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Vouch, a start-up that provides business insurance to other start-ups, hired Kevin Sprouls to help create a brand that business can trust. The black-and-white technique he employs is immediately recognizable as the portrait style that has been …
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Lulu Dubreuil’s new designs for Little Spoon have all the elements of great packaging. It’s graphic, colorful, and will undoubtedly grab the consumer’s eye.
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In 2021, UK-based Agency Rush created work for such notable clients like Nike, the US Open, the Olympics, and more. Paul Sirand Euro Tunnel
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Above: Joseph Keller campaign for the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism titled “Let’s Go Out” was his most rewarding because of what he and his crew were able to achieve with …
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Artists are always exploring, and Donna Grethen is no exception. The image above shows how she has loosened up her style in 2021 and with what better subject matter than yoga? …
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Noel Hendrickson’s best of 2021 was an incredible opportunity to collaborate on a large global campaign that needed complex problem solving to help align the various needs of the client while …
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Radiant Studios contacted illustrator Paul Tong with the somewhat unusual request to create concept art for a proposed independent film, Erstwhile. The film has a lot of surreal imagery, and representatives from the …
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This shoot for Jack Daniels was about as good it gets and is the best of 2021 for Zach Anderson. The client and agency were aware of his fast-paced production …
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John Burgoyne’s commission for the USPS was a career highlight of 2021. His Otters in Snow were commissioned for the US Postal Service’s 2021 winter holiday forever stamp.
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David Cooper’s cover art for Black Boy Out Of Time book cover was accepted to The SOI 64 Annual show and has been nominated by All Ways Black for their 2021 Cover …
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Illustrator Navina Chhabria created new imagery and refined her style in 2021 and in the process set a new direction for her art. This process of discovery is the foundation of …
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Photographer/Director Jason Lindsey described his best project this way: “Working in whiteout conditions an hour into the mountains by snowmobile at elevations over 10,000 feet in freezing cold conditions is what I …
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This year was a busy one for Richard Solomon Represents. Projects included a mix of advertising, children’s books, editorial cover art, and animation. Above: Wenjia Tang L.L. Bean
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Tony De Luz’s latest technique and style created for this trio of NFL players demonstrate his love for the additive and subtractive qualities of digital painting. The trio reveals …
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Photographer/director Natalie Faye recently created American Home Shield’s first ever content library. As insurers of home appliances, AHS looked to create images of relatable, intimate moments in home settings. The client had a …
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Check out the great new lifestyle photography new to the site this week.
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Some of the best work of 2021 is personal. It is creatively satisfying and adds depth to a photographer’s portfolio. Photographer Felicia Perretti told us, “I chose to submit this personal project …
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The best of the Lindgren Smith group includes editorial and publishing projects including GIFs. Above: Cannaday Chapman 8×8 Magazine Pedro Gonzalez “Pedri”
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Billie J’s narrative imagery tells the Nike story in this energetic, organic, in-store mural that’s the perfect backdrop for Nike products. It’s many references are uplifting and aspirational. It’s everything we …
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Judy Doherty‘s shoot for Edible East Bay is the culmination of a huge community project in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Areathat features all things related to the olive …
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Debut Artists worked on some great projects this year for Netflix, NASA, Apple, Disney, Porche and more. Above: Alan Berry Rhys for the Paralympics
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Clayton Hauck’s latest campaign for Jack Daniels places the product in outdoor locations where its warm honey tones really glow and the urban setting adds an air of sophistication.
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Andy Anderson‘s trip to the Owyhee Canyonlands was like traveling back in time. The terrain is some of the remotest in the Western United States, where Great Basin cowboys continue …
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Jing Jing Tsong’s illustrations for First Morning Sun by Aimee Reid have just been released. The imagery is full of vibrant color and rich texture achieved through a combination of printmaking and digital …
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The best lifestyle photographers know that it takes a lot of planning to look this casual and effortless. And in her latest shoot for the Clos Solène Winery in California’s Central …
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There’s plenty of new children’s book illustration and more at the site this week.
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This weeks group of new photographers show us glimpses of real life and authentic moments.
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Illustrator Luisa Jung’s latest assignment for Scientific American illuminates the search for a deeper understanding of DNA. She show us how scientists are working tirelessly to unlock the power of gene editing in …
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Publishing projects, textile and wallpaper design, games and puzzles, and packaging are just some of the highlights from Mendola Artists. Ben The Illustrator A collaboration with psychologist and …
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Photographer Ryan Forbes recently donated his time to help Road Dogs and Rescue get the word out about their work rescuing dogs; primarily bull dog breeds, who are most likely …
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