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Ryan Struck in Cowtown for Yeti Coolers

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The Cowtown Rodeo is one of many stories at the Yeti website about people leading the “wild life” that captures the authenticity with which Yeti Coolers successfully brands itself. Photographer, Ryan Struck  was hired …

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The Salzman Group Travels Through Time

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XPRIZE is a highly innovative organization that brings to bear the power of competition to facilitate targeted solutions to some of our biggest global challenges. By partnering with industry, it helps to accelerate change through competitions designed to …

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Jonathan Hanson for Industry City

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Jonathan Hanson worked directly with Industry City’s internal marketing team to create a message that would attract artists to the company’s rental space. The images were created for use on …

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Guilio Bonasera Condenses It for Us

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  Guilio Bonasera is an award-winning illustrator whose minimal, visual solutions condense complex problems into visual icons. In the case of a recent article for Wired magazine about the damaging effects of constant work …

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Ryan Struck: The Ocean as Muse

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Surfing is so powerful an experience that even when surfing the coastal Northern United States in mid-winter, Ryan says, ” Weather doesn’t stand in the way of pursuing this water-borne endeavor. In the same …

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Christian Brecheis and The Speed Project

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Christian Brecheis went along to document the participants of the third running of The Speed Project. Teams of up to twenty runners pound the pavement from the Santa Monic Pier to the Las …

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Jing Jing Tsong’s New Children’s Books

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Jing Jing has two new board books coming out in July, published by BeachHouse Publishing, LLC. Fish of Hawai’i and Birds of Hawai’i, introduce little ones to the diverse wildlife of …

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Mark Katzman for Elanco Animal Health

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Sure, dogs can be unpredictable, but that’s the idea. They can provide a great point of interaction between themselves and the people around them to ensure the natural moments every …

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Sara Forrest in Patagonia

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Photographer Sara Forrest loves adventure. Her recent trip to Patagonia filled all her requirements when it comes to combining travel and photography. For Sara, it’s imperative to create an element of …

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Dahl Taylor, Visual Historian

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  Dahl Taylor latest large-scale project involved five themed murals in the main lobby of the Albany Convention Center. They depict the commerce, culture, and history of the city. The challenge was to accurately …

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Veterans Parade Memorial Day

Why We Celebrate Memorial Day

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For most of us, Memorial Day is the unofficial end of the school year and the beginning of summer. It is important to remember its true purpose though, as a day of remembrance …

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The Future of Creative Thinking

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While so many of us have access to the same data and technology, how we interpret it and put it to use in the future will have a significant impact …

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Agent Maslov’s Yearly Catalog

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Once a year, Workbook gathers all of Norman Maslov‘s files from our two editions, with some additions, and produces a promotional booklet for the complete Maslov Group roster. Norman distributes 2,500 copies …

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Beyond the Plate

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Photographer Eric Wolfinger has built a sustainable career that encompasses his love for food and travel. Sounds ideal, right? But it didn’t come without a lot of hard work and the …

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News from the Liz Sanders Agency

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 Lately, artists at the Liz Sanders Agency have been working on everything from magazine covers to wall paper, rugs, and tea towels. When not creating work for clients, they are working …

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