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Joshua Steadman of Steady Film started spending weekends hanging out in his friend Bob Ranew’s garage watching as he went about the painstaking process of modifying and rebuilding an old Honda CB650. By …
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Above: Portrait of RZA for Rolling Stone. The work of illustrator Mark Summers is not to be confused with anyone else’s. He’s elevated the technique of scratchboard that was all but …
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It’s the third national Addy for Once Films since 2010. Once Films brought home a silver from the AAF Nationals in the Cinematography Campaign category for their work on Allen Edmonds from The Artisans …
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Above: Owen Freeman Congratulations to these and all the winners in American Illustration 38!
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Workbook illustrators are all over the latest American Illustration 38. Above: BloodBros
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Everything about this imagery from Tim Tadder says fearlessness, from the subjects themselves to the way in which photographer/director Tim Tadder captures their spirit. The bold use of color and lighting in …
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There’s a depth of skill and style on display in American Illustration 38. Congratulations to these and all the winners! Image above: Victo Ngai
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This international group of illustrators was recognized for its work for the New York Times, Nautilus, and other clients by this year’s American Illustration competition. Above: Davide Bonazzi Mare …
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Workbook photo contributors were well represented in each category of the 2019 Graphis Annual. The full esthetic range of the Voorhes was awarded four golds in the the series category with Future …
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Above illustration: Paul Rogers Illustrator Juan Bernabeu imagined what hell might look like. The Balbusso sisters channeled 1930s Hollywood glamour for their work on a new volume of Atlas Shrugged and created a …
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Workbook is delighted to support The World Illustration Awards 2019! Workbook is supporting the World Illustration Awards 2019, now open for entries until January 31st, 2019. This year the WIA features an array of …
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We asked our contributors to share their best projects of 2018 with us. For some it was an opportunity to pay it forward, for others it was the level of …
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There are many stunning portraits in this year’s Graphis Photo Annual.
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Workbook contributors took home numerous awards across all categories in the 2018 Graphis Photo Annual. Many of these gold and platinum category winners are parts of series. To see more …
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Dave Moser was awarded Graphis Gold for “Vignettes,” an ongoing personal project in which he captures individuals with whom he found immediate connections and who have fascinating life stories. The images are …
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The PDN Adrenaline Awards celebrates the photographers who capture all the grit and intensity of serious athletes and adventurers. Andrew Kornylak won first place in the Action/Adventure Category for his image …
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Every year we ask our clients, “What sort of year did you have?” Did you work consistently? Were you paid reasonably for your efforts? Did the client trust you to do what you …
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In his latest personal project, Giulio Bonasera created a set of visual metaphors by utilizing the notations of man’s highest form of expression: the language of music. He’s telling us we can …
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Compared to last year, the 2017 Communication Arts Photo Annual is dominated by a gritty photojournalistic realism. Workbook photographers contributed to this trend. View more Workbook photo winners with multiple …
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Five images from The Egg Story, a series of illustrated children’s stories presented on a Hong Kong-based website for young mothers, were chosen for this year’s Communication Arts Illustration Annual.
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Communication Arts selected five of Bill Mayer’s images from the new Easton Press illustrated version of George Orwell’s Animal Farm. His perfectly anthropomorphized pigs leave no doubt who’s in charge, …
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Congratulations to all the talented illustrators whose work has been chosen to appear in this year’s Communication Arts Illustration Annual. We’ve also published complete, separate galleries for Bill Mayer and James …
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Addicted to the Glide, a short film about surfing and surfing culture by photographer/filmmaker Ryan Struck, was chosen as an official selection at the 2017 San Diego Surf Film Festival. It …
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On his way through Southern Maryland, Baltimore photographer Brian Schneider noticed something from the road and stopped to investigate. It was then and there he discovered the the Lawnmower Racers, who later became the …
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Every Other Day is an integrated public service campaign produced and photographed by Scott Van Osdol, and features a short film produced, directed and edited by The Noble Lab. It is also a personal, pro …
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As business conditions change we all adapt, and Richard Salzman knows this better than most. By the early 2000s, the rate and manner in which imagery was commissioned and consumed had changed …
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AdvertisingAge’s best B to B ad for 2016 was awarded to Andy Goodwin for his work with gyro on the John Deere’s “Building Together” campaign. Congratulations, Andy!
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If you’re looking for a life-altering culinary experience, Hawk Krall knows where to find it. His award-winning monthly “Illustrated America” column for Saveur.com is a celebration of adventurous regional cuisine found …
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We first blogged about Andy Goodwin’s Project for Northwestern University School of Law’s Center on Wrongful Convictions in June of this year. We can now congratulate him on the selection …
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