Workbook’s Latest Additions: Photography
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Welcoming our newest Photographers and Directors to Workbook — distinct vision, standout craft. Explore their portfolios now.
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Welcoming our newest Photographers and Directors to Workbook — distinct vision, standout craft. Explore their portfolios now.
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Photographer/Director Pedro Oliveira’s commercial for the all electric Honda Prologue captures friendship in nature.
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Photographer/Director Joe Scarnici’s ongoing collaboration with K-Swiss featuring their tennis lifestyle line.
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Photographer/Director Nate Ryan created an image library and two minute mini documentary for the nonprofit on the energy benefits of heat pumps.
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Photographer/Director Genya O’Neall chased nature’s bold colors mirroring the colors of Sharpie’s new marker collection.
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Photographer/Director Eli Meir Kaplan was hired by Porter Novelli to create a national image library filled with details and diversity.
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What Trending in Illustration: Bright, bold, and optimistic—brands and artists align on the power of a positive perspective.
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Photographer/Director Michael Clark selects his top 10 images from a career spanning more than 30 years.
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Illustrator/Animator Zara Picken’s recent commissioned work for The Guardian on their feature article and summer’s best beach reads.
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Photographer/Director Mauricio Candela works across multiple locations in Orlando to capture relatable images for the everyday traveler.
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Photographer/Director Tony Garcia’s work with agency Sideshow and toy brand, Zuru, captures kids in their element.
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Photographer/Director Bil Zelman helmed a two-day production in Mexico City for pharmaceutical brand, Novo Nordisk.
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Over the past four years, Photographer/Director Robert Glover has produced several large-scale projects for Garmin’s marine division.
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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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Photographer/Director Inti St. Clair worked with agency 160over90 on lifestyle campaign for brand, Direct Energy.
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Photographer/Director Pedro H. Oliveira captured the power of Rivian against a desert backdrop.
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Illustrator Tara Jacoby’s recent work for the Los Angeles Times celebrates community around shared reading.
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This month we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and the many talented creatives for Pride Month.
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Photographer/Director Terry Vine was commissioned to create authentic and inclusive images for immunization awareness and access.
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Photographer/Director John Fedele’s ongoing personal project is an exploration of off-road imagery.
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Photography/Director duo Tracy + David channeled their inner athlete for this basketball-driven motion piece.
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Photogapher/Director Bob Coscarelli is sought after by real estate and building material manufacturers to create image libraries that feel warm and welcoming.
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Photographer/Director Tony Garcia worked with agency Cy Rogers Partnership on launch campaign images and motion for new children’s toy brand, AIDA Kids.
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See what’s on trend in the Illustration world in 2026.
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Photographer/Director Scott Montgomery captured the essence of healthy competition between friends at a local pickleball match.
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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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In her latest piece “For Humans, By Humans” Photographer Sue Barr posits the necessity of the Human Eye for capturing real moments.
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Illustrator Lucy Truman shared a recent travel sketchbook series created during a visit to Mumbai.
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Photographer/Director Rob Adamo brings a rare emotional depth to his portrait work, the kind that lingers long after the image is seen.