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Laura Liedo has put her interpretive skills to work visualizing complicated and sometimes difficult concepts for the Green European Journal. Democracy, sustainability, migration, finance and economy, climate and energy and …
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It’s a time consuming medium, but Kevin Sprouls is still producing portraits in the style he created for the WSJ that still endures at the paper today. The series you …
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It was a productive year for Richard Solomon artists. Check out all the beautiful editorial imagery and packaging produced by the group in 2023. Chris Gash The Pennsylvania Gazette
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Michael DiMilo Center for Disease Control (The CDC) Pregnant and Protected campaign.
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These portraits created by Barbara Spurll for the about page at Geocene’s website are not what you normally see in this context. They give the company a casual but sophisticated feel and signal that these …
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Antonio Javier Caparo was tasked with creating a new vintage look for Robert Luis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. He created cover art and 12 illustrations for the interior of the novel which …
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Posters, packaging, product design, branding and advertising are just some the highlights for Mendola Artists in 2023. Darling Clementine Target Holiday collection
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Renee Rhyner & Company illustrators explored new techniques and concepts in 2023. Above: Janet Allinger Paper Saint of Emulsified Meats Personal Work
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Debut produced artwork for the biggest brands on the planet, including Porsche, Dell, McDonalds, Pacifico, BMW, Sky TV, Samsung, ATT and more! Deb JJ Lee Johnnie Walker Red 2023 Lunar …
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The illustrators of RAPP|ART interpreted advertising and editorial stories for an array of clients including brands Molson and Moen, and a number of colleges and universities. Above: Valerie Chiang Builder …
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With Bloody Marie A Little History of Marie Antoinette, Sue Todd is getting a feel for the voice and style she’ll be employing in her series of graphic novels featuring women in history. …
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The latest from this super talented group of artists includes advertising, editorial, videos, posters and more. Above: Chris Labrooy Breitling watches
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Mirko Cresta had the opportunity to create the illustrations for the cover and the inside article in Lehigh Magazine on the topic of the “Interdependence between Government and Business.” Mirko visualizes …
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Elia Sampo is an Italian conceptual illustrator and graphic designer. He focuses on combining symbols, icons and other visual elements to explore new meanings. He’s interested in philosophy, semiotics and visual languages. …
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The Morgan Gaynin Group have produced cover art for Harper Collins, Random House, Hyperion, Penguin Random House and more. Above: Ale+Ale
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Richard Solomon‘s illustrators have been creating visual content for some of the biggest news organizations in the world, and more. Above: Eleni Kalorkoti Charles Schwab newsletter It’s pie season!
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Above: Crush Creative celebrates 25 years of design. Here are some of the highlights! The artists at Agency Rush are a talented bunch who have been working on a mix of large …
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Michael Crampton created this series of camping scenes for posters advertising a camp cocktail sweepstakes from Diageo liquor brands and Yeti Coolers. The sweepstakes offered a chance to win a Yeti …
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With a focus on topics like practical empathy, equitable flexibility and cooperative skill building, Laura Liedo builds a beautiful set of illustrations and gifs that capture all the ways OC Tanner …
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Eric Petersen recently collaborated with Netflix on their most recent Queue Issue to create these four scene adaptations from the new series, All the Light We Cannot See. His vintage, graphic …
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Check out the latest branding and editorial work from UK based Folio Illustration and Animation Agency.
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Italian illustrator Anna Godeassi shares her latest editorial projects for Reader’s Digest, Boston Globe, Scientific American and more. Above: Reader’s Digest Falling into Fall Represented by RAPP|ART
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Egle Plytnikaite collaborated with Rastine Cafe in Vilnius, Lithuania to create prints, postcards, window displays, and a children’s activity book about fungi and biodiversity. The collection underscores the crucial role mushrooms play …
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blindSALIDA visualizes the changes in the workplace that are coming when Babyboomers are fully retired and Generation Z has taken their place. In his editorial for HR Magazine, he’s created an opening …
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Guillermo Flores captures the spirit of Burning Man with his latest poster series, illustrating the ten principle of Burning Man. With Trees of Life as the visual theme he has created a beautiful …
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Debut Artists take on some of the biggest news stories of the day for publications like Barron’s, Foreign Affairs, the Evening Standard and more. Doug John Miller Big Magazine
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Mark Summers’ style is a classic that’s appeared in everything from editorial assignments, to packaging, to advertising. It’s based in the old technique of scratchboard to which he can add a thoroughly …
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This talented group of illustrators represented by Richard Solomon have been working on advertising and branding campaigns, publishing projects, character design and more. Above: Yulong Lii for Blancpain
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Virginia Moura is an illustrator and designer from Rio, based in Brooklyn, New York. Virginia has been involved in art from an early age, and she always enjoyed drawing characters. She …
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Check out all the fabulous new work from this unique group of illustrators with Agency Rush. Above: Crush Creative
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