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Artists from the Solomon Group created advertising imagery for high-profile brands such as Mercedes, Microsoft, Sherwin Williams, Pop TV, and KFC, and editorial imagery for the Wall Street Journal, Timber …
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We asked our contributors to show us their favorite projects of 2019. Personal projects, product shoots, and motion are just some they named. Image Above: Kimberly Wright “My favorite project …
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Sometimes it’s a job well done on time, an appreciative client, Â or fulfilling on a creative level that makes a job our best. Â For the photographers below, it’s all …
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Andi Elloway’s project was with a new creative agency (CHAMP!) and their client Uber Eats. The creatives at CHAMP! proposed collaborating with four different artists/illustrators to design new delivery bags …
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The Fiero Initiative was established with a mission to make games that generate a feeling of “Fiero” in players.  âFieroâ â possibly the most primal emotional rush we can experience. Fiero is the …
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Image above:  Claudi Kessels For this group of exceptionally talented artists, being illustrators is all above expressing ideas, capturing a time and place, and much more. There are posters, packaging, and editorial for …
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The artists with the David Goldman Agency were busy with projects ranging from their first-ever private commission, to doubling up as both illustrators and editorial writers. Image Above: Aad Goudappel
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The dancers of the Richmond Ballet Company float literally and figuratively in the Ballet in the River series of photo illustrations created by Alice Blue. Small artistic details transform the exquisite …
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Workbook directors continued to explore their storytelling skills for clients and themselves. They share the collaborative nature of telling a story while working for their clients and also where the …
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The artists of ETCcreative explored new work on their own and created great imagery for their clients. They made beautifully styled food and cocktails, hilarious moments with man’s best friend, stunning, …
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Adding new work to a portfolio is vital for a sustained and successful career in photography. Creative buyers love looking at personal projects, and so do we. It’s a window into …
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Sally Heflin shared just some of her illustrators’ most interesting assignments and had this to say about 2019: “Illustration artists are applied artists, and what strikes me most about this body of …
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Heather Elder wraps up 2019 with her 38th episode of Dear Art Producer in which she interviews Leo Burnett senior producer, Michael Bilbrey. With a 28-year career as a producer …
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Some of Debut Artists favorite 2019 projects were heavy on CGI and fantasy/sci fi.  Chris Labrooy created this sleek modern image for the new Porsche Taycan display at the LA Auto …
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Our contributing photographers and directors worked for a diverse client base this year. They also spent a good amount of time exploring new ideas and adding imagery to their portfolios in …
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Every year Golf Digest sends an artist to create a series called “First Impressions” based on the artistâs first experience at the Masters Tournament. It is the most famous of the …
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From the jungles of Hawaii, to the Rockies Mountains, to New York City, Workbook has top-notch production services who are working for big names like Kia Motors, Anthropologie, Timberland, …
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Mark  Stutzman had  hand-painted one mural and swore he would never do it again. So when a new assignment entailing five murals came his way, he assumed he would create original art …
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Sue Tallon is an-award winning photographer with a pretty awesome breadth of style. Take a look at her website, and you’ll see everything from “Icons on White,” Â the “Bold and …
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Brian Sorg‘s latest campaign for Goose Island has an  authentically relaxed feel perfect for a campaign about a group of friends getting together over some beers. It all comes together with great …
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Here’s just a sampling of some of the great new photo imagery uploaded to Workbook.com this week. Above:Â Shane Lopes
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Workbook is excited to sponsor this panel discussion, where we’ll delve into how to maximize your print, digital, and in-person interaction with creative buyers.  West Coast sales representative Heidi Goverman will …
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âThese days itâs harder and harder for individual photographers to secure a book showing at advertising agencies,â says The Group member David Zaitz. âWeâve banded together a diverse group of …
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This was the not the first time Jason Lindsey worked with this creative team, so when he saw the original sketch for photographing the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, …
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Above: Â Iain Macarthur
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The distinct look of the creative team of Ransom & Mitchell is part technical mastery and part magical realism. Their latest work for Nexium is a junk food fantasy in which …
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The genesis of these two short videos by photographer Zave Smith was a talk  he recently gave at Design Brew, a meetup location for artists in Philadelphia. Zave told us that it …
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Maybe you are an illustrator who is at the beginning of your career, struggling to make a name for yourself or an established professional looking to take your career in …
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There’s no better choice than the use of black-and-white/monotone when it comes to capturing the beauty of these athletes in motion. The contrast in these beautifully lit images by Paul …
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