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On this episode, we’re joined by Artist agents Tim Mendola (Mendola Artists) and Jodie Hein (Rapp|Art) to talk about animation and illustration in 2022. In this first part, Tim and …
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Working with ad agency VMLY&R, Matthew Turley shot this beautiful imagery for agriculture client BASF.
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Sara Mulvanny celebrates the Queen’s seventy-year reign with the publication of Great Elizabethans, a book she illustrated inside and out. It celebrates twenty-five amazing Britons and the contributions they’ve made to British …
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Carolyn Ridsdale helps bid farewell to fourteen shows that left their mark with her spread for Vanity Fair. Her distinctive, playful collage style enabled her to bring cast members of some …
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Dave Merwin is currently building web applications and blockchain solutions for companies around the world and serves as Executive Sponsor and Production Strategist at DEPT Agency. We’re picking up right where we …
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Artists with heflinreps: work in a beautiful range of styles and techniques. Follow them on Instagram to keep up with their latest work. Above: Cat O’Neil Financial Times weekend edition For a …
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The New York Times, Washington Post and Boston Globe are just a few of the many editorial clients Rapp Artists have been working with lately. Taylor Callery New York Times Illustration for article about Tom Cruise, …
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Photographer Thomas Chadwick’s latest personal project follows pro soccer player for the Chicago Redstars, Arin Wright, as she balances her life on and off the field. With the dramatic disparity in …
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The New Workbook Digital Experience Edition offers creatives a quick overview of hundreds of artists’ work in a new dynamic setting. See all the inventive ways artists are presenting their latest work …
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Daniel Hertzberg was commissioned to illustrate the cover and interior series for Education Week. This issue highlights and discusses the importance of having quality technology accessible to students. He visualizes topics …
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What is it about carnivals that makes them such an endless source of interesting subject matter? Photographer Brian Carlson began working on his carnival series ten years ago and says, “The …
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Noel Hendrickson’s shoot for the luxury train service Rocky Mountaineer was a massive project that spanned a period of three years. Spotty cell service, restricted use of helicopters, the banning of drones, …
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“For me, the beach is home,” says photographer Shaun Fenn. “I’m very comfortable on the beach, as was our client, Shoo for Good. We did our homework upfront, which allowed everyone to be …
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The award-winning photographers of the Doug Truppe Group are telling impactful stories for their clients and exploring new ground for themselves. Follow them on IG.
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When a brand is looking to create a sense of history and authenticity, illustrator, Steven Noble will create it. It’s why his line art, scratchboard, scraperboard, woodcuts, and engravings appear on thousands of multinational …
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Award-winning Italian illustrator Ivan Canu’s style is a perfect balance of bold graphics and a sophisticated use of color. He has an international roster of clients including the New York Times Review of …
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The Hadza is an ancient and remote tribe that still retains its 40,000-year-old culture and traditions of hunting and gathering. Archaeologists believe that people very much like the Hadza have lived …
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Loe Lee partnered with UNIQLO to create an exclusive UTme collection with UNIQLO (USA). The UTme experience allows consumers to purchase and print designs on-demand at UNIQLO flagship stores. Their theme …
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Mendola Artists display their expertise at branding and edtorial with this latest update. To see more go to their projects page. Above: Luis Pinto Mariachi Entertainment System
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Randal Ford’s involvement extended into every aspect of this recent shoot for Foster Grant. As is often the case, Randal and his team were involved in refining the aesthetics of …
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Thomas Hayman Above: Story on climate change and the effect it might have on our homes
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Photographer Lupin Hammock loves a challenge. So when Brian from SLATE, a SF-based design studio explained what he was looking for, Lupine was all in. The concept was a re-brand for …
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Swiss artist Fredinko applies his colorful graphic work to posters, buses, murals, and more. Above: Artwork about Spanish culture for the Spanish Stock Exchange
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Natalie Faye and the creative team for Doner LA headed to downtown Los Angeles recently to create the “Be An Outsider In the City” campaign for LL Bean. They shot …
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Mark Smith Business Traveller magazine
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Photographer Annabelle Breakey brings her sense of fun to this latest shoot for Tazo Teas. Her saturated and complimentary color studies are beautiful product environments that contain just a dash of movement. Annabelle worked closely …
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The latest project of photographer John Haynes took him to Wisconsin, where cheese is a bit of an obsession. He profiled twenty-seven different cheesemakers across the state, for the Dairy Farmers of …
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Denise Gallagher’s latest series created for Cricket Media’s Faces magazine is based on the Iroquois legend, The Robin’s Red Breast. It tells the story of how the robin helps a young hunter conquer his fear and fire, and in so doing, …
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Megumi Bacher is lifestyle photographer who currently lives and works in Los Angeles and specializes in children. Originally from Japan, she moved to LA to study photography, fell in love with the …
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