A tonne of terrific new work from prolific illustrator Graham Roumieu

Illustrator Graham Roumieu may be one of the most prolific creatives around. Already the 2015 tab on his website is populated with a load of work, less than two weeks into the year. And because it’s been nearly two years since we last featured him on the site, it’s no great surprise that there is a tonne of great imagery for us, and you, to enjoy. Regular clients include The Atlantic, New York Magazine and the Readers’ Questions feature in Popular Mechanics (where he brings to life such public puzzlers as “What do pilots talk about on long-haul flights?").

But there’s many gems to be found in Graham’s personal, unpublished folders too, where he shows off his particular talent for anthropomorphic animals. Graham’s creations are smart, witty, immediate and versatile and the consistency is remarkable considering his rapid rate of production. So from boozy Santas to depressed fruit, Graham’s portfolio is a weird and wonderful world to get lost in.