Paul Thurlby has built up an impressive list of commissions working in editorial, advertising, publishing and design for clients including The Guardian, Tate Enterprises, Ted Baker, The French Tourist Board, Hodder, Templar Publishing, Orange UK, Warner/Chappell and John Lewis. The aesthetics are retro and the subject matter is modern.

Here are some examples of Paul's work as used on licensed product.

Wander through the Parisian boulevards with award winning illustrator Paul Thurlby. Paris is Paul's favourite city and this is reflected in the bold, stylish images of the metropolitan icons, from the Eiffel Tower to the Quartier Latin, take a journey with Paul to one of the world's most romantic cities.

Personal work from Paul inspired by his travels. This work is bold, colourful and strong.

In 2017 Paul was commissioned to create designs that would go on to feature in all John Lewis stores in the UK as part of their National Treasures marketing campaign. We are thrilled that the project has won has won the Site Specific Professional category in the AOI World Illustration Awards 2018!

Paul Thurlby's latest book takes a tour of that iconic city New York. Seen through Paul's eyes we travel through China Town, Greenwich Village, grand avenues and the busy streets.

Paul Thurlby takes us from A for Abbey Road, through F for Foyles to Z for London Zoo in these striking illustrations. See the sights of London as never before - through the eyes of an award-winning illustrator. L is for London, published by Hodder Oct 2015

Includes numbers from Paul Thurlby's third book as published by Hodder, October 2014. From numbers one to one hundred.

Paul's collection of illustrations from his 'Wildlife' book for Templar, launched March 2013.

Thurlby's Alphabet series ia an alphabet for children like no other. In his first picture book, graphic artist Paul Thurlby presents an imaginative & witty take on the alphabet by optimising the shape of each letter. The result is a fun and intelligent alphabet from A for Awesome to Z for Zip. This is a hugely popular book which has already caused a viral phenomenen, published by Templar. Also published as a successful range of greeeting-cards for 1973.

Paul Thurlby's advertising campaign for the French Tourist Board has had strong coverage from The Guardian to the London Underground. Art directed by Ruan Milborrow, this series of images by Paul Thurlby caused a storm across a range of platforms & the graphic design world.