Portrait Artist
Paul Ryding – Cyclist magazine
Is It Time To Forgive Lance? New portrait by Paul Ryding for the August issue of Cyclist magazine.
Paul Ryding – Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Paul Ryding created this portrait as a tribute to Charles Rennie Mackintosh after a disastrous second fire engulfed the iconic Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art.
Paul Ryding: Foreign Policy
Paul’s illustration of colourful hedge-fund manager Angelo Calvello for Foreign Policy.
Paul Ryding: The Irish Times portraits
Paul created a series of portraits for The Irish Times highlighting ‘business person of the year’ nominees ahead of next year’s KPMG Awards ceremony.
Paul Ryding: Jeffrey Tambor – Hemispheres Magazine
Paul Ryding’s portrait of Jeffrey Tambor for the May issue of Hemispheres Magazine.
Paul Ryding: Economia Magazine – Brexit negotiators
Paul Ryding’s portrait skills were called upon by Economia Magazine to illustrate their recent interview with two sides of Brexit negotiators, Michel Barnier and David Davis.
Paul Ryding – 100 Year of Erskine
Paul Ryding illustrated this recent ‘100 Years of Erskine’ poster campaign.
Paul Ryding – Santander campaign
Santander commissioned Paul Ryding to illustrate a series of corporate portraits and graphic elements for a Fortune magazine advertising campaign. The first cover wrap features Vince Belcastro, Managing Director/Group Head Corporate Equipment Finance at Santander Bank.
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Geraldine Sy: Ameenah Gurib & Sylvia Earle Portraits
Geraldine Sy has illustrated these eye catching portraits of Ameenah Gurib, the president of Mauritius and Sylvia Earle, an American marine biologist, explorer, author, and lecturer. The portraits feature in the book “Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls” – a children’s book that reinvents fairy tales, inspiring girls with the stories of 100 great women from Elizabeth I to Serena Williams.
Paul Ryding: George Saunders / Sharp Magazine
Another stunning portrait by Paul Ryding, this time George Saunders for Sharp Magazine’s November issue.
