An Update from Illustrator Neil Webb
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Above: A story titled Love and Death UCObserver Neil Webb refreshed his website with work created for an impressive roster of clients here in the US and across the pond. From the New York Times …
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Above: A story titled Love and Death UCObserver Neil Webb refreshed his website with work created for an impressive roster of clients here in the US and across the pond. From the New York Times …
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The 2019 spring edition of Workbook includes an exciting new feature: MOTION! Go to the new Animation section or Motion/Director section in both the print and online versions to see what …
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Above: Gabrielle Revere Here’s our picks for April.
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How did you become involved with motion/ directing/ animation? Please describe your journey. I got involved with animation when I was approached to help create and supply illustrations for the ESPN College Gameday animation for tv commercials. What …
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Davide Bonazzi is a busy illustrator, and now animator, creating promotional animation for Brandman University/Vitro Agency, Unesco WWAP, and Gatorade, to name a few. Listen as he tells us why …
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Blindsalida brings his graphic illustration to life in these new GIFS and animations created for Sublime Skins and French clients Pot Commun and SNCF.
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Thodoris Tibilis is busy creating characters for clients in Europe and America from his studio in Athens.
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Above: Hopkins Bloomberg For Public Health Illustrator Anna Godeassi recently sent us a selection of her most recent projects. She’s been working for Bloomberg, the New York Times, Marie Claire Italy, as …
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His first year out of art school, Marc Phares got a job creating storyboards, hundreds and hundreds of them. From there it was a natural progression to animatics and motion …
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Above: Mark Ward Here’s our editor’s Picks for March.
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See more images below, but see the full breadth of the work Jim does, by checking out his website.
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The illustrators at the Hedge group sent us some of their favorite Valentine’s Day imagery. Above: Marjorie Muns
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Above: Eoin Coveney: Selection of work from 2018 including illustrations for Eurotimes, Risk magazine, Webcomic for PBS and Westminster Collection. London-based NB Illustration had a busy year producing work for varied editorial and …
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Above: Martin Luther King by Sean McCabe for The New Republic Here’s a taste of all the ways to approach the art of the portrait. To see even more great …
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Jason Seiler’s work graces the latest cover of TIME magazine. The cover, as reported by AdAge, depicts the current standoff in the US Government. AdAge reports that the cover received a …
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Above: Carlo Stanga from his latest award winning book series I Am The City for Moleskin. Morgan Gaynin represents some of the best know illustrators working today. Here are some of …
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Above: Politico Magazine cover by Tracie Ching London-based Debut Artists are a talented and diverse group of image makers. Here are some of their favorite projects from 2018.
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Above: Rob Rey Clearly, winter’s not all bad.
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We asked our contributors to share their best projects of 2018 with us. We’ll continue to share more of the best from 2018, so follow us on Instagram!
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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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Mendola Artists created a fun, engaging, four-day takeover of our Instagram feed (Oct. 31-Nov. 3). Follow us to see more great work from the best illustrators working today. The challenge for Cece …
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Above: Ken Orvidas Check out Editor’s picks for November.
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Benedetto Cristofani illustrates a series of pink and blue images for a recent article in the the Economist that asks “Who decides your gender? Campaigners say that only individuals can …
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Tom Cocotos began communicating visually before he could speak, and his primary method even then was collage, an art form that is both simple and sophisticated. Collage is like a visual …
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Hugh Syme was recently asked by Hagerty, “the magazine for people who love cars,” to imagine the future of the automobile. He brought all his skill and imagination as …
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Illustrators capture creatures big and small in all of nature’s diversity.
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This series of four images was completed by Rocco Baviera for the current issue of Trends Quarterly. The topic: “The Future of Fundraising.” Issues discussed in the article include the shift towards …
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Kyle Webster is undoubtedly a talented artist with a thriving career in the advertising and editorial world. But in March of 2016 he found himself negotiating a deal with the help …
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