Hennie Haworth illustrated for South Korea’s Hyundai Department Store. Her signature teacups can be seen on this beautiful picnic mat commissioned by the South Korean chain of luxury department stores.

Hennie Haworth illustrated book covers for two recently released titles – Las Amapolas del Olvido by Andrea Gillies (Grupo Planeta) and How to Cook: Delicious Dishes You’ll Really Want to Make (Dorling Kindersley).

Las Amapolas del Olvido, which translates to The Poppies of Oblivion, gives a true account of what it is like to care for a relative with Alzheimer’s. As the author’s mother-in-law goes through the different stages of the disease, we see how the family tries to cope with the uncertainty, sadness and frustration of witnessing a person they love lose their identity day by day.

How to Cook: Delicious Dishes You’ll Really Want to Make gives budding chefs the know-how and confidence to cook over 40 easy-to-follow recipes from Ginger Chicken Stir Fry to Sacher Torte. With a great balance of healthy meals and treats from international cuisines, you’ll be sure to find the perfect party snack, quick meal on the run or fancy dish to impress.

Graham Roumieu designed this handy tote for Good Egg, a quirky kitchen supply store located in Toronto’s legendary Kensington Market. With a product line that is both unusual and unpredictable, Good Egg strives for integrity in design, function and durability. In addition to a carefully-selected library of cookbooks, Good Egg also offers classes, demos and workshops that specialize in knife skills, canning, fermentation and home butchering.

Bella Pilar and Papyrus are following up on a series of successful PR events with three new embellished greeting cards. After a well-attended signing event in Costa Mesa, Papyrus invited Bella to mingle with industry elite at a Papyrus sponsored event in Arizona and to sign cards at the Stationery Show in NYC. The signing event went so far as to receive media attention, it was covered by the local New York news in a segment on greeting cards.

The three newly released cards feature various types of 3-D embellishment on flowers, boots and a grass skirt, no silly 3-D glasses required!

Eleanor Grosch is today’s featured member on Altpick.com, an award-winning website founded to link creative professionals to the best illustrators, photographers and designers in the commercial art industry.  Visit the home page to see the featured spread and click through to her profile to see the rest of her portfolio.

CURRENTS Magazine, a publication by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, won a Gold for General Excellence in the annual EXCEL Awards, which is judged by Association Media and Publishing.  The award honors magazines, newsletters, scholarly journals, electronic publications and websites with exceptional editorial and design content.  Emiliano Ponzi’s September cover was one of three CURRENTS issues that the judges complimented for “engaging illustrations.”