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Honoring the Blues

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When we looked a little deeper as to the origin of this image, we found a gritty and beautiful body of work that captures the uniquely American culture of the …

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Beauties and Beasts

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John Fulton has been working on a new portrait series.

Jonathan Chapman in Rotterdam for Matrix

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Jonathan Chapman’s latest assignment takes him and his crew across the pond to Rotterdam, Netherlands and Wellnessland, a beautiful modern gym constructed of metal and glass, where they shot film and …

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All About Love

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A gallery of photo valentines

Workbook Turns 40

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 Workbook turns 40 this year and there’s a lot to celebrate! As Richard Borge shows us, technology has given artists and their clients new ways to express ideas that not long …

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Best Jobs of the Year from Lindgren and Smith

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Illustrators from the Lindgren and Smith Group shared their favorite jobs from 2017 with us. Some assignments were high-profile advertising and packaging and New York Times editorials, while others were …

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John Tomac and the Salesforce Landscape

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These beautiful African landscapes were commissioned for unlimited usage  to promote Salesforce worldwide events through web, print, demos, mobile apps, and custom apps, just to name a few.  

Latest Editorials from Benedetto Cristofani

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Benedetto Cristofani tackled some lighter faire recently…you know, the unconscious, international relations, terrorism, and the multi-million dollar contract. He created a spot-on visual for each topic; it’s why he continually works for …

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Andrew Kornylak Registers the Adrenaline

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The PDN Adrenaline Awards celebrates the photographers who capture all the  grit and intensity of serious athletes and adventurers. Andrew Kornylak won first place in the Action/Adventure Category for his image …

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Owen Freeman and the Concept of Do-It-Yourself Evolution

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  Scientists used to think humans stopped evolving long ago. But recent scientific breakthroughs in human biology show that we humans are in a constant state of evolution. Owen Freeman‘s illustrations for the National Geographic …

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Cheyenne Ellis Instragram feed.

Workbook Contributors Get Social

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For photographer Cheyenne Ellis, it’s all about a strong narrative. In an interview with marie claire we learn that she is not only a photographer, but a professional stunt woman, and …

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Paul Rogers for Salesforce

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  Paul Rogers met Matt Haligman 40 years ago in his first college design class at Art Center and they’ve been friends ever since. Today, Matt  Haligman forms one half …

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Jonathan Chapman Gets Right To Work.

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Nestled within the  scenic bluff country in the heart of Winona, MN,  the Sanborn Canoe Company  takes building canoes and making paddles to an art form.  The story of this small family-owned niche …

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Editorial Cover created for Royal Institute of International Affairs (The World Today)

The Best of 2017 From Agency Rush

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Here’s some of the best from Agency Rush. Editorial, publishing, posters,  wallpaper, packaging, and more.

The Best of 2017 from London-Based Debut Artists

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Debut Artists were busy creating artwork for everything from charitable organizations, like the St George’s Society, to high big names like Pepsi, Snapchat, and Madison Square Garden. They also took …

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The Best Nine

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Lilla Rogers has built a solid following on Instagram with a highly talented group of artists who show you how it’s done. They work on everything from advertising, publishing and …

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A Cast of Xmas Trees

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Some are traditional, others a bit quirky with personalities of their own.

A Happy Holiday GIF

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Federico Gastaldi created a holiday GIF within a snow globe that captures the sometimes solitary life of the freelancer.