• Zara Slattery
Zara Slattery. Black and white and colour illustrator for children, teenagers and adults. Children's and Educational illustrations.

Zara and her young family are fair-weather Canadian canoe enthusiasts bringing noisy fun to the otherwise calm and tranquil rivers of Sussex.

Colour Illustration Group illustration of the Dum Dum Girls featuring Dee Dee, Bambi, Jules and Sandy sitting around a table with a flowery table cloth. Commissioned by Spindle magazine.Colour Illustration Mistress Pate walking across a wooden bridge looking down on Will Dove who is obliged to take off his shoes and wade across the water in Tudor Hackney.Colour Illustration Nigerian Cinderalla shall go to the ball after all.Colour Illustrations A mermaid swimming amongst a shoal of fish and searching for shells on the seabed while a mysterious boat is rowed on the sea above her.
Colour Illustration A young child in shorts and sandles running among the dunes on a sandy sea shore flying a kite.Colour Illustration An illustrated walking guide to Hackney Wick in East London.Colour Illustration Popa Bill in the woods with his three grand-children watching a fox.Colour Illustration Page from a graphic novel about a young girl with red hair called Thea.
Colour Illustration Small girl in her pyjamas in her unlit bedroom looking out into the dark night at the mountains through the open curtains of her bedroom window.Colour Illustrations A mermaid swimming amongst a shoal of fish and searching for shells on the seabed while a mysterious boat is rowed on the sea above her.Colour Illustration Sir Henry Rowe a sixteenth century Lord Mayor of London and resident of Hackney.Line Drawings A boy arrives in a big city in a new country and has to fit in.
Colour Illustration A girl crouching down at floor level to retrieve a mysterious wooden box.Colour Illustrations A page from a graphic novel style modern interpretation of Charles Dickens' 'Sketches by Boz' as commissioned from Zara Slattery by the British Council.Colour Illustration Ebenezer Scrooge from Charles Dickens' novel 'A Christmas Carol' in his bed in his spartan chilly room being visited by a ghost of Christmas.Colour Illustrations The lifecyle of Apple Blossom graphically explained in seven frames.
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