Posts from the Workbook Blog in category

Features

⌂
Category: Features

Custom Gallery: Mark Summers Has The Last Word.

Posted on

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 …

Read more

Dana Hursey’s Photo Challenge

Posted on

Dana Hursey had thought he had seen just about everything in the photo business, but he was recently challenged in way he never had before:  shoot an entire menu on …

Read more

Tim O’Brien Covers The News Of The Day.

Posted on

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.

Kate Turning At The Bacchanal

Posted on

 The Gastro Vino Festival brings together winemakers and chefs from all over Mexico to share in a three day culinary extravaganza inspired by the ancient Bacchanal.  Photographer Kate Turning brought her sense of …

Read more

Randal Ford For Crocs

Posted on

This recent shoot for Crocs checked a lot of boxes for Photographer Randal Ford. He brought his preference for bright color, classic lighting and animals (in this case some pretty adorable puppies) …

Read more

Carolina Peláez’s Flora And Fauna For Catapulta

Posted on

Carolina Peláez collaborated with Colombian Coffee company, Catapulta, to reinvent their packaging and branding.  Bursting with flora and fauna, the illustration emphasizes the brand’s appreciation for the magic of nature. See below …

Read more

How To Stand Out.

Posted on

Join us this Thursday, 13 October and gain valuable insight into how creatives make their hiring decisions. We’ll be discussing all types of  marketing outreach, e.g. email, direct mail, website,  social …

Read more

Photography Latest Additions

Posted on

Andy Mahr was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and received his BFA in Graphic Design from Colorado State University in 1994. Andy then attended The Portfolio Center and received …

Read more

Seeing Double.

Posted on

Workbook Artists are seeing double. Above: Stewart Cohen

Ian Seo For the Milken Institute Review.

Posted on

  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 …

Read more

Scott Montgomery And The Reader.

Posted on

Tired of scrolling and binging watching during the first Covid wave that gripped New York City during the winter of 2020, photographer/director Scott Montgomery began reading to his wife one evening …

Read more

Saverio Truglia At The Palos Meltdown.

Posted on

As the popularity of the sport of mountain biking grows to encompass a more diverse group of riders, photographer/director Saverio Truglia finds that there is enough mud for everyone.  An …

Read more

John Schreiner For Lowes Foods Originals

Posted on

Illustrator John Schreiner  puts his technical drawing skills to work  in order to create these blueprint style illustrations for Lowes Foods Originals. Each illustration represents the various food-to-go stations within each grocery store.  

Jill Broussard Goes Back to School.

Posted on

With summer winding down and kids preparing to return to the new school year, photographer Jill Broussard captures the struggle to settle into the school morning routine.  This family enjoys a …

Read more

Nathalie Gordon Shares Her Thoughts.

Posted on

With her latest series, photographer Nathalie Gordon reminds us that women have a voice, and continue to push back against archetypal female roles: the cowed housewife,  the harassed secretary, or women who …

Read more

Bill Mayer’s Visual Metaphors

Posted on

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 …

Read more