Hennie Haworth was commissioned by the Evening Standard to create this map for the Belgravia in Bloom Festival in London this summer.
Check out Hennie Haworth's Illustration of New York for Galison! 1000 puzzle set!
HENNIE HAWORTH for Color Paris (Harper Collins) Available May 2016; available for pre-order on Amazon "Illustrator Hennie Haworth captures the vibrancy, atmospheric flavor, and indelible beauty of the City of Light in this delightful collection of color-in cityscapes... As charming as a retro postcard, each of Haworth’s black-and white line drawings authentically depicts a quintessentially Parisian scene down to the tiniest quirky detail."
HENNIE HAWORTH for the Royal Horticultural Society Posters for the RHS Flower Show in Tatton Park, England. This year's theme – The Great Garden Carnival!
Hennie Haworth illustrated a number of England’s more than 60 species of butterflies for presentation packaging of a series of butterfly stamps. The mixed media illustrations show butterflies at various stages development and in their natural environment, which of course means we get to see loads of Hennie’s gorgeous flowers, plants and berries all in one place! The stamp series, which released this week in the UK, can be found on the Royal Mail website.
Hennie Haworth's illustrations can be seen in recent issues of Rotman magazine. Her illustration about retaining 'high potential' employees appears in their Winter 2013 issue, while her piece about taking an 'artisan approach' to business appeared in the Fall 2012 issue. The magazine is published by the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
Hennie Haworth illustrated for Harper Collins' newly released book, The Secret Museum. For this unique book, author Molly Oldfield unearthed some of the most intriguing objects that have, until now, been hidden away in museum archives all over the world. Hennie's beautiful and intricate illustrations can be seen throughout the book that includes sixty previously unknown artifacts, from an original Gutenberg bible printed on vellum and a piece of Newton's apple tree to Dickens' letter opener and three pieces of Mars.
Hennie Haworth's illustrations can be seen on a strip of shop hoarding just off London's infamous Carnaby Street. The temporary structure features Hennie's trendy, fashion-forward artwork, hinting at the exciting new boutiques that are slated to open in the new year.