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Doug Menuez is a documentary photographer, director, and artist whose varied career over thirty-five years has ranged from photojournalism and documentary, to commissioned work and fine art projects. The focus …
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Photographer Dennis Welsh always thought photographing individuals who mine coal for a living would make for an an interesting portrait series. But when he explained to the various communities he contacted …
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Photographer Pedro Oliveira pulled together a Covid- safe test shoot with the new Volvo XC60 hybrid and just a crew of four (including talent). He caught the attention of Volvo’s Portland marketing department …
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Dining outdoors in small groups or at home with immediate family members are the safest options this holiday. Image above: Together with stylist Johanna Lowe and art director James Dunilson of Crate and Barrel, …
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Chris Ryan of Once Films has built a career doing what he loves. For him, that means being part of a community and being able to tell its story at the same …
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When shelter-in-place orders were issued, photographer Dan Goldberg turned to the slow and calming process of shooting still life to calm his nerves. He rummaged through the cabinets in his …
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Image above: Scott Thompson
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Photographer Brian Sorg’s images of dogs and their humans are a great reminder of all that dogs give us. Emotional support, healing, and a good laugh are just some of the …
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Workbook artists upload hundreds of new images to the site every week. Here are just a few of the new illustrations and GIFs that caught our eye. Image above: Lisa …
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In 2016, photographer Smeeta Mahanti photographed 300 kids ages 10-17, each with a written message to the world and dated with the year they would be able to vote. In August …
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The statement that accompanied this latest personal project from Kremer Johnson aptly and somewhat hilariously addresses things we wondered about when we saw these images, so we decided to publish …
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Sarah Anne Ward not only brands her clients products with a distinct blend of sophistication and playfulness, she does it in all mediums: stills, GIFs, live action video, and stop motion. Her …
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Like most of us, photo team Lowy and Lacar found themselves stranded at home last spring. They knew they would have to get creative, which is what they do, but with two young, active …
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With her dark muted palette and her skill as a storyteller, illustrator Hokyoung Kim captures a moment in time as if it were a frame from a larger story. With …
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Greg Neumaier‘s latest exploration called The Nonspatial Continuum is a beautiful exploration of scale and dimension that draws heavily on the Bauhaus aesthetic. Bathed in stark lighting, the all-white arrangements are composed …
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Pet portraits and fashion, the athletic feats of breakdancers, and quarantine cocktails are just some of the subjects the ETC group has engaged lately. To see more images from these photographers and …
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Deborah Wolfe LTD. represents an internationally recognized, award-winning roster of illustrators and animators who handle everything from a single illustration to large-volume projects and complex animations.
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Goat Rope Noun (slang): A confusing, disorganized situation, often attributed to or marked by human error; a convoluted issue that is contested by many parties. The summer of 2020 was …
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Workbook photographers are well represented in this year’s Communication Arts Photography Annual. Image Above: Michael Prince Personal Project Wingaersheek Beach
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The styling, subject matter, and chiaroscuro lighting in this award-winning series by photographer Weston Fuller pays homage to the old Dutch Masters school of painting. It is a personal project by photographer Weston …
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What began as a long-term collaboration between food and lifestyle photographer Jody Horton and the Pearl Farmer’s Market of San Antonio was an obvious fit but never seemed so relevant …
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Jing Jing Tsong colorful, graphic and textural style is in use lately in the name of cultural diversity. Her work recently graced the cover of the Kresge Foundation’s annual report, for …
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Once the pandemic hit, most photographers went right into “create-in-place” mode. Walter Smith decided to rent some video gear and began shooting people around the house. As a father of four, there …
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Photographer Joshua Steadman took a detour recently on his way from a job site to tour Monument Avenue in Richmond, Virginia in the aftermath of the protests that took place there. …
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In his latest series, Lou Bopp photographs his subjects through barriers: windows, doors, and screens, as a way of emphasizing the history we are living through. He documents the arc of …
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The illustrators with the Jennifer Nelson group employ birds for use in patterns on everything from fabrics, wallpaper, personal items, greeting cards, and more. The positive associations we make …
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Even if Callie Lipkin doesn’t get the job, that doesn’t stop her from putting her own spin on a treatment and shooting the assignment anyway. After submitting two treatments for jobs …
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In a recent interview with California magazine, Richard Borge talks about his creative process and where his inspiration comes from, how adding Cinema 4D (C4D) to his tool box …
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Pride Month, Black Lives Matter, Juneteenth, and How to Cope With COVID-19 are some of the headlines to which the talented artists of the Richard Solomon group have added visual …
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With his pared down graphic style and exuberant use of color, Greg Mably created a style heavily influenced by the Pop Art of the 1960s. His recent work for Canada Goose (image …
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