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Since our bowling event in mid-September, we have heard from a number of our clients and agency creatives expressing how grateful they were for the opportunity to reconnect, have some fun, …
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Since our bowling event in mid-September, we have heard from a number of our clients and agency creatives expressing how grateful they were for the opportunity to reconnect, have some fun, …
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Learning and incorporating new technology into our workflow is a given. For Tyler Stableford, adding motion/live action to his skill set was also a welcome creative challenge. We caught up with him recently …
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Workbook will sponsor the next Photocloser’s Photography Business Weekend Workshop, September 16-17 at the Photoshelter Studio in New York City. Participants will take away an individual framework on how they …
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In our ongoing series of interviews with artists’ representatives, we have posed a range of questions about the current business climate. No one knows better how things have changed than Lilla …
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What makes this rebranding project so successful is the way Peter Donnelly and the Keogh family approached the project as a series of stories about the Keogh family farm. Incorporating …
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Workbook has spent the last 40 years in a continuous conversation with creative buyers. It’s been the most effective way to ensure the best results for our clients. While we are in …
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With a career as an artist representative that spans over 30 years, Richard Solomon has a lot to share about the state of the business and where it’s likely to …
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Once a year, Workbook gathers all of Norman Maslov‘s files from our two editions, with some additions, and produces a promotional booklet for the complete Maslov Group roster. Norman distributes 2,500 copies …
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Photographer Eric Wolfinger has built a sustainable career that encompasses his love for food and travel. Sounds ideal, right? But it didn’t come without a lot of hard work and the …
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Take the time to read this interview with Artists’ Representative David Goldman; you won’t be disappointed. It provides a great overview of where the business has been and where it’s going…a …
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Illustrator Ken Dutton has developed recurring characters for both commercial and editorial clients. Ken combines traditional and digital drawing tools to develop characters from concept to finish. Here are a …
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We’ve put together another edited gallery of images from Paul Elledge’s series iPhone Once a Day, Everyday. His solo exhibit will open Friday, May 12th at the Park Art Center, 9 …
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Throughout his 30-plus years as a professional illustrator, Mark Stutzman has consciously assessed each assignment in order to keep tabs on what worked well, what got him the assignment, what didn’t, and why. He’s begun sharing these insights …
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What began as a mostly illustrated assignment with a few motion elements grew into three fully animated promotions for InterContinental Hotels, in which Greg drew every frame himself. Greg created the storyboard for …
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Illustration is a constantly evolving medium, and Mendola Artists spent 2016 exploring all the ways in which to utilize their many talents for themselves and their clients. They are …
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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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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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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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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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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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Etc Creative has released their third in a series of six promotions focused on their company “Core Values.” This month’s theme: REAL. Authenticity is the underpinning of this month’s image …
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Custom Galleries on Workbook are a great way for a photographer or illustrator to add another dimension to their portfolios beyond commercial galleries. Testing out ideas and creating personal work …
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The recent news that Matthew McConaughey has just signed on as creative director for Wild Turkey signals a different approach to branding that we will likely be seeing more 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 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 …
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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 …
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Bill Cahill has produced another beautiful promotional video featuring his latest stills and motion imagery for Peet’s Coffee. The behind-the-scenes sequences show us what it really takes to sustain a …
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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 …
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Fearlessness and creativity are innate. To be truly creative you are breaking new ground and going where others have not. To make that leap requires fearlessness and belief in your …