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On this episode of Workbook Radio, podcaster and photographer Daniel Bedell continues his conversation with illustrator James Yang. On this episode, James talks about his heritage and how it’s influenced …
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Amber Lotus is a carbon-negative company that creates products that share the diversity of world cultures and sacred traditions and “illuminate the sacred dimensions of everyday life — mindfulness, healthy …
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CIA has a deep roster of artists that work in eveery medium, from wood block to 3D rendering, motion graphics, and sculptural installations.
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Above: Harold Lee Miller How to wear and wave the red, white, and blue.
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Above: Christian Gralingen London-based Debut Artists have just added nine talented new illustrators whose work is often at the intersection of photography and illustration.
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A fascinating start of a conversation as podcaster and lifestyle photographer, Daniel Bedell strikes up a conversation with editorial illustrator James Yang. In this first episode, Daniel and James discuss …
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Jones and Company is really a family affair in which Dylan illustrates, his wife Heike oversees production, and their kids, Anna-Rose and Sophie-Mae serve as inspiration. Just about anything from …
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Above: Portrait of RZA for Rolling Stone. The work of illustrator Mark Summers is not to be confused with anyone else’s. He’s elevated the technique of scratchboard that was all but …
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Rob Ball created an iconic image for every death scene on the series Game Of Thrones. From the beginning, Rob Ball was told by producers of the show to focus …
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Above: Owen Freeman Congratulations to these and all the winners in American Illustration 38!
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Above: Matt Carr Take a look at June’s Editor’s Featured Picks.
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Award-winning illustrator Jing Jing Tsong was commissioned by XPRIZE to illustrate Vandana Singh’s story Mother Ocean. She brings her fluid, textured style to this assignment as she does with so many others …
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Workbook illustrators are all over the latest American Illustration 38. Above: BloodBros
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There’s a depth of skill and style on display in American Illustration 38. Congratulations to these and all the winners! Image above: Victo Ngai
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As this article says, prospects for the class of 2019 have never been better. But there are tools you’ll need to succeed, and Giulio Bonasera illustrates them for the Wall …
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Kevin Sprouls is the creator of the Wall Street Journal portrait style. The Wall Street Journal portrait style of Kevin Sprouls was the perfect solution for these three portraits. The designer, …
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Illustrator Michael Crampton brings a graphic Italian poster style to his latest packaging project. The original illustrations are more vibrant in color, but the screened-back “scrubbed” version is perfect for this …
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This international group of illustrators was recognized for its work for the New York Times, Nautilus, and other clients by this year’s American Illustration competition. Above: Davide Bonazzi Mare …
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It’s graphic and colorful, and perfect, not just for comic books, but advertising and editorial projects too. Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and others gave us Pop Art in the 1960s …
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Scrolling through the work of these talented illustrators, we’re struck with all the flora and fauna on display. It’s in their pattern and surface design, their licensing projects, and publishing …
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Agency Rush represents a talented group of illustrators who deliver innovative and creative solutions. Bringing their entire roster to Workbook, they show a wide range of talent and expertise that …
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Greg Betza’s drawing style adds a sense of immediacy to the crisis in the California prison system. He depicts the overcrowding and the sudden eruption of violence and its aftermath with …
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Above illustration: Paul Rogers Illustrator Juan Bernabeu imagined what hell might look like. The Balbusso sisters channeled 1930s Hollywood glamour for their work on a new volume of Atlas Shrugged and created a …
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By specializing in branding and logo identity programs, advertising and promotional campaigns, packaging, and new product development, Phoenix Design seems ready to take on every aspect of a brand’s identity. Whether collegiate …
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Above: Kitra. His work has been translated into murals, installations, and design objects for clients such as Coca Cola, Red Bull, Greenpeace, and Deutsche Bahn. To keep up with the …
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For British illustrator Rachael Saunders, there is deliberate thought behind every decision that goes into bringing a children’s story to life. How to convey the underlying message; what style best …
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Bonnie Hofkin captured two historical greats from two very different worlds: German composer and pianist Ludwig van Beethoven and Major League Baseball’s George Herman “Babe” Ruth. Hofkin was inspired by The Babe’s …
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The artists of Klughhaus created an opening for this often misunderstood medium by giving it new context and purpose. What could be a better way to convey a message than through the …
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