One Thing I Know is a collection of articles written and illustrated by over forty creative leaders, from the more established to niche start-ups, in order to share the knowledge gained from running a creative business with the next generation of creative entrepreneurs.
It is published by Creative England, designed by Fiasco Design, and available to order here: http://www.onethingiknow.co.uk/book/

Photos above by Fiasco Design, Illustration in featured spread by Little Whale Studio

Below a few more of my favorite illustrations:

Left: Jordan Carter, right: Tom Redfern

Left: Sneaky Raccoon, right: Slumber Bean

Two Room Apartment by Niv Sheinfeld & Oren Laor, an intriguing performance and a reconstruction of Nir Ben Gal and Liat Dror’s iconic work from 1987.
Illustration based on original work publicity photo by Ruth Gwily, design by Kobi Franco

Haachim and Casino San Remo’s Independence Day party with Israeli sixths prime minister Menachem Begin as a casino player, ooooh

Donkey Eats Orange theatre play

(apologies for not crediting designers/ illustrators, couldn’t find who they are!)

It was designed by Sumo, based in Newcastle upon Tyne, and on their website they explain the idea behind the design:

The “Death to Death…” exhibition identity is intended to engage potential visitors. It invites them to interact with the design in a similar way they will navigate around the exhibition itself: at first seeing elements which could be perceived as jumbled and confused, and then looking further, creating pairings and making connections, eventually understanding the complete picture.
There is also a practical side to the design solution – because there was no one artwork image that could be used to justifiably sum up the complete story of the exhibition, it was decided that a purely typographic route was the best way to circumnavigate this problem whilst simultaneously making a virtue out of the long and potentially difficult to use exhibition title.

All images above by Sumo