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Richard Borge’s Latest Work

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Illustrator and Animator Richard Borge has been making the rounds with his bright and fun style!

Kevin Sprouls’ Latest Time Cover

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Kevin Sprouls, creator of the Wall Street Journal portrait style known as hedcut, was commissioned by TIME to create a portrait of Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter who has …

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Recent Work From Luisa Jung

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Luisa Jung takes on topics such as the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of attacks on academia, how to be a ‘supercommunicator’ and more in her latest creative update. Represented …

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Rapp|Art Round Up

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Editorial, foundation and institutional initiatives and healthcare advertising are just some of the topics this creative group of illustrators have been working on lately.   Above: Taylor Callery Wall Street Journal The …

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Alison Seiffer’s Summer Reading List

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Alison Seiffer’s lifestyle illustrations are the perfect fit for this year’s summer reading feature from the Wall Street Journal. From fly fishing to cycling to food, the feature covers all the essential …

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Anna Godeassi’s Latest Projects

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Italian illustrator Anna Godeassi‘s graphic, saturated palette works equally well for complex topics in the medical world as it does for the world of editorial. Represented by RappArt Above: Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health …

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Morgan Gaynin Has Just Launched A New Website.

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Morgan Gaynin is excited to debut their new website! MG artists take a narrative approach to illustration across categories whether that be advertising, editorial or publishing. The new site’s easy navigation makes …

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Best of 2022 Morgan Gaynin

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Above: Victo Ngai Project: Sleepy Autumn – Autumn Sale Event Client: Steam The only art direction Victo  received was to create an artwork with an autumn theme. “The inspiration behind …

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Salzman International Creative Update

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The award winning artists of Salzman International represent a stylistically diverse pool of talent committed to the visual expression of ideas. Joey Guidone  Internazionale Magazine Message From Marx

Rappart Creative Update

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The New York Times, Washington Post and Boston Globe are just a few of the many editorial clients Rapp Artists have been working with lately. Taylor Callery  New York Times Illustration for article about Tom Cruise, …

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The Subtle Artistry of Jun Cen

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Jun Cen is a talented and prolific artist and animator whose work is spare and muted and yet highly impactful. “My goal is to create an expressive aesthetic with restraints” says Jun …

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Michael Glenwood Creative Update

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Michael Glenwood explores new techniques, recent assignment work, and shares personal thoughts on the situation in Ukraine. Above: A recent piece for the Wall Street Journal questions the wisdom of having no …

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Creative Update: RAPP ART

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Rapp Artists have been busy on editorial assignments for publications like the Boston Globe and the Wall Street Journal and institutions like Marquette University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. They also created advertising imagery and …

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Kevin Sprouls for Vouch

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Vouch, a start-up that provides business insurance to other start-ups, hired Kevin Sprouls to help create a brand that business can trust. The black-and-white technique he employs is immediately recognizable as the portrait style that has been  …

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Rapp Artists Creative Update

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Rapp Artists visually interpret every kind of story for an array of editorial, publishing and institutional clients. Nigel Buchanan  Golf Digest A story on Olympic golfers

Creative Update: Salzman International

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The talented, award-winning artists of Salzman International are spread out across the globe. Jeff Hinchee  The Daily/This American Life