Best Of 2018: Rapp Art
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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 …
Jason Seiler’s TIME Cover Gets Animated
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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 …
The Best of Morgan Gaynin 2018
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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 …
The Best of Debut Artists 2018
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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.
Solomon Artists Capture the Best of Winter
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Above: Rob Rey Clearly, winter’s not all bad.
Illustration and Animation: Workbook’s Best of 2018
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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!
Photography and Motion Capture: Workbook’s Best of 2018
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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 …
Mendola Artists Give Our Followers a Look at All the Creativity Behind the Business of Illustration
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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 …
November Editor’s Picks
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Above: Ken Orvidas Check out Editor’s picks for November.
Benedetto Cristofani Illustrates for The Economist
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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 …
Tom Cocotos and the Fine Art of Collage
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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 …
Hugh Syme Imagines the Future of the Car
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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 …
An Illustrated Earth Day
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Illustrators capture creatures big and small in all of nature’s diversity.
The Latest from Rocco Baviera
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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 …
Kyle Webster: Artist and Innovator
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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 …
April Editor’s Picks
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Richard Borge Nails the Story on IBM with These Iconic Illustrations and GIFs
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Richard Borge takes these simple icons from the early days of computing technology when IBM was the undisputed leader and gives them a starker new meaning for the competitive age in which …
Spring is Here!
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James Yang’s Bus! Stop! is the Top Pick by NYT Book Review
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Hundreds of children’s books are published this time of year, so when the New York Times Book Review names your book their top pick, it’s a big deal! The story …
Workbook x Grafolio
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Workbook is pleased to announce its latest promotional collaboration with Grafolio, the leading online platform showcasing creativity throughout Asia. Workbook is teaming up with Grafolio to offer the opportunity to …
Megan Piontkowski Imagines Some New Faces for American Currency
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The decision is made: Harriet Tubman will appear on the $20 bill (Andrew Jackson will move to the back), but the US has five other denominations, and Megan Piontkowski imagines new …
Latest Additions: Illustration and Animation
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Check out the terrific new illustrators and animators who’ve joined Workbook.
Portraits in Black History
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Latest Additions to Workbook from Central Illustration
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The Central Illustration Agency has some great new portfolio additions now up on the site.
Richard Mia Illustrates “What It’s Like to…”
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Richard Mia illustrated ten extraordinary personal stories from Rotary Club members worldwide for the January issue of the Rotarian magazine. The headline for each individual story is the completion of the …
Workbook Turns 40
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Workbook turns 40 this year and there’s a lot to celebrate! As Richard Borge shows us, technology has given artists and their clients new ways to express ideas that not long …
Best Jobs of the Year from Lindgren and Smith
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Illustrators from the Lindgren and Smith Group shared their favorite jobs from 2017 with us. Some assignments were high-profile advertising and packaging and New York Times editorials, while others were …
Latest Editorials from Benedetto Cristofani
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Benedetto Cristofani tackled some lighter faire recently…you know, the unconscious, international relations, terrorism, and the multi-million dollar contract. He created a spot-on visual for each topic; it’s why he continually works for …
Best Projects of 2017 from the Richard Solomon Group
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Each one of the artists in the Solomon Group is called upon to visually interpret complex concepts, brand products, and tell stories with his or her own signature style. From …
Owen Freeman and the Concept of Do-It-Yourself Evolution
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Scientists used to think humans stopped evolving long ago. But recent scientific breakthroughs in human biology show that we humans are in a constant state of evolution. Owen Freeman‘s illustrations for the National Geographic …
