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The choice by creative director Marco Turelli to incorporate watercolor portraits into this article about winemaking around the world was the perfect choice. The watery, sunlit portraits in dark, earthy colors reflect …
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Agent Jennifer Nelson has been keeping her roster of illustrators busy with an array of projects. Greeting cards, magazine editorial, product design, and surface design are just some of the …
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Jeff photographs and illustrates Ted Baker’s stylish frames and then creates his own bold and brilliant characters to wear them.
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Jason Seiler’s heroic poster illustrations for The Great x Cotton Inc.’s “Rosie Reborn” campaign, reimagines the iconic denim workwear of Rosie the Riveter for women who work in everything from …
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Veronica Lawlor brings her considerable skills as a reportage artist to this latest dream job for Chase Private Client. As she travels across the US from New York to Los …
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Is there any doubt what illustrator Paul Garland is telling us with this image? Pretty unambiguous. It’s why his colorful, graphic conceptual illustrations regularly appear in the pages of the most respected publications …
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On this episode of Workbook Radio, podcaster/photographer Daniel Bedell talks shop with award-winning illustrator and painter Gregory Manchess. I look at your work, it’s super impressive to me. But it …
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This month we celebrate the achievements of African Americans and recognize their central role in U.S. history. The Richard Solomon group celebrates Back History Month with this edited portraits gallery …
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When an assignment like this comes along, the first thing Richard Borge does is read the article. He absorbs the content in order to develop the best way to visually …
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Here’s how some of our contributors interpret the day. Above: Gabrielle Revere
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When the Theodore Seuss Geisel committee called and said Stop! Bot! won the 2020 Geisel award,”It was like a lighting bolt,” James says. According to the ALA, “The Geisel Award is given to …
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Colleen O’Hara‘s latest assignment for Muhlenberger College captures the fierce freshman class of women elected to the United States House of Representatives in 2018. It accompanied a story on the college’s …
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In addition to publishing their yearly calendar, Mendola Artists has created a micro podcast called Moments with Mendola in which they spend a minute of unscripted time asking participating illustrators …
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Norwegian illustrator Oivind Hovland helps his clients communicate their ideas with his thoughtful visual metaphors. He’s taken on some fairly heavy subject matter lately, such as the nature of time and surveillance culture, as …
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Our contributors create a lot of portraits, some in the studio, and some captured on the fly…some photo-based, some hand painted. But they all stand out for what they reveal …
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Every week, Workbook contributors add hundreds of images to their portfolios at Workbook.com. Muokkaa’s bright, playful, and graphic 3D illustration and typography caught our eye immediately. No wonder while he was …
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UK illustrator/paper sculpture Polly Lindsay has an impressive list of commercial clients which includes MasterCard, Verizon, OpenTable, The Grammys, Men’s Health magazine, and Starwood Hotels, just to name a few. Her …
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Craig Butler was there from the beginning with an intuitive sense of what the Workbook could be. His very first cover design in 1978 featured some of the biggest creatives …
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The Morgan Gaynin group placed in the institutional, advertising, and editorial categories at the Society of Illustrator’s Annual Show in New York City. Victo Ngai was recognized with five entries. …
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As an artist, Hadas Hayun seems to do it all: illustration, print and surface design, and decoration. Since completing her BA in Visual Communication at Bezalel Academy, she has honed …
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Above: Gail Armstrong was commissioned by Peer magazine for an article on health, which included tips and tricks for how to successfully keep to those New Year’s resolutions that relate to …
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BFA Animation faculty member Richard Borge knows that one of the keys to maintaining creativity is never lose your sense of child-like wonder, imagination, and playfulness. Known for his 3D artwork featuring whimsical, …
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Artists from the Solomon Group created advertising imagery for high-profile brands such as Mercedes, Microsoft, Sherwin Williams, Pop TV, and KFC, and editorial imagery for the Wall Street Journal, Timber …
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Andi Elloway’s project was with a new creative agency (CHAMP!) and their client Uber Eats. The creatives at CHAMP! proposed collaborating with four different artists/illustrators to design new delivery bags …
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The Fiero Initiative was established with a mission to make games that generate a feeling of “Fiero” in players. “Fiero” – possibly the most primal emotional rush we can experience. Fiero is the …
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Image above: Claudi Kessels For this group of exceptionally talented artists, being illustrators is all above expressing ideas, capturing a time and place, and much more. There are posters, packaging, and editorial for …
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The artists with the David Goldman Agency were busy with projects ranging from their first-ever private commission, to doubling up as both illustrators and editorial writers. Image Above: Aad Goudappel
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Considering it’s complicated nature, we can’t think of a better, more compelling way to explain the contents of the Mueller Report than through the form of a graphic novel. Jan …
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Sally Heflin shared just some of her illustrators’ most interesting assignments and had this to say about 2019: “Illustration artists are applied artists, and what strikes me most about this body of …
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