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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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Once the creative team for Root Insurance saw Kremer Johnson’s street portrait series, “Angelenos,” they were pretty convinced the photos were the right fit for the campaign they had in mind. …
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In January, Mac Holt and his crew spent five days in Nevada’s high desert enjoying natural hot springs, off-roading, camping, and campfires, all while shooting a new campaign for Travel Nevada …
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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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There were so many engaging images in this submission from Kate T. Parker for Healthcare Atlanta, it was hard to edit it down. There’s the restlessness and boredom, displays of affection, …
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Artist Jason Naylor completed two mural projects during the shelter-in-place order. The first is just one of many that were installed all over New York City as part of a …
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The inability to cast and photograph talent early on in the pandemic brought the industry to a standstill. In response, Alice Blue has elevated their process of creating talent in 3D, …
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This talented group maintains an international clientele from their base in the UK and editorial projects for Harper Collins, Which?, The Times, Bon Appetit, CBS, Watch! magazine the US, UK, and Australia are just part of what’s in …
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When Covid-19 hit, photo team Tracy and David felt compelled to document the world as it adapted to the new normal. As former photo journalists, they were inspired to tell the stories …
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With the many restrictions in place due to the stay-at-home order, food photographer Vinnie Finn used his time wisely to add new imagery to his website and portfolio; he was able to execute successfully in …
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Adrian Mueller shows how photographers and clients can continue to work together remotely in his latest shoot for Food Maison.
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Since many productions have been curtailed in recent months, photographer/director Steven Moyer used the time to create new work to add to his already substantial portfolio of active lifestyle imagery. With family …
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Each these of these artists uses a unique visual style to add meaning to society’s call for change.
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Illustrator Wes Rowell presents a well-thought-out argument for the inclusion of editorial illustration to the list of Pulitzers awarded every year. There are already two categories for photography: breaking news …
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The concept for the Goodseed tee shirt campaign, Photographer Weston Fuller’s latest project, was to place the product as if they were being “worn” by trees to support the company’s …
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This personal series by photographer/director Stewart Cohen was created well before we all heard the name George Floyd. He takes a sort of Jenny Holzer approach, with it, but …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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Taylor Callery reminds us how much our present is wrapped up in our past. His latest series includes familiar icons like the American flag and the black fist, imagery of protest, and …
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In his work for Jaxport, photographer/director Ryan Ketterman manages to capture the macro and the micro view of the massive Jaxport facility in Jacksonville, Florida. He makes great use of the artificial …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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As the depth of COVID-19 crisis became clear and life in New York ground to a halt, dedicated hospital and medical staff have risked their own health in order to save …
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Oivind Hovland creates beautifully balanced narratives with simple shapes and a sophisticated use of color. They illustrate the story in such a way that the viewer knows there is more to it than what initially …
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Seven Noble has applied his illustration skills to an array of branding projects for beverage producers that range from the straight and classic to the humorous and quirky. He branded the …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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Each of the these images represents Italian illustrator Stefania Infante’s beautiful pointillistic style and her effective use of a limited color pallet. They also represent the range of topics she has …
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Given the historic nature of what we are living through right now, photographers like Saverio Truglia are compelled to document life in the moment. At first, he kept these images private, then began to …
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In his latest personal series, photographer/director Jason Lindsey created portraits of the children who will face an uncertain future impacted by climate change. As these portraits suggest, we are intertwined with …
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Matt Englebert provides production design, art direction, set building, and prop styling services for clients in print and film. He’s worked with many current and former Workbook photographers, such as Cade …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a weekly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a …
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