At the beginning of 2021, Bobbi’s Giraffe illustration was used on the front cover of the British Journal of Psychiatry.

Giulia’s crab illustration, created during the first lockdown of 2020, was chosen by Lush to feature on 25,000 of their knot wraps. Is Giulia proud that her art can now be seen across the globe? Crabsolutely!

In 2020 Artbox worked with a team of designers at the Hoxton Hotel to frame and hang 64 fun and quirky artworks by Ashley that can now be seen on the bedroom walls of this cool Central London design hotel.

In 2020 the director and office manager chose a selection of artwork when visiting the studio and after Artbox provided the framed works, two of the artists visited staff at the offices to see their work and share their thoughts.

‘May your dishes be merry and dry’: Redstone purchased work by Artbox artist Anna to use as designs for tea towels, which were given to their corporate clients as a Christmas gift.

They say not to judge a book by its cover but in this case DO. It’s a fantastic book with a cover to match!

As part of a refurbishment project of a large practice on Wimpole Street, Artbox provided a number of large framed abstract pieces to create a colourful but calm space for their patients and staff.

Staff in the art department at Facebook chose three designs from Artbox artists that they then turned into Valentine’s cards. These cards were given out to 2000 employees at their offices in Dublin, London, Paris, Tel Aviv, Singapore and Stockholm.