Pen and ink, pencil and photoshop
Examples of our students work 2026
12 students on their final year from the BA degree course will be exhibiting…
Inspired by Geek pottery, a light hearted reinterpretation of the Gods & Goddesses from the Painted Hall Greenwich, illustrated on hand drawn plates as part of the exhibition 500 years of Mischief & Mayhem in Greenwich.
A graphic illustration telling the story of Coal from 300 million years ago up to the present day!! 7m x 2.4m and not to0 much sleep!
Can’t wait to share more soon… it has been such a pleasure working on some children books and leaflets for the Greenwich museums including naval pensioners, sea dogs, astronomers, mythological gods and much much more…!
The Summer exhibition 2018… ‘Thought provoking works of art exploring the current and ongoing issues of migration, dispossession and national borders are brought together in this major new exhibition by 11 international artists.’
First sightings of of new illustrations for Mount Grace Priory, House and Gardens. Really looking forward to sharing more of the new illustrations and characters as they are released very soon!
Thrilled to be part of York Art Gallery’s summer exhibition this year ‘The sea is the limit’ A group show of international artists exploring questions on migration and borders. More to come soon..!
My first enamel illustrated mug and printed tea towel! Part of a range of illustrated merchandising created for the exhibition ‘By The People For The People’ looking at nationalisation 70 years on.
Wonderful piece on the Migration Museum and their new home at the Workshop 26 Lambeth High Street, London on BBC South East news tonight. Thrilled my drawings from Calais were featured.
Thrilled to have been interviewed ant that my drawings for the National Coal Mining Museum and Nationalisation exhibition were featured on this weekends Sunday Politics show – discussing issues around nationalisation today.
A new series of illustrations and an installation go on show today!! Exploring the impact of Nationalisation 70 years on. At the National Coal Mining Museum, Caphouse Colliery, New Road, Overton, Wakefield. WF4 4RH – 3rd April – 6th December 2017
To preview the Spring/Summer exhibition at the musem – ‘For The People By The People’ – celebrating and questioning 70 years on from #Nationalisation. Collaborating with The Archipelago and Pure Design.
Thrilled to have been asked to be a featured illustrator at the London Illustration Fair 2016 and a huge THANK YOU!! to the brilliant Tom, Dick & Harry Studio… for all the help and fantastic design.
A concertina showing a collection of my drawings from the Calais refugee camps and some of the stories of the people I met there, designed by the brilliant Tom, Dick and Harry Studio
Illustrating the 7 winners of the 2016 REAL Innovation Awards for Management Today and The London Business School
A rare and wonderful opportunity to carefully observe the Blue Weevil and to create a botanical/ natural history style watercolour as a sample piece for a potential new project!
Illustrating the welcome panel introducing the founders and workers of the former pen nib factory, now a museum. Drawn in pen and ink. Thanks to Leach inspire.
Organised by the Migration Museum Project, Michael Rosen chaired an evening ‘Poetry of Migration’ with guest speakers Jackie Kay and Ruth Padel held at the Londonewcastle space in Shoreditch during the exhibition ‘Call me by my Name’ 06.06.16
As part of ‘I can see England’ a series of reportage and location based drawings exploring attitudes towards migration in the UK today – here is a working drawing of an Afghan refugee in Calais trying to approach the UK.
Thrilled to be exhibiting some of my drawings from Calais as part of the group show ‘Call me by my Name: Stories from Calais and beyond’ with the Migration Museum in Shoreditch London, 2nd – 22nd June 2016.
Introducing a new series of drawings and characters for Fairfax House, York. Designed for children aged 8-12 to join ‘Gregory the Townhouse Mouse’ in a Quest to help reveal the scandalous culprit and to decide their fate! Launching on 9.04.16
Reportage drawings from Calais – the refugee camps, recording the people who currently live there and their stories. Part one of ‘I can see England’ an Arts Council England funded project.
The spirit of Scrooge is still with us!
Thrilled to see my new murals, illustrations and HUGE exhibition panel telling the story of Mary Ward and the Bar Convent Museum in York, installed and ready to go!
Approaching Bradford Interchange…
First of three drawing days in Bradford to record rehearsals for the Freedom Studios production ‘Brief Encounters’. To be performed in the Bradford Interchange (railway and bus station) 6-10th Oct 2015.
For the luxury fashion magazine the SHOP. Featuring the classic dufle coat for their Autumn/Winter 2015 cover and the drawing has just been given the ok by the people from Paddington!
Illustrations for Hong Kong Tatler’s monthly satirical column, written by Vijay Verghese.
Masthead illustration for the new column by Cerys Matthews in the new look Guardian Review out today!
Soho Society Vice President and founder of the Soho Clarion, instrumental in keeping the housing association alive in Soho. Formerly the Controller of the BFI and founder of MOMI ‘Museum of Moving Image’.
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