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Pip ParadeIllustration & curious little worlds

Pip Parade — Illustration & curious little worlds

Small marks.Big character.

Flat shapes, loose ink, and a small shared palette, built into editorial, publishing, and packaging illustration.

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Five friends share lemons around a red outdoor table beneath leafy branches, with an empty red chair waiting at one end.

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Room for One More

Editorial · 2026

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Six small worlds

A sample catalog across editorial, publishing, and packaging illustration.

01 / 06
Three people read, rest with a mug and tend a plant in warmly lit windows of a cobalt-blue apartment building at night.

The Small Hours

Editorial · 2026 · Commission concept

 02 / 06
Five friends share lemons around a red outdoor table beneath leafy branches, with an empty red chair waiting at one end.

Room for One More

Editorial · 2026 · Licensing demo: available

 03 / 06
A person in a cobalt coat and red scarf carries a smiling rain cloud and yellow sun in oversized pockets while leaves swirl around them.

Weather in My Pocket

Publishing · 2026 · Licensing demo: available

 04 / 06
Two blue birds explore a red cup, a blue pear and yellow lemon slices beside a large teal houseplant on a cream background.

Ordinary Wonders

Publishing · 2026 · Licensing demo: available

 05 / 06
A cream hand dotted with blue holds a yellow seed among red tomatoes, a radish, teal leaves and yellow flowers against a cobalt background.

Good Things Growing

Packaging · 2026 · Commission concept

 06 / 06
A teal cat sits beside a red teapot on a kitchen counter beneath a yellow moon, surrounded by bowls, lemons, plants and unmarked jars.

The Midnight Pantry

Packaging · 2026 · Licensing demo: available

From the studio

Cut-paper shapes, loose ink, and a deliberately small palette, used across every brief. Read the studio note →

Editorial

Magazine and quarterly work — spot illustrations and single pieces built around a short written brief.

Publishing

Picture-book spreads and interior pieces — character and still-life compositions built for a book trim.

Packaging

Label and shelf-panel artwork — compositions built to survive cropping, tiling, and small-scale print.

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