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Jessie Linâs work is featured in Targetâs recently launched Heyday line of products, which aims to celebrate art and self-expression in tech. The Heyday Jessie Lin collection includes phone cases, chargers, and …
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The latest print edition of Workbook has arrived on desks and is online now the covers are a stunning pair that radiate energy and creativity. This edition’s beautiful illustration cover is by …
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Owen Freeman’s employs his beautiful narrative style for BMW magazine’s Halloween tale, “When Fear Turns Into Joy.” It’s as if he’s building a structure and shooting a film, while his color palette …
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Luis Pinto worked with Amazon Music on designs for their Hispanic Heritage Month campaign. They created a âGame Changersâ playlist of Hispanic musicians who reshaped the world, and Luisâ illustrated …
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Andy Dearwater is an illustrator based in Houston, Texas. Previously, he was an illustrator and designer at Lowell Williams Design, where he contributed on projects for Gerald Hines Interest, McGuire Thomas …
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Virginia Mori has created some creepy stories and characters for the Washington Post, 5280 Magazine and Virginia Living. They have an unsettling quality to them reminiscent of Edward Gorey whose …
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The talented group of illustrators with Salzman International are well represented in this year’s CA Illustration Annual, with projects that include packaging, editorial and publishing projects. Mark Smith
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Workbook artists are all over the 2022 Communication Arts Illustration Annual. Above: Stephan Schmitz
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Giulio Bonasera’s illustrations for this article on leadership for the University of Baltimore Magazine coalesce the core aspects of good leadership and the positive impact it can have. At the core: effective communication …
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WIA winners and judges represent a global view of illustration. Above: Chiara Vercesi  The Price of Extinction
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Jonathan Rice is a poster artist, illustrator and designer. Jonathan has years of experience working for some of the countryâs largest agencies and brands like Y&R, Tracy Locke, Pepsi, and P&G. …
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Illustrator Iker Ayesteran makes use of simple geometric forms, subtle backgrounds and color washes to create this series for the book Sports Heroes. the five images here are included in this year’s Communication …
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Award-winning artist Mark Summers has created every portrait for the Rolling Stone recurring feature called “The Last Word” which appears on the last page of every issue. After a ten year run he …
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Award winning artist Tim O’Brien has been illuminating the headlines with his portraits of newsmakers, past and present, as well as iconic images that represent the biggest challenges we face.
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Artists of the Morgan Gaynin group shift their color schemes to focus on the changing colors of Fall. Above: Raul Colon
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Carolina PelĂĄez collaborated with Colombian Coffee company, Catapulta, to reinvent their packaging and branding. Bursting with flora and fauna, the illustration emphasizes the brandâs appreciation for the magic of nature. See below …
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Workbook Artists are seeing double. Above: Stewart Cohen
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Illustrator Ian Seo employs a graphic novel style to show us the current state of global finance in this series of images for the Milken Institute Review. HIs style is a perfect fit …
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Egle Plytnikaite recently created this series of illustrations for personal finance company, NerdWallet. She took a conceptual approach to the topic of financial stability surrounding mortgage, traveling, leisure, insurance and investing.
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Illustrator John Schreiner puts his technical drawing skills to work in order to create these blueprint style illustrations for Lowes Foods Originals. Each illustration represents the various food-to-go stations within each grocery store.
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Jonathan Rice is a poster artist, illustrator and designer. Jonathan has years of experience working for some of the countryâs largest agencies and brands like Y&R, Tracy Locke, Pepsi, and P&G. …
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Illustrator/animator Yadi Liu created these images for Dolce & Gabbana’s celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, a traditional festival celebrated in Chinese culture. …
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Illustrator Chris Peterson recently created posters to commemorate performances by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, The Rhythm and Blues Cruise, Moonalice, and Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats. The posters …
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Andrew Archer captures the action for Fox Sports in Los Angeles in this mural that is full of motion and momentum.
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Editorial prompts and headlines were the spark for the visual metaphors Bill Mayer recently created for Plan Adviser. “Navigating a volatile storm,” “Danger lurking below” and “Trying to find stability”were the …
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twith his use of symbols and analogous narratives that breathe fresh life into his images Jonathan says, âMy work has a surreal quality, but just enough so you can almost believe in what …
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At home, at work, on the field or in nature, the key to success is working together. Above:Â Â Jim Hughes
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With a beautiful pallet of deep blues and black, James Boast creates a series of images for Diablo Magazine that represent the five best ways to explore the Bay Area after dark.
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The artists with Richard Solomon know the power of repetitive visual patterns. Above: Daren Lin
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Alice Humphrey’s latest mural project is a colorful, graphic multi-paneled installation for the Greenmanfest that features her signature exuberent drawing style. Alice has created numerous indoor and outdoor murals for a …
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