The All New Workbook.com
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INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW WORKBOOK.COM – THE PERFECT BLEND OF STYLE + FUNCTION The Launch of the New Workbook.com Combines the Best User Experience and Access to the Best Talent. …
Roy Scott for USC Dornsife Magazine
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Roy Scott was recently commissioned by USC Dornsife Magazine to create two, full page, photo-collage illustrations depicting legislators, policy makers, and controversial vaccine and climate change science. Roy’s skill as …
RappArt and 2Communique
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2Communique Creative Director, Kelly McMurray knows how powerful the illustrated image can be and regularly puts it to good use. When 2Communique was recently commissioned to redesign BizEd, from …
Workbook Winners
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Every year Workbook contributors are recognized for their creativity as winners in regional, national and international competitions and this year is no exception. Each one is chosen for his or …
Workbook Winners: CA Illustration Annual 2016
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This year’s Communication Arts Illustration Annual includes eighteen Workbook contributors, each recognized for his or her unique style and vision. To see the full gallery of images, go to our …
Shaw Nielsen for First Bank
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Just because you can, doesn’t always mean you should. Shawn Nielsen’s terrific new series for First Bank illustrates just what can happen when we have access to too much of …
Greg Betza for Dazante Wines
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Greg Betza‘s ability to really “see” a subject is evident in his life-drawing skills, which are on full display in his latest round of projects. As a member of the …
Stuart Bradford for Harvard Business Review
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In his first project for the Harvard Business Review, Stuart Bradford created a series of images illustrating the pitfalls of corporate mergers and acquisitions. The first of the three images …
DNC Donkeys and Philly Cheesesteaks
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If you’re in Philadelphia for the DNC, or just curious about the art scene there in Philly, you might want to start following hometown artist, Hawk Krall on Instagram and …
A Dog’s Life
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Dogs have been a symbol of faithfulness and fidelity throughout recorded history. One of the most important paintings in the history of western art is The Arnolfini Wedding, by Jan …
Summer at Richard Solomon’s
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In honor of summer, the crew at Richard Solomon has created a newsletter full of beautiful imagery that evokes everything we love about the season: the sense of freedom, the …
Workbook Welcomes JSR
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Ten years ago, Jamie Stephen Represents, AKA, JSR, was a small London agency that exclusively represented photographers. Today, it’s a multi-disciplined agency ready to take on the U.S. market. We’re pleased …
Daniel Pelavin for Los Angeles Magazine
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The classic orange crate label has always had a big influence on Daniel Pelavin‘s work. With an ideal balance of graphic illustration and decorative typography, it is perfect formula for …
Dan Bejar: Recent Assignments
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Dan Bejar recently updated us with some completed assignments that capture some pretty complex concepts. The image above was created for a Redbook editorial titled “Reflections of Confidence” while the …
Roy Scott’s Textured Illustration for NPR
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Roy Scott created a layered and textured illustration for an opinion piece on National Public Radio about the way millennials speak. Every previous generation over time has complained about the …
Michael Sloan’s Sketchbook
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Michael Sloan now gives us a little insight into his creative process with the recent addition of his “From Sketches to Print” gallery to his website where he shows us the …
Post-it Wars
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Work must have been a little slow last Friday afternoon proof being that a “Post It War” broke out between agencies on Canal Street in NYC, and more and more …
Salzman International
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The Richard Salzman Group has undergone somewhat of a transformation over the last three years. He has added a number of new illustrators to his group, all of whom are …
The Latest from the Sanders Agency
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The illustrators at the Liz Sanders Agency are a small but diverse group that have been working a variety of assignments lately. Like many Workbook illustrators, Amy Ning can’t resist …
Illustrators Interpret the 2016 Election
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Workbook illustrators have been busy lately creating visual commentary on the presidential race. Now that the field seems to have essentially narrowed to two, with one still holding on, we’ve …
Workbook Covers Spring 2016
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The Workbook Creative Department comps up dozens of potential covers for every issue. It isn’t always easy to find an illustration and a photograph that work together, as well as …
Rapp Artists Get Political
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With the political season upon us, Rapp Artists are creating some of the funniest and most provocative political portraits and commentary about who is and who may be our next …
Animate Your Creativity
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Take the array of animation tools available today and cross it with the creative energy of illustrators here at Workbook, and the possibilities are endless. Illustrators are expanding their knowledge …
What You’ll See at Visual Connections
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Visual Connections Chicago will provide creative buyers the opportunity to meet artists’ representatives working in the Chicago region. Each of their rosters represent a high level of professionalism, at ease …
New Work from Ken Orvidas
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Ken Orvidas has been working on a nice mix of editorial assignments for CFO magazine and the Boston Globe, balanced with some great new personal projects. All of these images …
What You’ll Learn at Visual Connections
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Workbook is excited to once again be the primary sponsor of Visual Connections/Chicago on May 5, 2016. The event will host exhibitors of every type of visual media and offers …
We’re Fired by Jacob Thomas
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Illustrator Jacob Thomas, the creator of the Batman portrait, will soon exhibit a whole array of Trump portraits at the Chicago Degenerate Art Gallery, opening on April 1st. The series on display is a culmination of what began as a guerrilla art campaign featuring “Trump as Batman” on the streets of Chicago, which was spotted by Gallery owner Nicholas Zahn, who made it his mission to track down Jacob. As Trump’s popularity surged, so did Jacob’s output of Trump portraits. Jacobs hopes that by combining humor with activism he is able to contribute to the political debate in a meaningful way.
Colleen O’Hara’s Portraits of The Candidates
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This election year has been entertaining to say the least, and illustrators here at Workbook are adding to the fun by creating some pretty hilarious and provocative portraits of the …
The Boys of Summer Are Back
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MLB Opening Day is April 4th, and spring training is in full swing. Sarasota Magazine Art Director Gigi Ortwein, assigned Regan Dunnick to cover the action at the The Orioles’ and The Pirates’ training camps with his terrific, journalistic/sketchbook style. He also adds the MLB colorful, supporting cast of characters into the mix: mascots, fans, and food vendors.
How Bill Mayer Works
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Bill Mayer is one of the most versatile illustrators out there. When Art director SooJin Buzelli contacted him recently and requested his “air brush style,” she also told him she …
