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The latest project of photographer John Haynes took him to Wisconsin, where cheese is a bit of an obsession. He profiled twenty-seven different cheesemakers across the state, for the Dairy Farmers of …
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Denise Gallagher’s latest series created for Cricket Media’s Faces magazine is based on the Iroquois legend, The Robin’s Red Breast. It tells the story of how the robin helps a young hunter conquer his fear and fire, and in so doing, …
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Illustrator Aad Goudappel shares recent work, awards news, and imagery in support of the people of Ukraine on his Instagram feed. Above: A Selected Winner in American Illustration for @mgtboeknl
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Jun Cen is a talented and prolific artist and animator whose work is spare and muted and yet highly impactful. “My goal is to create an expressive aesthetic with restraints” says Jun …
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Players and fans are ready for the season ahead. Above: Halski Studio
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Artist Yulong Lli’s inspiration for his latest work for Lululemon began when he found some apples that his mother had tucked into his luggage. She had tied them with a Chinese knot, …
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Waterboys is changing lives in East Africa. The NGO was founded in 2015 by NFL player Chris Long, and together with WorldServe International, and later the NBA’s Hoops2O, they …
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Photographer/director Michael Kunde heads for the slopes of Park City, Utah for Utah Tourism to capture all the fun to be had. There are the people skiing, horseback riding, and …
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Alan Berry Rhys Sunshine Brands
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Check out all the illustrators who have recently joined Workbook. Above: Zara Picken
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For her latest personal series, food photographer Felicia Perretti captured the real orders of everyday customers who shop at her local Wawa convenience store. She decided to go for bright colors …
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Caitlin Bensel is represented by ETC Creative.
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Karen Greenberg’s latest illustration project teaches children all about love. She captures the importance of the everyday moments in which children give and receive love as the basis for healthy relationships that sustain us …
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Steven Salerno’s series of illustrations for the Milken Institute Review’s article, called “Notes on Forever (Or Not),” adds insight into how the super wealthy navigate the transfer of their wealth forward …
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Ana Jak’s takes on the the topic of finding the right “support” for active women. The series shows an array of scenarios in which women exhibit their strength running, lifting weights, practicing yoga, …
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Addison Jones is a multi-disciplined artist utilizing both traditional and digital techniques. Inspiration for her latest shoot came from the location where it took place: an old 1940s ballroom. She made …
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Michael Glenwood explores new techniques, recent assignment work, and shares personal thoughts on the situation in Ukraine. Above: A recent piece for the Wall Street Journal questions the wisdom of having no …
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Workbook Illustrators and Photographers honor women’s history and achievements. Susan Burghart Queen Elizabeth I
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All illustrators on the Debut Artists roster now includes motion in their portfolios. These artists employ a variety of techniques, including simple line drawn animation, 3D rendering, CGI, GIFs and more. …
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Agency Rush artists have been hard at work on packaging design, ad campaigns, editorial, and exploring new styles and techniques with their personal work. Above: Pinky Fonts designed for an …
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Above: Egle Plytnikaite
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A last-minute shoot can be a challenge, but it can also turn out to be a lot of fun. For photographer Sarah Ann Ward, this campaign through DraftLine, Anheuser Busch’s …
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Photographer Michael Kunde was honored to be part of this powerful campaign that documents the collaboration UnCommon Construction and Wolverine Boots in the form of their “Build Your Future” campaign. …
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Mendola Artists’ latest projects are wide ranging in style and for a diverse group of clients. Print editorials, food and alcohol labels and packaging, computer gaming, and technology are just some …
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As part of an extensive project on health and aging, photographer Noel Hendrickson investigates what people around him are doing to boost their physical and mental health as they move through …
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Kodiak Cakes created an outdoor, mountain vibe for the brand, and with it, a community that values health food choices. Illustrator Stephen Harrington’s portrait of the Kodiak bear, which is …
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Illustrator Luisa Jung was asked by Focus Magazin Art Director, Bardo Fiederling, to create images for an editorial about the rising cost of energy in German households. We see figures …
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Working with the agency Ten Adams, Photographer/director Gregory Miller recently spent a week roaming the UT Heath San Antonio campus capturing the doctors, nurses, researchers, and teachers who work tirelessly to make …
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Velicia Gourdin’s stunning portraits of Black female educators, activists, writers, and politicians are rendered in the color purple, signifying their wisdom, bravery, and spirituality. These portraits are a blend of traditional methods, …
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Dennis Welsh had his marching orders from creative director Kris Mariani: “If you can see the talent needs a shave, then you’re too close. If you can see a crease in …
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