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Biography
Paul Stuart Thurlby (born in Nottingham England) is a London based illustrator, and has been a regular illustrator for the Guardian newspaper since he started full-time illustration work in 2006.
Paul's clients include The New Yorker The Guardian, Templar Publishing, Warner/Chappell, Tate Enterprises, French Tourist Board, Native Communications (Lyon), It’s Nice That, Milou-Dufay (Paris), Dentsu London, USA Today, Vanity Fair, Orange UK, Nineteen Seventy Three Limited, The Times, Castor & Pollux, Brighton, The Independent, Indianapolis Monthly, Ace Tennis, Runner’s World, The Bank of England, John Brown Group, Wired, Which?, Reader’s Digest, Men’s Fitness, The Big Issue.
Paul Thurlby's Alphabet
His originality and vision has provided the public with a new take on the very familiar Alphabet Book. Many of these reviews describe Paul Thurlby's Alphabet book, as "Highly Collectable" and describe Paul Thurlby as a "Unique Artist"
India Knight (author and Sunday Times columnist), described Paul Thurby's Alphabet as "so ludicrously beautiful"
Hot Brands And Cool Places described his book as stunning, with wonderful design.
The Alphabet was initially started as limited edition prints. The book is now published throughout the world, from the USA, Australia and the UK as a hardback book, and Postcards selling in such places as Paul Smith London, and the Tate Modern.