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Kevin Sprouls and the Art of the Portrait

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In his new video promotion, illustrator Kevin Sprouls provides the  background and inspiration behind his classic portrait style that has appeared in the pages of the WSJ since he created …

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Where We Are Now Episode 8

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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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Cade Martin’s Portraits for Now

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During the present life-on-pause we’re all experiencing, photographer Cade Martin found inspiration for his latest project in an old self-portrait he created while in in his early years of college. …

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Mari Amor for Airbnb

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Mari Amor worked for Airbnb on several shoots, so when they heard she was heading to Iceland, they trusted her to bring back images for their Icelandic catalog. The results …

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Where We Are Now Episode Six

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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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Shaina Fishman, Animal Whisperer

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During the current Covid stay-at-home restrictions, many of our artists are making personal collections available until we can all get back to work. Animal photographer Shaina Fishman has numerous furry …

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Jeff Moores Answers the UN Creative Call

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When The United Nations recently put out a worldwide call to visual and performing artists to create artwork to help raise awareness of how we all can help “flatten the curve.” Jeff …

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Where We Are Now Episode 5

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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 fresh panel with …

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George Kamper’s Life in a Bubble

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Bubble Boy is photographer, George Kamper‘s latest series that brings  some much needed humor to our lives in self-quarantine. All the images are created with the help of his wife Sheryl …

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Greg Coulton Draws On the Past

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Greg Coulton‘s labels always strive to tell a story. They create a narrative that swirls with layers of characters and meaning. As Greg told us, “The fundamentals of good communication …

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Top Takeaways from Our Where We Are Now Webinar Part 2

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Image above: Timothy Archibald Where Are We Now Part 2 included Mike Bilbrey, VP of Production/Leo Burnett, Heather Elder, artists representative, Jodi Morrison, Group Manager, Creative and Photography Production/Starbucks Coffee Company, …

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Pat Molnar Gets Personal

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The importance of the personal project can never be overstated. With the possibility of work placed on hold for the foreseeable future, it is a good time to think about assigning something …

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An Update from the Salzman Group

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The illustrators of the Richard Salzman group have been working on assignments for clients around the world and exploring concepts and ideas of their own. They have created stunning and thoughtful …

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Jason Seiler Re-imagines Rosie the Riveter

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  Jason Seiler’s heroic poster illustrations for The Great x Cotton Inc.’s “Rosie Reborn” campaign, reimagines the iconic denim workwear of Rosie the Riveter for women who work in everything from …

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Veronica Lawlor’s Dream Assignment

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Veronica Lawlor brings her considerable  skills as a reportage artist to this latest dream job for Chase Private Client. As she travels across the US  from New York to Los …

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The Latest Test from Sandro Baebler

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Photographer/director Sandro Baebler captures perfection in these new  black-and-white, color portraits, and video. They’re indicative of his full portfolio of beautiful portraiture.  

Callie Lipkin Goes Classical

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Callie Lipkin is most known for her bright, authentic, colorful lifestyle, but her latest video project is dark, moody, intense and beautiful. Within forty-six seconds, she captures the essence of a classical …

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The Solomon Group Honors Black History Month

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This month we celebrate the achievements of African Americans and recognize their central role in U.S. history. The Richard Solomon group celebrates Back History Month  with this edited portraits gallery …

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Kathy Bruml Represents a Defined Aesthetic

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The photographers of the Kathrine Bruml Agency is a group honed to a defined aesthetic aptly applied to an array of subject matter. Scroll through their portfolios and website, and …

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