New Workbook Photographers and Motion Creators
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People at work, people at play, good food and drink is all part of the mix for this group of talented photographers and directors.
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People at work, people at play, good food and drink is all part of the mix for this group of talented photographers and directors.
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Illustrator Mary Woodin was the perfect fit to help in the rebranding of KeVita. It wasn’t just her extensive branding experience and that her style was the right match for the product; …
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When Covid-19 hit, photo team Tracy and David felt compelled to document the world as it adapted to the new normal. As former photo journalists, they were inspired to tell the stories …
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With the many restrictions in place due to the stay-at-home order, food photographer Vinnie Finn used his time wisely to add new imagery to his website and portfolio; he was able to execute successfully in …
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While most of us are still hesitant to travel, illustrators Greg Betza and Veronica Lawlor of Studio 1482 have created a series called Armchair Travel to remind us what is …
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Adrian Mueller shows how photographers and clients can continue to work together remotely in his latest shoot for Food Maison.
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Since many productions have been curtailed in recent months, photographer/director Steven Moyer used the time to create new work to add to his already substantial portfolio of active lifestyle imagery. With family …
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Each these of these artists uses a unique visual style to add meaning to society’s call for change.
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Illustrator Wes Rowell presents a well-thought-out argument for the inclusion of editorial illustration to the list of Pulitzers awarded every year. There are already two categories for photography: breaking news …
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Illustrators and animators new to Workbook create stunning work that moves, excites, and captivates. They are located all over the world, including Spain, Chile, the UK, Italy, Austria, and of course, …
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This group of illustrators from The Renee Rhyner Group is both playful and sophisticated. They work within a range from simple black-and-white line drawing to collage and highly graphic styles. Their work has …
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Photographer Jennifer Davick makes a beautiful and wide range of imagery and motion files available for licensing. And she is just one of a dozen photographers with Heather Elder Represents who …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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Like most design problems, surface design begins with intent. These illustrators with Mendola apply their graphic design skills to create patterns that repeat and carry the eye over a surface with effective …
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Artist and author Raul Colon was recently named artist of the year by the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. Raul is an award-winning illustrator of over 30 children’s books that …
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Workbook artists add hundreds of new images to their portfolios at Workbook.com. Photographer Ren Fuller‘s climbing adventures make us anxious to just get out there. From Iceland to mountains of …
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As a photographer who specializes in beverages and liquids, who shoots for clients such as VOSS water, Nvidia, Simple Green, and notNeutral, Vijeyabhaskaran Mohan studies how liquids react in these …
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Working for wrestling clients was something that began as a self-initiated sort of personal project for illustrator Jonathan Bartlett. He initially reached out to the wrestling world with idea pitches in …
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In one of her recent emails, Jennifer Nelson had some good advice. She took the time to remind us that art has always and will continue to created powerful connections. …
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In his work for Jaxport, photographer/director Ryan Ketterman manages to capture the macro and the micro view of the massive Jaxport facility in Jacksonville, Florida. He makes great use of the artificial …
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Now that we are all covering our faces with masks and are often unidentifiable to those around us, Nicole Kaufman has a renewed appreciation for the illustrated portrait. She uses …
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Inti St. Clair’s client was a manufacturer of highly accurate thermometers, and due to the pandemic, saw an opportunity to market its product beyond hospitals and doctor’s offices. The client …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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As the depth of COVID-19 crisis became clear and life in New York ground to a halt, dedicated hospital and medical staff have risked their own health in order to save …
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Oivind Hovland creates beautifully balanced narratives with simple shapes and a sophisticated use of color. They illustrate the story in such a way that the viewer knows there is more to it than what initially …
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Seven Noble has applied his illustration skills to an array of branding projects for beverage producers that range from the straight and classic to the humorous and quirky. He branded the …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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Amanda Wolfson Davis began her career in retail, styling mannequins and hard line merchandise, as well as sourcing and fabricating props, painting unique backdrops, and building sets. But from the moment she experienced the …
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Each of the these images represents Italian illustrator Stefania Infante’s beautiful pointillistic style and her effective use of a limited color pallet. They also represent the range of topics she has …