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blindSALIDA visualizes the changes in the workplace that are coming when Babyboomers are fully retired and Generation Z has taken their place. In his editorial for HR Magazine, he’s created an opening …
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Award-winning International architecture photographer, Victor Elias, specializes in producing fantastic and memorable hotel and resort photography. But his work isn’t just about the architecture. It’s also about all the little details …
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If you are New York creative professional you don’t want to miss this discussion on what makes for an effective creative treatment.
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Darren Carroll’s work for the U.S. Open requires him to be quick on his feet and to reach across a variety of disciplines to provide live branding, storytelling, and pure …
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Denise Gallagher recently collaborated with Shutterstock to create a series of illustrations for a Monthly Birthday Flower Collection. The collection was shared in a blog post Denise also helped write which provides …
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Caitlin Bensel’s beautiful tablescapes appear at AARP The Ethel as the introduction to four delicious recipes tailored for one. These colorful, beautifully styled images sparkle on a table flooded with light. If something looks …
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Guillermo Flores captures the spirit of Burning Man with his latest poster series, illustrating the ten principle of Burning Man. With Trees of Life as the visual theme he has created a beautiful …
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Andrew Kornylak‘s latest assignment for Smithsonian Magazine tells the story of a bold collaboration between Nancy Rosborough of Burwell Farms in North Carolina and a mushroom expert at North Carolina A&T State …
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Ethan Pines shot this humorous, conceptual campaign with Wunderman Thompson for the flu medication Xofluza. Tagline: The Flu Sucks … Everything Out of You. “This was a challenging one,” Ethan …
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Debut Artists take on some of the biggest news stories of the day for publications like Barron’s, Foreign Affairs, the Evening Standard and more. Doug John Miller Big Magazine
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Photographer/Director Sara Rubinstein brings a perfect balance between style and authentic lifestyle imagery to this campaign for American Standard. Sara and her crew created a brand anthem broadcast spot, three spots for …
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Mark Summers’ style is a classic that’s appeared in everything from editorial assignments, to packaging, to advertising. It’s based in the old technique of scratchboard to which he can add a thoroughly …
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The latest collaboration between photographer Andrei Duman and LEGO® artist, Nathan Sawaya delves deep into the meaning of our very existence. It is a deeply personal series and a year in the making; inspired by …
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This talented group of illustrators represented by Richard Solomon have been working on advertising and branding campaigns, publishing projects, character design and more. Above: Yulong Lii for Blancpain
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Shelly Waldman takes inspiration from the relaxing poolside days of summer in her latest test. With Lagunitas Brewing Company and bright natural light setting the color scheme, Shelly added to the sunny pallet with …
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Christian Dellavedova decided to be an illustrator because it was the deepest call of his life. Translating a story in a single image was always, for him, the most exciting challenge. He has taken …
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Pete Lloyd created a beautiful, icy blue arctic scene for Studiostone Creative’s new alabaster animal carving kits which feature a polar bear, a penguin, and an arctic hare. He previously created the environments …
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Jason Lindsey adds a new perspective to his work with his new portfolio of aerial photography. Represented by Heather Elder Represents.
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Virginia Moura is an illustrator and designer from Rio, based in Brooklyn, New York. Virginia has been involved in art from an early age, and she always enjoyed drawing characters. She …
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Ryan Olbrysh created this series for a story in the AARP Publications app highlighting the biggest stories of 1973. “From Devo to Serpico, The Bic Lighter To Riggs vs. King (Or …
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Matt Hawthorne‘s latest shoot for Dick’s Sporting Goods is just one more example of what it is he does so well. As he focuses on the fun, positive and energetic, he …
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Smash and grab theft is a serious issue and the golf industry has been hit particularly hard. In order to shine a light on the problem, Golf Digest Magazine commissioned …
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Check out all the fabulous new work from this unique group of illustrators with Agency Rush. Above: Crush Creative
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Gregory Miller recently worked with WeWork to capture an image library to suit their new brand guidelines. Together they decided on a one-day, 12 hour shoot at their newest location in Atlanta and worked with …
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Browse through the work of the latest illustrators to join Workbook. Above: Vince Mancuso is all about speed and intersecting lines. Vince has worked in art, film, advertising and publishing. A great story …
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Mark Braught created this series for a small local craft brewer called Strange Duck Brewery that promotes the unique aspects of their products in print, online and in-store promotion. Along the way, …
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Genya O’Neall captures some hip and stylish kids as they head back to school in all their new gear from Foot Locker. Represented by Emissary.
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Rise Against Suicide is a nonprofit whose mission is to help young people at risk of suicide by removing the financial and social barriers to treatment. Their first awareness campaign launched …
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Bobby Altman‘s latest personal project features Jeff Cribb, owner of Hero Tattoo, but the star of the show is his unique brand of working dog called a Hangin Tree Cowdog. These dogs are developed …
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Wright Studio knows the difference between wet and dry-aged beef. This past summer Brian Wright of Wright Studio had the pleasure of shooting for a high-end meat client. Brian and …
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