Ben The Illustrator was commissioned by Snap Galleries to illustrate an ongoing series called In My Room, where he creates customized illustrations of the gallery's clients in their homes with their...

Ben The Illustrator was commission by the Guardian to illustrate their weekly “Long Read” article about the hidden homeless people in our cities, titled “The invisible city: how a homeless man built a life underground.” He created 2 versions of the illustration: portrait for print and landscape for web and the Guardian app. The illustration depicts a busy, colorful city with homeless people hidden away in a muted grey color palette, as if they’re unseen. This project was art directed by Suzanne Lemon.

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Ben The Illustrator created an extensive series of 70 illustrations for an innovative sleep clinic in London called The Sleep School. The illustrations cover a wide range of topics around sleeping and health for their blog and social media. He brilliantly captures their positive approach to health, looking beyond quick fixes with medication and instead focusing on lifestyle choices. See more of his work here.

Throughout quarantine, Ben The Illustrator has been reimagining classic album covers in his signature graphic illustration style. He then created a set of four illustrations featuring these album covers for Tim Burgess’ #TimsTwitterListeningParty.  The scenes feature diverse music lovers at home surrounded by their favorite albums selected from the Listening Party roster.

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