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Tom Cocotos began communicating visually before he could speak, and his primary method even then was collage, an art form that is both simple and sophisticated. Collage is like a visual …
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Photo: Zach Anderson Subject: Matt Ogle Boise, Idaho The flag project is an ongoing personal project for Zach Anderson. With elections fewer than two weeks away, these images serve as a reminder …
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The latest innovations in animation technology and motion production have opened up an array of creative choices for Workbook contributors. Workbook has followed these developments. In order to more …
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Even though the trip was planned as a birthday celebration for herself and a friend, photographer Inti St Clair wasn’t going to pass up the opportunity to capture some great …
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Most of Jonathan Chapman’s projects these days require he shoot stills and motion capture side by side, and he and his crew have it down. They’ve made a name for …
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Hugh Syme was recently asked by Hagerty, “the magazine for people who love cars,” to imagine the future of the automobile. He brought all his skill and imagination as …
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Workbook has a lot to celebrate! 2018 marks our 40th year working with some of the most creative minds in the field of advertising and design, as we grew from a …
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How you promote your message can be as important as the message itself. In order to help get some answers from the professionals who can hire you, Heidi Goverman …
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Illustrators capture creatures big and small in all of nature’s diversity.
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PEROU shot two portraits recently and they couldn’t be more different: Will-i-am for Event magazine and acting legend Jeremy Irons for the Wall Street Journal. Greg Coulton recently created the …
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Sometimes it takes leaving a place to truly appreciate it and to understand the impact it has had on us. Sara Forrest grew up under the open skies of the Kansas …
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The owner of this home is interior designer Bre Doucette, whose goal is to help her clients “love the space they live in.” Joe Keller worked with her, Photo Editor Heather …
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STILL CLASSIC: Rene Milot by Jacqueline Lopez You could call Rene Milot an illustrator and leave it at that, but you’d be wrong. It would be like describing a five …
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This series of four images was completed by Rocco Baviera for the current issue of Trends Quarterly. The topic: “The Future of Fundraising.” Issues discussed in the article include the shift towards …
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Photographer Lisa Adams put her food and product expertise to good use in the latest packaging for Cesar gourmet food for dogs.
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Hana Productions pulled together all the elements for the first of twelve commercials for Facebook: casting, stills, video, stunts, and keeping everybody safe was the Hawaiian Water Patrol. Executive Producer: …
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Corey and Emily Critser recently spent an afternoon recording random strangers’ reactions to one of three choices: a lemon wedge, some Himalayan rock salt, or horseradish. The assumption going in …
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There are many stunning portraits in this year’s Graphis Photo Annual.
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Kyle Webster is undoubtedly a talented artist with a thriving career in the advertising and editorial world. But in March of 2016 he found himself negotiating a deal with the help …
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Workbook contributors took home numerous awards across all categories in the 2018 Graphis Photo Annual. Many of these gold and platinum category winners are parts of series. To see more …
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Sports and lifestyle photographer Mike Tittel captures all the intensity of a CrossFit workout in his latest personal project.
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Richard Borge takes these simple icons from the early days of computing technology when IBM was the undisputed leader and gives them a starker new meaning for the competitive age in which …
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The Spring 2018 edition arrives this week on desks nationwide. Both volumes are packed with creations by some of the most talented professionals working in advertising and editorial today. These …
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Dave Moser was awarded Graphis Gold for “Vignettes,” an ongoing personal project in which he captures individuals with whom he found immediate connections and who have fascinating life stories. The images are …
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Here is a look at March editor’s picks.