Natalie Faye for Dakine
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Natalie Faye creates stills and motion for the Dakine brand.
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Natalie Faye creates stills and motion for the Dakine brand.
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Dining outdoors in small groups or at home with immediate family members are the safest options this holiday. Image above: Together with stylist Johanna Lowe and art director James Dunilson of Crate and Barrel, …
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Even though we might be hosting much smaller holiday gatherings this year, that doesn’t mean we can’t still set a beautiful table. Bob Coscarelli shows us how as he, stylist Johanna …
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Italian illustrator Anna Godeassi brings a visual sophistication to her work for many of the world’s most prominent publishers such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston …
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A few chance meetings with a real astronaut at genre-type conventions like World Fantasy Con and World Con gave illustrator Greg Manchess the opportunity to create the logo patch for the …
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Lisa Sheehan‘s type solutions can involve fur, neon, and anything edible. They drip, float, and glow. It’s some of the most inventive use of typography and 3-D modeling out there, and …
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Agency Rush Artists is a diverse group of international talent based in the UK, working for clients around the globe. Their client list is extensive and includes the most respected …
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When shelter-in-place orders were issued, photographer Dan Goldberg turned to the slow and calming process of shooting still life to calm his nerves. He rummaged through the cabinets in his …
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Ben The Illustrator, blindSALIDA, and Lucy Rose each help to brand clients with their unique, sophisticated style of illustration and animation. Ben The Illustrator was tasked by Adobe with creating …
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Image above: Scott Thompson
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Photographer Brian Sorg’s images of dogs and their humans are a great reminder of all that dogs give us. Emotional support, healing, and a good laugh are just some of the …
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Workbook artists upload hundreds of new images to the site every week. Here are just a few of the new illustrations and GIFs that caught our eye. Image above: Lisa …
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Photographer Anthony Nex keeps a sketchbook full of ideas, but it was the shelter-in-place order brought on by the spread of Covid 19 that gave him the time to create many of the images …
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Kotryna Zukauskaite‘s latest assignment for the New York Times illustrates the best in luxury time pieces.
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In 2016, photographer Smeeta Mahanti photographed 300 kids ages 10-17, each with a written message to the world and dated with the year they would be able to vote. In August …
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With GIFs, animations, and illustrations, Workbook artists interpret the 2020 election and remind us to make our voices heard. Above: Richard Borge
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The retro style of illustrator Jonathan Bartlett was the perfect choice to promote the drive-in experience of HBO’s L0vecraft Country Season One Finale. The series is set in 1950s America, and …
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It’s been tough on the families in which parents continue to try and work from home and care for their children. This new series from photographer Callie Lipkin shows friends, as …
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Tony Garcia’s latest project was a really fun shoot and CDC compliant. The photographer Tony Garcia did cast models through LA Casting but made sure that if there was more than one model …
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When most people think of Nevada, they think of Las Vegas, but photographer/director Robert Adamo captures so much more than that for the latest Travel Nevada campaign. There’s mountain biking, hiking, water …
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Joe Maccarone specializes in editorial, sports, zines, comics, and animation for clients including the New York Times, VICE News, Bleacher Report, and Baltimore Magazine, among others.
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The illustrators with the international, award-winning Salzman International are scattered across Europe and are working for clients all over the world. They’ll be doing an Instagram takeover for us in early November, …
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Photographer/director Kate Turning’s shoot for First Hawaiian Band contactless cards was art directed, produced, and shot virtually under Covid protocol guidelines in Los Angeles. The media campaign package for First …
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Where We Are Now is a webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a fresh panel with different topics and input …
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This is just a handful of projects in one segment of a much larger market in which the artists at Morgan Gaynin are involved. Image above: Jonathan Bartlett HMH Books for Young …
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Judy Doherty’s latest video and still shoot for Noosa Yogurt products makes full use of her colorful and graphic style and captures all its fruity, healthy deliciousness. Art Director and …
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Rapp Artists have worked on numerous publishing projects: books, book covers, and editorial. Image above: Robert Neubecker The Washington Post
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The statement that accompanied this latest personal project from Kremer Johnson aptly and somewhat hilariously addresses things we wondered about when we saw these images, so we decided to publish …
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