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Doug Truppe photographers have been working on corporate campaigns and winning awards, too. Above: Photographer and director Jim Hughes is a storyteller above all. In his latest multimedia pharma campaign for GSW, he captures …
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Artist Stephanie Singleton illustrates the Black experience in America for clients such as Simon & Schuster, Harvard Business Review, and the University of Chicago. Her bold, graphic aesthetic and sophisticated use …
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Representative Illustration Online illustrators have numerous children’s titles on the market for young children and adolescents that tap into youth experience.
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For Jody Horton, the best part of working on BBQ pit master Big Moe Cason’s first cookbook was getting to know Big Moe himself – a truly bigger-than-life character as …
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Scott Lowden worked with agency House of Current to capture this 2024 Graphis award-winning advertising campaign for Fenton; a new mall in Cary, NC. Scott does here what he does best, walking the line …
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Luisa Jung takes on topics such as the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of attacks on academia, how to be a ‘supercommunicator’ and more in her latest creative update. Represented …
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There is a wealth of technique and style to explore in the 2024 WORKBOOK’s Directory of Illustration, the first collaborative issue between Workbook and The Directory of Illustration, online now and arriving on …
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Eli Meir Kaplan shot both film and video for this recent 1-800-Flowers Valentine’s Day campaign. He captures couples and friends as they pause to acknowledge their love and appreciation for …
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Inti St. Clair‘s global campaign for Discover highlights their payment process systems; illustrating the ways users can make on-the-go transactions effortlessly with their card or mobile phone. Represented by Homestead Creatives.
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Mark Peterman gets down to the business of healthcare in this recent project for Guardian Pharmacy Services. Since the job required producing both a library of stills and motion assets …
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South Carolina-based photographer Ian Curcio was given the opportunity to shoot Lenovo’s “Dirty Work” campaign. The Cargo Agency produced the campaign over several days, which showcased the story of a …
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Dennis Welsh is a commercial photographer and director, working with clients to help share their brand stories through authentic stills and motion. On this episode Dennis talks about starting 2024 …
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What was supposed to be shot on location amid green hills and mountains did not turn out that way for Will Saunders and his crew. They got something equally beautiful; …
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A Skillful use of color and design coalesce with the power of the visual narrative in the beautiful work of these latest illustrators to join Debut Artists online at Workbook.com. Above: Pablo Hurtado de …
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Stanton J. Stevens is a third-generation photographer and director specializing in style-forward lifestyle. Born in the Ozarks, educated in Texas; Seattle resident. In 2017, Stanton’s “Color is Everything” photo series was featured …
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There’s some heavy machinery at work in Cary Norton‘s latest industrial shoot for Modern Brand and their client ShearWorx, an on-site metal recycling business.
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Sam Taylor’s work is easily recognizable: bold line work, bright colors, fun character design and a tonne of different pop culture references collide, whether in his personal projects or in …
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Workbook Creative Inc. is proud to announce the release of WORKBOOK’s Directory of Illustration 2024. This collaborative book between two leading industry brands (WORKBOOK and the Directory of Illustration) is an affirmation of Workbook …
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Shaun Fenn‘s latest campaign for Aristocrat Gaming, a digital casino platform that offers a range of experiences, virtually puts the user in the game. Users are seen in the huddle, carrying …
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In celebration of Chinese New Year, Feifei Ruan worked with Adidas Originals to embellish a a new line of shoes, jackets and sweatshirts with printed and embroidered imagery of The Dragon. …
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Anna Godeassi provided imagery for a range of content in Time Magazine, Reader’s Digest, New Jersey Monthly and more. Above: Reader’s Digest Poetry Helped Us Survive the Loss of our Young …
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With a goal or creating images and gifs that felt as though they were shot in the brand’s target markets of New York, Chicago, Texas, Miami and LA, Jody and his crew went …
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Daniel Hertzberg worked with NPR on a series of illustrations for Body Electric, a six-part interactive project hosted by TED Radio Hour’s Manoush Zomorodi which investigates the impact of tech on our bodies …
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Clint Davis‘ latest is a passion project that captures four meticulously restored vintage Land Rovers. The appeal of these classic beauties lies in their rugged and utilitarian styling of yesteryear, mixed …
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It’s easy to stick to your New Year’s resolution when eating healthy looks this good! This collection of beautifully styled photos by Stephen Hamilton Productions prioritizes fresh fruits and vegetables combined …
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Inti St Clair‘s latest dream job had her traveling the country photographing professional athletes hanging out at their favorite spots at home and on the road. The Delta Home and …
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Cade Martin’s latest series, The Faces of Cuba is both mysterious and truth-telling. Intently focused but with little visual context we are left to intently study these faces as we begin to gain a …
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Jill Broussard‘s imagery for YKKap show us how sound architectural solutions make our planet more sustainable. Jill and her crew worked remotely with a location scout to assess the suitability of …
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Laura Liedo has put her interpretive skills to work visualizing complicated and sometimes difficult concepts for the Green European Journal. Democracy, sustainability, migration, finance and economy, climate and energy and …
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It’s a time consuming medium, but Kevin Sprouls is still producing portraits in the style he created for the WSJ that still endures at the paper today. The series you …
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