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Hannah Soto‘s career as a producer began when she realized that, although she loved photography, she didn’t really want to be a photographer. That realization freed her to …
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Bonnie Hofkin captured two historical greats from two very different worlds: German composer and pianist Ludwig van Beethoven and Major League Baseball’s George Herman “Babe” Ruth. Hofkin was inspired by The Babe’s …
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Working through Doremus NYC, Jonathan and his crew captured the energy of the Detroit Red Wings with focus on one of its most recognizable players, LW Justin Abdelkader. The fast paced editing techniques …
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The artists of Klughhaus created an opening for this often misunderstood medium by giving it new context and purpose. What could be a better way to convey a message than through the …
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Above: A story titled Love and Death UCObserver Neil Webb refreshed his website with work created for an impressive roster of clients here in the US and across the pond. From the New York Times …
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The 2019 spring edition of Workbook includes an exciting new feature: MOTION! Go to the new Animation section or Motion/Director section in both the print and online versions to see what …
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Photographer/director Philip Edsel is inspired by action and energy. Whether the assignment is sports, fitness, fashion, or even portraiture, he treats his subjects as a sculptor would, and considers all the …
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Above: Gabrielle Revere Here’s our picks for April.
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How did you become involved with motion/ directing/ animation? Please describe your journey. I got involved with animation when I was approached to help create and supply illustrations for the ESPN College Gameday animation for tv commercials. What …
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Emily Sandifer collaborated with actress Gia and makeup artist Tahni Smith on her latest personal series TICKLED PINK. HMU: Tahni Smith Model: @giaroseditillio – Gia Rose Di Tullio Retouching: @julia.retouch – Julia Gorbacheva
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Davide Bonazzi is a busy illustrator, and now animator, creating promotional animation for Brandman University/Vitro Agency, Unesco WWAP, and Gatorade, to name a few. Listen as he tells us why …
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Blindsalida brings his graphic illustration to life in these new GIFS and animations created for Sublime Skins and French clients Pot Commun and SNCF.
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This new personal series by Kremer/Johnson just works on so many levels. It isn’t just an exercise in how faithfully it reproduces the iconic works of the renowned surrealist, …
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Thodoris Tibilis is busy creating characters for clients in Europe and America from his studio in Athens.
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Above: Hopkins Bloomberg For Public Health Illustrator Anna Godeassi recently sent us a selection of her most recent projects. She’s been working for Bloomberg, the New York Times, Marie Claire Italy, as …
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If you are in Salt Lake City on March 14th you won’t want to miss this. The ASMP and Workbook will host an evening with photographer/director Jason Lindsey as he …
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Camille Tokerud has built a solid career creating powerful still imagery. She’s also found that working as a motion director provides her with a whole new story-telling vocabulary. She can tell stories differently through contrast and …
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Natalia Weedy’s new work for Marriott is just what the doctor ordered. She created still and moving imagery that is both beautifully meditative and helps to convey the experience one …
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It’s probably safe to say we’re all familiar with the painting on which Dana Hursey‘s latest project is based: the kitsch masterpiece Dogs Playing Poker by Cassius Marcellus Cooolidge. But …
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Jason Lindsey has a new portfolio of still and motion work he’s titled Food Life. It captures all the ways that food is so often the center of human interaction.
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The Redhead Project is an ongoing series of portraits of natural redheads selected through personal references and social media. Each photo shoot is a collaborative effort in which redheads bring their own …
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Jim Baldwin understands the importance of place. He is constantly assessing space everywhere he goes. It’s how he views the world, and even when he’s trying to turn off his location scouting …
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His first year out of art school, Marc Phares got a job creating storyboards, hundreds and hundreds of them. From there it was a natural progression to animatics and motion …
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Above: Mark Ward Here’s our editor’s Picks for March.
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At the age of fourteen, director/photographer Bill Miles received a camera from his father. That gift sparked a lifelong career in photography and now a transition into video directing. As a still photographer, Bill’s …
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John Fedele began the transition from stills to motion about ten years ago by immersing himself in the technology in an attempt to learn everything he could about this new …
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See more images below, but see the full breadth of the work Jim does, by checking out his website.
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The illustrators at the Hedge group sent us some of their favorite Valentine’s Day imagery. Above: Marjorie Muns
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