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Paul Oakley
Clients: Abelson Taylor, Bookspan, Brides Magazine, Harlequin Books, Harper Collins, Harrison & Star, Kym Abrams Design, Lucky, New York University, Penguin Group, Self Magazine, Soho Publishing, Teen People, Vibe Magazine
Bio: Paul Oakley’s illustration sits somewhere between fantasy and modern urban living. The graphic impact and elegant simplicity of his figurative work, not to mention his versatility, ensure a Global audience in sectors across the board. The worlds of fashion, technology, music, advertising and publishing all find a place for Oakley’s visual confectionary.
Likened at times in aesthetic terms, to the Fine Artist, Gary Hume, he also has made some headway in the gallery world, taking part in several group shows in London, Los Angeles and New York.
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