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John Brewster Creative has repped top illustration talent for over 30 years. Their clients include corporate design firms, ad and promotion agencies, publishers, web designers, pharmaceutical and manufacturing companies, as …
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Mendola Artists have created imagery for a whole host of clients: illustrating books and numerous book covers, a series of stamps for the USPS, and packaging for big brands, just to name …
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Sarah Anne Ward not only brands her clients products with a distinct blend of sophistication and playfulness, she does it in all mediums: stills, GIFs, live action video, and stop motion. Her …
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Like most of us, photo team Lowy and Lacar found themselves stranded at home last spring. They knew they would have to get creative, which is what they do, but with two young, active …
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The residents of Gloucester Massachusetts have been diving, jumping, flipping, and cannonballing off the Magnolia Pier for generations. It’s considered a rite of passage. But after three storms slammed the coastline …
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Greg Betza’s latest editorial work is a great example of how a GIF can enhance a print story. In this animated GIF for the Washington Post, he shows us how to pull …
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Jamey Christoph‘s skill as an illustrator allows us to experience a “feeling in the air” by establishing a sense of time and place. In the case of the assignment for Weill …
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Associate Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg was considered to be a moderate consensus builder on the court who has said, “Fight for the things that you care about, but …
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From Montana to Costa Rica to New Zealand, photographer/director Hollis Bennett embeds himself in the lives of individuals who live off the land. For his most recent projects, he documents a …
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With her dark muted palette and her skill as a storyteller, illustrator Hokyoung Kim captures a moment in time as if it were a frame from a larger story. With …
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The latest project from Ovind Hovlund is a series of illustrations for three stories published in Klassekampen, a Norwegian daily newspaper. By his description, the stories are a bit dark …
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Greg Neumaier‘s latest exploration called The Nonspatial Continuum is a beautiful exploration of scale and dimension that draws heavily on the Bauhaus aesthetic. Bathed in stark lighting, the all-white arrangements are composed …
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Muhlenberg College faculty experts provide background and context for some of the important issues in the latest issue of Mulenberg Magazine as we head toward November 3rd. With artistic direction …
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Pet portraits and fashion, the athletic feats of breakdancers, and quarantine cocktails are just some of the subjects the ETC group has engaged lately. To see more images from these photographers and …
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Deborah Wolfe LTD. represents an internationally recognized, award-winning roster of illustrators and animators who handle everything from a single illustration to large-volume projects and complex animations.
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Goat Rope Noun (slang): A confusing, disorganized situation, often attributed to or marked by human error; a convoluted issue that is contested by many parties. The summer of 2020 was …
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Caroline Attia NY Times Weekend Arts
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Director/DP Jennifer Davick was able to create these beautiful culinary stories and meet all the requirements that enabled her to keep her talent and crew (herself and her husband) and …
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GIFs are considered an essential tool for web editorial and advertising. An animated GIF adds depth to a story and grabs our attention. And it’s easily shared across most platforms. Faustino …
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Where We Are Now is a monthly webinar series created to continue the conversations happening in our community right now. Each webinar presents a new panel of industry experts who take on …
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The latest projects update from Debut Artists is full of the inventive use of materials and techniques for a wide ranging roster of clients including Audi, Kia, Renault, Time magazine, the Atlantic, and …
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Use the link to see more great new current work from these photographers and others who specialize in food. Image above: Gary Salter Warburtons
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Hope in Fearful Times, illustrated by Aad Goudappel and offered through Managementboek, relies heavily on the past for its concept and design but is most definitely a book for our times. …
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Workbook photographers are well represented in this year’s Communication Arts Photography Annual. Image Above: Michael Prince Personal Project Wingaersheek Beach
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The styling, subject matter, and chiaroscuro lighting in this award-winning series by photographer Weston Fuller pays homage to the old Dutch Masters school of painting. It is a personal project by photographer Weston …
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One of the challenges of shooting commercial food videos is that food by its nature is still life. In one of their first advertising shoots in the Covid era, The …
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Photographer/director Tim Tadder has photographed plenty of athletes, always with the goal of representing their power and strength. So when he was asked to capture the spirit of the athletes …
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Illustrators highlight the many challenges kids face as they go back to school. Image above: Aldo Crusher
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As director, Stewart Cohen tells us, he and his crew are shooting again, and this latest video shows us how they do it safely, according to all current union guidelines. Everyone …
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The illustrators with the Richard Solomon Group have stayed busy with editorial assignments, book covers, and packaging design. Image above: Mark Summers Nordur Salt Co.
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