Christian Gralingen’s Floral Series Wins Creative Quarterly Competition
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Illustrator Christian Gralingen’s winning entry explores the subtle shapes and motifs of floral forms.
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Illustrator Christian Gralingen’s winning entry explores the subtle shapes and motifs of floral forms.
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Illustrator Ron Wilson was found through Workbook for his latest map illustration for the University of Calgary.
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Featuring Illustrator Anthony J. Foti, of IllustrationX, and his forays into other realms for entertainment, education and gaming.
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Illustrator Ryan Olbrysh created a series of photo-illustrations for TIME magazine’s feature “Our America Project.”
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From posters to magazine features, discover the latest commissioned work from the Illustrators represented at Folio illustration and animation agency.
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Illustrator Giulio Bonasera’s recent commission for featured article in Johns Hopkins magazine focusing on pollution and its effects on brain health.
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From award winners to editorial features, discover the latest from the talented artists at Salzman International.
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Artist Charlie Griak illustrates a new perspective of an iconic moment in sports history, Willie Mays’ legendary play on the field known as ‘The Catch.’
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Illustrator Blair Kelly was commissioned to illustrate the feature article for the magazine regarding hope amidst the housing crisis.
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Illustrator Leslie Agan’s latest personal project celebrates the FIFA World Cup with portraits of its star players.
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Illustrator Lucy Truman shares her passion for documenting travel through her artistry in her latest series of Venice, Italy.
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Photographer Patrick Heagney’s latest editorial work shines in the 2026 Communication Arts Photo Annual.
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Illustrator Micah Lomel contributed 28 custom portraits of influencers as part of an event invitation.
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Anna Godeassi’s whimsical illustrations beautifully bring to life ‘Jumping into Puddles‘ by Ilide Carmignani and Elena Battista.
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Début Art represents an incredible roster of artists who create impressive advertising work for brands, TV, transportation, and more.
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From cruise ships to Glasonbury, Veronika Kiriyenko has been busy creating imaginative and vibrant pieces for her latest clients.
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Illustrator Steven Salerno’s latest work aptly communicates complex issues surrounding the Internal Revenue Service for think tank, Milken Institute Review.
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Illustrator Tara Jacoby’s recent work for the Los Angeles Times celebrates community around shared reading.
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From posters to magazine features, discover the latest commissioned work from the Illustrators represented at Folio illustration and animation agency.
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This month we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and the many talented creatives for Pride Month.
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Workbook Illustrators continue to receive accolades for their work that pushes boundaries and elevates concepts. View their award-winning work.
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From Berlin’s iconic Ampelmännchen to Taipei’s Formosan Black Bear, illustrator Season of Victory has packed a world of culture into a new global collaboration.
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From FIFA to Scholastic, Illustrators Hylton Warburton, Stephanie Dalton Cowan, and Pushart have been busy creating incredible commissioned work.
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Illustrator Dan Page was commissioned by Brigham Young University to create editorial artwork accompanying the exploration of AI as a relationship tool.
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Illustrator Juan Bernabeau has a long history creating powerful images for The New Yorker Magazine.
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Illustrator Bob Venables’ recent commissioned work for Wanderlust Magazine, Spear Magazine, and more.
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Illustrator Kathleen Fu collaborated with The Local Collective on creating illustrations that promote disability awareness and inclusivity.
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See what’s on trend in the Illustration world in 2026.
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Illustrator Matt Rota was commissioned by the magazine to create artwork for an editorial piece about Van Life and the questions it presents.
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Kevin Sprouls’ signature portraiture set the standard at The Wall Street Journal and has been sought after ever since.