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An illustration of a person in a blue T-shirt and trousers using a mop to clean a grey, textured floor. The mop leaves behind a swirling white line that spells out the word “cantor”.

Cracking updates from illustration favourite Luke Best

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Date
28 June 2012

We can’t really say much more about Luke Best than we already have. His work has been featured on the site repeatedly over the years either on its own, as part of Peepshow Collective, or for a whole host of other projects on which he’s collaborated. Why is this? Well, we think he’s bloody marvellous, and a massive update of work over on his agency Heart’s website proves we’re right. And the great thing is he’s only getting better, so expect this tradition of regular Luke Best posts to continue.

An illustration of a person in a dark suit standing on a white mountain peak. They look towards a taller, blue peak topped with a single yellow tree.
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Luke Best: Updates

A collage of a giant, cracked white egg resting in a nest of grey branches against a deep blue background. Two small figures in white tops and red trousers look on, one kneeling in prayer and another leaning forward.
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Luke Best: Updates

A collage of a person in a blue checked suit walking across a blue background. They hold up a piece of paper that reads “HOW TO SUCCEED”. A person on a bicycle and a red fire hydrant appear as smaller elements in the scene.
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Luke Best: Updates

An illustration of two blue figures in a dimly lit bedroom. One person sleeps under a duvet while the other sits on the edge of the bed, working on a laptop.
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Luke Best: Updates

An illustration of a surreal landscape filled with winding green vines, grey boulders and fluffy white clouds. Figures move through the scene, including a person picking red berries and another sitting on a high ledge.
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Luke Best: Updates

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About the Author

James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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