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Workbook On The Go

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  Have you downloaded  Workbook GO?  Our app allows you to browse the entire collection of portfolios available at Workbook.com on your mobile device. Discover the perfect artist for your next project. …

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More Workbook Winners

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  Workbook contributors are well represented in this year’s Communication Arts Photo Annual. Above: Joshua Dalsimer, photographer Kapono Chung, art director Greg Matson, creative director Anyway Reps, producer DCOY, retoucher …

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The Award-Winning Salzman Group

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The award-winning Salzman Group has been working on editorial projects for the New York Times, the New Yorker, GQ, Barron’s, Hollywood Reporter, and more. Image above: Giulio Bonasera for GQ …

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Mac Holt Captures Life On The Water

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  Congratulations to Mac Holt For His Stunning Series In the Advertising Category Of This Year’s CA Photo Annual. Mac Holt elevates the everyday with this  award-winning series for the Western …

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The Portraits of Matt Carr

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Whether he’s collaborating on a formal  portrait or capturing the essence of a stranger on the fly, Matt Carr consistently coaxes beautifully honest and  compelling portraits from his subjects and seems as comfortable with the randomness …

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New Additions from Shannon Associates

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Shannon Associates has added a whole new crop of illustrators who are experts at creating uniquely whimsical characters for children’s literature and more.

Storybook Tales from Peter Samuels

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This is not the first time Peter Samuels‘ Storybook Animals have been recognized by Communication Arts. It’s a terrific series in which all sorts of animals seem to communicate the desire to connect …

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Helen Friel, Paper Engineer

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These days, Helen Friel’s inventive use of cut paper is showing up in just about every medium for a diverse roster of clients. Whether it’s an animated or a still image, a piece by Helen …

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Bikes and Sugar Skulls from Carolyn Vibbert

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Amber Lotus is a carbon-negative company that creates products that share the diversity of world cultures and sacred traditions and “illuminate the sacred dimensions of everyday life — mindfulness, healthy …

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New Talent with London-Based CIA

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CIA has a deep roster of artists that work in eveery medium, from wood block to 3D rendering, motion graphics, and sculptural installations.

Joshua Steadman Hangs Out at Redeemed Cycles

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Joshua Steadman of Steady Film started spending weekends hanging out in his friend Bob Ranew’s garage watching as he went about the painstaking  process of modifying and rebuilding an old Honda CB650. By …

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Happy 4th!

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Above: Harold Lee Miller How to wear and wave the red, white, and blue.

New Talent from London-Based Debut Artists

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Above: Christian Gralingen London-based Debut Artists have just added nine talented new illustrators whose work is often at the intersection of photography and illustration.

Once Films Takes Home Another Addy

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It’s the third national Addy for Once Films since 2010. Once Films brought home a silver from the AAF Nationals in the Cinematography Campaign category for their work on Allen Edmonds from The Artisans …

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Tony Garcia Tours Wine Country

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Tony Garcia captures all the hard work that goes into and all the rewards from the art of winemaking. Tony Garcia‘s latest assignment for LOLA  Agency took him to Napa …

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June Editor’s Picks

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Above: Matt Carr Take a look at June’s Editor’s Featured Picks.

Jing Jing Tsong and Her Ode to Mother Ocean

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Award-winning illustrator Jing Jing  Tsong was commissioned by XPRIZE to illustrate Vandana Singh’s story Mother Ocean. She brings her fluid, textured style to this assignment as she does with so many others …

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