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Photographer Patrick Molnar‘s latest projects range from capturing U.S. Marines going through the paces for a recruiting campaign, a PSA series for newsman Ted Koppel’s COPD foundation, a campaign for Famous …
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Italian illustrator Federico Gastaldi created this clever format for his DXE to introduce himself and provide us with a glimpse of his process. He shows us illustration and animation and how creatives can harness both mediums …
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American Illustration receives thousands of entries for its annual juried competition. Valerlia Petrone Inviata da iPhone
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Alice Blue’s new reel is a compilation of the their extensive expertise in motion design, CGI design, CGI environments, character design, and photography and photo/illustration.
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The work of UK illustrator Philip Harris is perfect for telling his clients’ stories in historic detail. The commemorative mural for Kohler lounge at Manchester United’s Old Trafford Stadium (above) is …
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All of this year’s winners recognized by American Illustration 40 are reflective of the breadth of talent and style that you’ll find at Workbook .com and the exciting new DXE Above: …
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The Workbook DXE was launched to give artists the ability to tell their stories more completely. Photographer/director Cade Martin‘s personal DXE successfully weaves together not only the stories he tells, but …
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Illustrator Valeria Petrone adds visual depth to John Cena’s latest book, which is a collection of his tweets. The addition of Valeria’s beautifully pared down, graphic style is the …
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American Illustration 40 is one of the best takes on the world of illustration today. Above: Brian Stauffer SCOTUS
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By March 2020, photographer Jeff Sciortino knew he would have to seriously re-evaluate his on-set practices and develop new health standards to keep himself and everyone he works with safe …
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According to photographer Mari Amor, Nashville locals don’t really frequent Broadway (home to country music history) all that much. But for many of us, one of the lessons learned during …
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With a core team of illustrators, art directors, and animators, UK-based Crush Creative launched Crush Motion with capabilities to manage your animated project from start to finish. Their in-house production & design team collaborates …
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Eva Vazquez Parents “We Need to Talk About the Financial Toll of Miscarriage” AD: Sarina Finkelstein
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Photographer/director Ilanna Barkusky brings her passion for the active lifestyle to her new reel featuring Black athletes putting themselves through the paces. It captures both the stillness and the speed required to …
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Image above: Sean Scheidt
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The story photographer Tadd Myers tells in this beautifully designed promotion piece is that of the Cranberry Island Fishermen’s (and one woman) CO-OP, founded in 1978. It fully captures the …
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Pet adoptions soared over the past year, and photographer Brian Steege’s portraits of dogs and their humans explain why.
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Longer timelines, more pre-production and safety protocols are now part of the new normal. So when Eden Health looked to commission new imagery for their concierge health service and visuals for …
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The São Paulo, Brazil-based designer/illustrator Gui Soares was invited by the Nike Women’s Victory Tour to design a set of wings inspired by the diety Diana. The wings were installed in …
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U.K. Agency Rush represents an international roster of talented artists. Above: Pinky Vision’s psychedelic lettering and illustrations are a great way to grab attention for advertising and packaging projects.
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Throughout his long career, Andy Anderson has learned some important life lessons: give back, stay grounded, stay curious, be grateful, have fun. And for a good part of that …
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Lisa Wiseman’s portraiture for Blue Cross Blue Shield is just the sort of authentic and engaging imagery the healthcare provider needed for its rebranding campaign. Shot in black-and-white on …
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The illustrators and animators from Salzman International bring their visual interpretations to a varied array of projects for clients worldwide. Above: Ivan Canu L’Espresso Art Usage in Public Museums.
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Artist Martin French was commissioned to design and install a 26 ft. x 12 ft. mural for the courtyard entrance to the newly remodeled 220 Building in the Old Town neighborhood …
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Lifestyle shoots, animal portraiture, and product are just some of the projects the photographers at ETC have worked on recently.
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Dan Goldberg’s new director’s reel begins and ends with scenes of gathering and coalesces around the things in life that sustain us:travel, nature, friends, family, and of course, food.
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Jing Jing Tsong’s illustrations are rich and vibrant and full of texture that she achieves through a combination of printmaking and digital collage and clearly evoke the lush environment in which the story …
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As agencies move toward digital-first, animation is increasingly integral to their strategies. If an idea is visually appealing, funny, or unusually creative, it makes a message irresistibly shareable. In an editorial context …
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Rapp Artists have been working for the New York Times a lot, as well as National Geographic, Scientific American, Reader’s Digest, the Boston Globe, and more. Above: Richard Mia was commissioned …
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A nicely edited series of stills, motion, and interviews come together in this video by director/photographer Andrew Kornylak for ESPN. As Bristol Motor Speedway is transformed from a concrete oval to …
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