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Anna Godeassi’s Latest Projects

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Italian illustrator Anna Godeassi brings a visual sophistication to her work for many of the world’s most prominent publishers such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston …

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Chris Ryan of Once Films

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Chris Ryan of Once Films has built a career doing what he loves. For him, that means being part of a community and being able to tell its story at the same …

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Eloqui Collaborates to Launch Mountain Meadow Hemp

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Now that it is legal to grow hemp in the U.S., Darryl and Haeli, owners of Meadow Mountain Hemp, have big plans that involve their family farm and the agricultural community of the Appalachian Mountains …

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Greg Manchess Teams Up with NASA and SpaceX

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A few chance meetings with a real astronaut at genre-type conventions like World Fantasy Con and World Con gave illustrator Greg Manchess the opportunity to create the logo patch for the …

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Lisa Sheehan Blends the Word with the Image

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Lisa Sheehan‘s type solutions can involve fur, neon, and anything edible. They drip, float, and glow. It’s some of the most inventive use of typography and 3-D modeling out there, and …

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Dan Goldberg’s Quarantine Still Life

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When shelter-in-place orders were issued, photographer Dan Goldberg turned to the slow and calming process of shooting still life to calm his nerves.  He rummaged through the cabinets in his …

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Brian Sorg’s Dogs and Their Humans

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Photographer Brian Sorg’s images of dogs and their humans are a great reminder of all that dogs give us.  Emotional support, healing, and a good laugh are just some of the …

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Illustration Editor’s Picks

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Workbook artists upload hundreds of new images to the site every week. Here are just a few of the new illustrations and GIFs that caught our eye. Image above: Lisa …

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Anthony Nex Paints with Cosmetics

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Photographer Anthony Nex keeps a sketchbook  full of ideas, but it was the shelter-in-place order brought on by the spread of Covid 19 that gave him the time to create many of the images …

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Callie Lipkin on Motherhood in a Pandemic

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It’s been tough on the families in which parents continue to try and work from home and care for their children. This new series from photographer Callie Lipkin shows friends, as …

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Tony Garcia Doesn’t Want to Frighten You

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Tony Garcia’s latest project was a really fun shoot and CDC compliant. The photographer Tony Garcia  did cast models through LA Casting but made sure that if there was more than one model …

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Happy Halloween!

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Black cats, skeletons, and animals in sheets are just some of the scary imagery from Workbook illustrators. Above:  Kirsten Ulve

Joe Maccarone Joins John Brewster Creative Services

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Joe Maccarone specializes in editorial, sports, zines, comics, and animation for clients  including the New York Times, VICE News, Bleacher Report, and Baltimore Magazine, among others.

The Latest from Salzman International

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The illustrators with the  international, award-winning Salzman International are scattered across Europe and are working for clients all over the world. They’ll be doing an Instagram takeover for us in early November, …

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Kate Turning for First Hawaiian Bank

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Photographer/director Kate Turning’s shoot for First Hawaiian Band contactless cards was art directed, produced, and shot virtually under Covid protocol guidelines in Los Angeles. The media campaign package for First …

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Judy Doherty for Noosa

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Judy Doherty’s latest video and still shoot for Noosa Yogurt products makes full use of her colorful and graphic style and captures all its  fruity, healthy deliciousness. Art Director and …

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The Latest from Rapp Artists

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Rapp Artists have worked on numerous publishing projects: books, book covers, and editorial. Image above:  Robert Neubecker  The Washington Post

The Desert Dwellers

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The statement that accompanied this latest personal project from Kremer Johnson aptly and somewhat hilariously addresses things we wondered about when we saw these images, so we decided to publish …

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