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John Davis shoots on location for advertising and lifestyle and currently divides his time between Los Angeles and Baltimore/DC. John graduated from The Maryland Institute College of Art with a …
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Elvis Swift has a new animation project he just shared with us. We’ve always loved the continuous fluid lines in his illustrations so it’s great to see his talent put to use in this latest promotion for DAGNABIT …
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Andy Wakeman doesn’t have a story about his dad giving him his old camera when he was six. In fact, he found photography, or rather, photography found Andy later in …
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With Thanksgiving a week away, illustrators imagine what some turkeys might be going through and how they are coping. Some are seeking therapy (image above:Paul Zwolak), some are freaking out, …
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We love to see illustration in a context beyond the screen or page and in this case, it is in the form of a mural by illustrator Hyesu Lee. It’s fun, happy, and …
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Turns out you can make beer out of just about anything: oysters, whole pizzas, sheep dung, and whale testicles. Who knew?! In his latest fall promotion designer-illustrator James Nelson focuses on the …
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Heather Gatley graduated with a First in illustration from the Arts Institute at Bournemouth. She is a skilled draftsman and her observational drawings make for interesting reportage, as well as …
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The classic, retro travel poster is still one of the most elegant ways to connect with adventure-seekers. We received several submissions from contributors who recently completed projects for travel-related clients …
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If you’re looking for a life-altering culinary experience, Hawk Krall knows where to find it. His award-winning monthly “Illustrated America” column for Saveur.com is a celebration of adventurous regional cuisine found …
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Since his arrival at the Village Voice, it’s clear creative director Andrew Horton understands the power of the illustrated image. He fills each edition with work by many of the top artists working today, …
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Steve Salerno has illustrated all sorts of books: cookbooks, travel books, novels, and to date, twenty-four popular picture books for kids with five more due for release over the next three …
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Hillary’s go-to pants suits and Donald Trump’s troll-like hair are some of the funnier details about this election. But illustrators have also been asked to create imagery for nationally and internationally prominent media outlets that focuses …
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Sunny Gu studied illustration and received a BFA at the Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. Based in sunny LA, Sunny Gu is an artist who’s curious …
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Here’s just some of the feedback we’ve received since going live with the new WORKBOOK.COM: “I am loving the new Workbook site! As an art producer, I find it an …
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For Brian Nevins it’s been over 17 years of around-the-next-corner adventures, adrenaline rushes, eye opening moments, and humbling convictions. A journey that started producing editorial features for action sports and …
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Richard Borge recently worked with April Montgomery, AD at Computer World agazine, to create imagery depicting the coming “Bot Revolution,” for which Richard’s style and methods are a perfect fit. For …
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The latest illustrator to join representative Joanie Bernstein’s group is Nick Lu. He creates one-of-a-kind imagery by utilizing both new and old media. His illustrations include hand painting, shapes and …
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Workbook is again happy to be Principal Sponsor of Visual Connections, which takes place on October 27th at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City. It is a great way …
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We love to see illustration in use beyond the traditional two dimensional editorial or advertising. Digital marketer, Tap Pad hired Kirsten Ulve to create 150 characters to cover one of …
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Rocco Baviera creates a unique conceptual illustration for the current issue of Philanthropic Trends Quarterly, a publication of Ketchum Canada, Inc. The article, titled “Shaping the Future of Philanthropy Through …
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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. …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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