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The Latest from Agency Rush

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  U.K. Agency Rush represents an international roster of talented artists.   Above: Pinky Vision’s psychedelic lettering and illustrations are a great way to grab attention for advertising and packaging projects.

Creative Update from Salzman International

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The illustrators and animators from Salzman International  bring their visual interpretations to a varied array of projects for clients worldwide. Above: Ivan Canu  L’Espresso Art Usage in Public  Museums.

Latest Projects from IllustrationX

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This is only a small sampling of what UK-based IllustrationX has to offer. They are currently working on publishing projects, packaging, branding, editorial, and more. Above: Grace Lanksbury  BNY Mellon

Jing Jing Tsong

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Jing Jing Tsong’s illustrations are rich and vibrant and full of texture that she achieves through a combination of printmaking and digital collage and clearly evoke the lush environment in which the story …

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Rapp Artists’ Latest Editorial Projects

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Rapp Artists have been working for the New York Times a lot, as well as National Geographic, Scientific American, Reader’s Digest, the Boston Globe, and more. Above: Richard Mia was commissioned …

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Illustration Latest Additions

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Be sure to click through to the site to see how many of these artists have worked to animate their imagery. Above: Jane Saunders

Latest Projects From Mendola Artists

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Mendola Artists have been working on branding, packaging, advertising, editorial and book covers for clients all over the world.  Here’s just a small sample of the caliber of Mendola Artists …

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Pastiche from Solomon Artists

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Pastiche: an artistic work in a style that imitates that of another work, artist, or period. The latest promotion from Richard Solomon Artists includes a variety of takes on iconic imagery …

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Women Illustrating Women

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The women represented by  Morgan Gaynin Inc. celebrate National Women’s month with a series portraits of women and girls. Gaby D’Alessandro

Latest Projects from Salzman International

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Illustrators add depth to the biggest stories of day and pursue personal imagery to add to their portfolios. Above: Guilio Bonasera New York magazine + Visible,             …

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The Illustrated Portrait

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Workbook illustrators offer their clients endless ways to capture their subjects. Above: Tim O’Brien August Wilson/USPS

InFocus Illustrated Portraits

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Workbook illustrators offer endless stylistic choices in order to uniquely capture their subjects. Sean McCabe  Joe Biden/Rolling Stone

Avalon Nuovo Shares Her Latest Work

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Originally from Los Angeles, and now living in Amsterdam, Avalon Nuovo creates imagery for clients internationally. Among her editorial clients are the New York Times, NPR, We Present, and TED, as …

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Veronica Lawlor for Canson Paper

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  Canson is a top quality artists’ paper producer, so when artist Veronica Lawlor received a call from them asking her to create illustrations for their new Artist Series pad …

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Nigel Buchanan Re-imagines “The Kiss”

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Illustrator Nigel Buchanan found inspiration for his latest campaign for Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) in an iconic image that appears on the east side of what is now left of the Berlin Wall. Known …

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Rapp Artists’ Latest Projects

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Check out Rapp Artists’ work already published in 2021 for the New York Times, Deloitte, Princeton University, and others. Above: Jeffrey Smith, Road and Track magazine

Elizabeth Rosen’s Assembled Illustrations

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Illustrator Elizabeth Rosen works in a variety of mediums, but with her assemblages she arranges, glues, carves, and paints a selection of mostly found objects that come together to form a complete iconic whole.

Illustration Latest Additions

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Coming from a family of architects and engineers, Fredinko has a some «Escher» inside: areas on his canvas tend to be divided up as regularly as possible without empty spaces – his sustainable way …

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