Ellie Foreman-Peck

Illustrator

[Financial Times @FT]

British politics gets religion https://t.co/aU8uLacLg8

[Financial Times @FT]

A warning shot to our tech overlords https://t.co/ziWsTPNtEZ | opinion

[Financial Times @FT]

Brain-dead Labour retreats to its comfort zone: campaigning https://t.co/SbDlR3iRst | opinion

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

On the 75th anniversary of Communist China, Xi Jinping worries about how long-lived his party’s rule will be https://t.co/AJ5MvGekRL

Illustration: Ellie Foreman-Peck

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

“War with the Newts” has been praised for its depiction of 20th-century humans’ hubris and greed. It may someday end up being remembered for its understanding of 21st-century machines https://t.co/uTvw4dNkIU 👇

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

In its courtship of business, Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party promises stability and growth. But Britain’s bosses have worries—and rightly so https://t.co/uVLhWb3uV0

[@senetmagazine @senetmagazine]

ICYMI: Issue 14 is out now! Featuring an exclusive interview with David Thompson, co-creator of the Undaunted series! (Interview by @DustyTulip_, illustration by @EllieFP.) Go to https://t.co/DEvFXVxaxy to order your copy. #boardgamesarebeautiful
@djackthompson @ospreygames

[robert shrimsley @robertshrimsley]

Labour strategists fear that Conservatives are parking a number of issues in the file marked “another party’s problem”. One such toxic parcel is the brewing financial crisis in UK higher education.

Politics is failing britian's universities
https://t.co/mMQjgLVqTA

[robert shrimsley @robertshrimsley]

Starmer intends to be far more transformational than his reassuring rhetoric lets on.

Why Starmer will not tread lightly on voters’ lives https://t.co/pghpgGHeWt via @ft

[Financial Times @FT]

The Conservatives cannot get off the immigration hook https://t.co/0FsZ9Wev1Q

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

It is hard to see how the party of Donald Trump resembles the party of George W. Bush just two decades ago. Here’s how the GOP went from isolationism to internationalism and back again https://t.co/35Ut8UlSiQ

Image: Ellie Foreman-Peck

[Jonathan Derbyshire @Jderbyshire]

No punches pulled in this by @stephenkb
https://t.co/ZtMjLV8kD1

[robert shrimsley @robertshrimsley]

Special shout-out to the brilliant @EllieFP for this wonderful After Lowry illustration.

The world is facing two industrial revolutions, one powered by artificial intelligence, the other by clean energy.

https://t.co/dc6jQQ5IkM

[Tim Bale @ProfTimBale]

Great piece by @robertshrimsley - and an equally great illustration by the super-talented @EllieFP 1/2 https://t.co/Q7HHmd3kbN

[robert shrimsley @robertshrimsley]

Just want to tweet this again to show off the wonderful illustration by @EllieFP

Low taxes cannot be the core Conservative mission https://t.co/gal96bcpdC

[John Macneill 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 == @JohnMacneill2]

I won't be the first or the last to post this, I'm sure
© Ellie Foreman-Peck

[Tony Tassell @TonyTassell]

love this illustration by @EllieFP for a very good column by @brookeamasters on how new retail trading and betting products blur the lines between gambling and investing https://t.co/LgaY2fVBIT

[Idler @idler]

The forthcoming Idler issue is at the printer! Released around 30 June, this is a sneak preview of the cover. Illustration by Ellie Foreman-Peck.

Become a subscriber or pick up a copy from any UK bookshop, and select WHSmiths, Waitrose and Booths.

https://t.co/xqfuGSnVdw

[Ellie Foreman-Peck @EllieFP]

"For Boris Johnson, the party really may be over this time."
Latest illustration for the FT

[Tony Tassell @TonyTassell]

quite the image by @EllieFP for @robertshrimsley's column on how Tories need to find a new project or be defined by the constant errors https://t.co/DY0chFZeDf