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Kirsten Ulve collaborated with Moderna on storyboards and illustrations for an animation explaining how the Spikevax Coronavirus vaccine’s mRNA technology works. The use of illustration and animation in this case gives …
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The creative crew at Alice Blue has created a unique cast of characters for their new reel. A DJ mouse, an angry tomato, a dismayed lemon and more. Each with …
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Jessie Lin‘s work is featured in Target’s recently launched Heyday line of products, which aims to celebrate art and self-expression in tech. The Heyday Jessie Lin collection includes phone cases, chargers, and …
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Luis Pinto worked with Amazon Music on designs for their Hispanic Heritage Month campaign. They created a “Game Changers” playlist of Hispanic musicians who reshaped the world, and Luis’ illustrated …
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Andy Dearwater is an illustrator based in Houston, Texas. Previously, he was an illustrator and designer at Lowell Williams Design, where he contributed on projects for Gerald Hines Interest, McGuire Thomas …
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Virginia Mori has created some creepy stories and characters for the Washington Post, 5280 Magazine and Virginia Living. They have an unsettling quality to them reminiscent of Edward Gorey whose …
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Workbook artists are all over the 2022 Communication Arts Illustration Annual. Above: Stephan Schmitz
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Giulio Bonasera’s illustrations for this article on leadership for the University of Baltimore Magazine coalesce the core aspects of good leadership and the positive impact it can have. At the core: effective communication …
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Award-winning artist Mark Summers has created every portrait for the Rolling Stone recurring feature called “The Last Word” which appears on the last page of every issue. After a ten year run he …
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Award winning artist Tim O’Brien has been illuminating the headlines with his portraits of newsmakers, past and present, as well as iconic images that represent the biggest challenges we face.
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Illustrator Ian Seo employs a graphic novel style to show us the current state of global finance in this series of images for the Milken Institute Review. HIs style is a perfect fit …
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Editorial prompts and headlines were the spark for the visual metaphors Bill Mayer recently created for Plan Adviser. “Navigating a volatile storm,” “Danger lurking below” and “Trying to find stability”were the …
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With a beautiful pallet of deep blues and black, James Boast creates a series of images for Diablo Magazine that represent the five best ways to explore the Bay Area after dark.
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The artists with Richard Solomon know the power of repetitive visual patterns. Above: Daren Lin
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Illustrator Tim O’Brien has been covering the biggest stories in the news for Time Magazine, Der Spiegel, Stern, Smithsonian Magazine, GQ, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic Monthly, Esquire, New York Magazine, The New …
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If you live in Dallas, you may have been lucky enough to catch one of the brilliant displays on the digital media wall at AT&T Discovery District. Working with design/architectural …
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The award winning artists of Salzman International represent a stylistically diverse pool of talent committed to the visual expression of ideas. Joey Guidone Internazionale Magazine Message From Marx
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Agency Rush artists has been busy on editorial projects for the Guardian and the Los Angeles times; advertising imagery for McDonalds and Dr. Martens and more. Above: Thomas Hayman Official Dr.Martens boutique …
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Eglé Plytnikaité was commissioned by Informa to create a series of illustrations for their new campaign Inside Organics, which promotes the benefits of buying organic. As Inside Organics states: “From being …
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The deep connection to nature the children in two new books illustrated by Josee Bisaillon called Whirl and Martin and the River is a great reminder that being open to exploring the natural world enriches …
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Richard Solomon illustrators imagine the perfect vacation for themselves and their clients. Above: Yulong Li
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Michael Meister’s GIFs each move in a way that reflects the image and enhances the story it conveys. Some are subtle as with the man who just wants to think, or more charged, …
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Find inspiration in these illustrators’ projects from holidays past. Above: Kirsten Ulve Pringles
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Illustrator Anna Godeassi adds depth to a variety of editorial and publishing projects with her colorful, textured imagery imagery. Above: CJON Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing Cover
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Illustrator Luisa Jung was commissioned by Dr. Alberto Espay and Benjamin Stecher to illustrate the cover and 15 chapters of their book: Brain Fables: The Hidden History of Neurodegenerative Diseases …
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Fatinha Ramos is an award-winning Antwerp-based illustrator and visual artist originally from Portugal. After working in art direction and design for twelve years, she took a giant leap and followed …
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Kimberly Morris Deseret Magazine “How Parents Can Do (a lot) Less and Enjoy Their Children More”
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Nothing says summer more than a big outdoor music festival and Ben The Illustrator‘s colorful, graphic style conveys the spirit of these events being held all over the UK this summer.
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Illustrator Julia Kerschbaumer received honorable mentions at the latest 3X3 Illustration No.19, for three of her illustration projects. Her Music ABC is an ongoing personal project in which she illustrates …
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Christina Chung Chung/Chaisson FACE OFF! In creating each version of the FACE OFF! e-blast series Elena Maeve Conti of Richard Solomon Artist Representative prompts us to engage with two artists each time, in order …
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