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Photographer Kate Thompson shows us life in Savannah, Georgia in this recent travel story for B magazine, a quarterly sales booklet found in Buick car dealerships across the country. She captures the vibrant city …
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Photographer Sean Scheidt created this pair of editorial fashion spreads and cover shoots for the February/ March and April/May issues of Girls Life magazine.
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Be sure to click through to the site to see how many of these artists have worked to animate their imagery. Above: Jane Saunders
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Mendola Artists have been working on branding, packaging, advertising, editorial and book covers for clients all over the world. Here’s just a small sample of the caliber of Mendola Artists …
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Above: Avalon Nuovo Represented …
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Once the pandemic forced the world to shelter-in-place, Chris Crisman, like many professional photographers and directors, began to develop his own protocols for contactless shooting. But he and his crew also spent a considerable …
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The latest projects from London-based Debut Artists encompass traditional illustration, animation, and CGI. Noted clients include Amazon, Macmillan Publishing, and more. Above: Lisa Sheehan Audible (Amazon) International Woman’s Day
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Pastiche: an artistic work in a style that imitates that of another work, artist, or period. The latest promotion from Richard Solomon Artists includes a variety of takes on iconic imagery …
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Workbook Illustrators added lots of new assignment imagery and personal work. Take a Look! Above: Ivan Canu
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Steady Film Productions created a beautiful lifestyle campaign, which includes motion and stills for healthcare strategists Ashfield Engage. The concept was a moody-lit series of work and play segments that unfolded …
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The inspiration for Jason Lindsey‘s latest project is the young, strong, and diverse workforce helping to create our solar grid. These authentic-feeling portraits of real people humanize an industry some would …
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Shaun Fenn‘s recent shoot for a telecommunications company was a big undertaking under normal circumstances: six different locations across five shoot days while managing a full crew and a talent roster of fifty-seven …
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As 2020 unfolded, New York photographer-director Walter Smith captured New York and the surrounding region and the impact of COVID-19 on himself, his family, and the people and places he …
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As an artist, Denise Gallagher is inspired by unique and unusual animals. In the process of embellishing them and rendering them in bold colors and patterns, she shows us …
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“Armward to Victory.” “A Call to Arms.” “Roll Up Your Sleeve.” These are headlines for a new PSA series that will begin soon broadly across all media platforms, enlisting all …
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The women represented by Morgan Gaynin Inc. celebrate National Women’s month with a series portraits of women and girls. Gaby D’Alessandro
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Lots of planning and adjustment along the way finally enabled photographer Amy Scott to move forward with this lifestyle and food shoot in which she collaborates with Marcia Smart of Smart …
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As we head into spring and the weather warms, Leslie Grow’s images for The Girlfriend for AARP capture spring in a glass. These cocktails contain the essences of the season, which include ingredients like …
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Spring is around the corner, and the artists of the Richard Solomon Group are imagining all the wild and colorful sites and sounds of the tropics. Above: Bomboland
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On the soccer field, the basketball court, the hockey rink, and the football field, girls are excelling in sports once thought to be for boys only. Photographer Kate T. Parker …
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What do memories look like? That is the question artist George Klauba attempts to answer in this mini documentary written, produced, and directed by his friend Saverio Truglia earlier this …
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The artists of U.K.-based Agency Rush updated their portfolios with images that convey, for the first time in over a year, it could be time to start thinking about going back to the office, …
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Illustrators add depth to the biggest stories of day and pursue personal imagery to add to their portfolios. Above: Guilio Bonasera New York magazine + Visible, …
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Workbook contributing photographers capture unique portraits of the famous, and not so famous, at work and at play. Paul Aresu Kelley Ohara/Chocolate Milk
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The goal of the latest Manscaped campaign shot by photographer/director Bil Zelman was to de-stigmatize male grooming. With products like Weed Whacker, Plow, and Lawnmower, the brand was looking for …
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As we enter 2021, Freeman McFadden focuses on the hope, renewal, and change we associate with the butterfly.
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Workbook illustrators offer their clients endless ways to capture their subjects. Above: Tim O’Brien August Wilson/USPS
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Workbook illustrators offer endless stylistic choices in order to uniquely capture their subjects. Sean McCabe Joe Biden/Rolling Stone
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Early in 2020, before the world slowed and shuttered, photographer Markku Lahdesmaki headed to the wide-open spaces of Montana on assignment for Ariat Western wear. Along with Michael Furlong and the creative team at …
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