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These days, illustrator Steven Salerno is working on a full schedule of illustrating picture books, for both fiction and nonfiction titles, but he manages to create editorial illustrations for some long …
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Victo Ngai – May the PingAn be with You – Ping An Insurance Group
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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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Workbook Illustrators are an international group working for the biggest news and opinion outlets in the world. Whether it’s a pared down minimalism or over the top satire, they are illuminating the …
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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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Working from home, the origin of the virus, the experiences of healthcare workers, and when to safely re-open the economy are just some of the questions the illustrators with Rapp artists …
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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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Is there any doubt what illustrator Paul Garland is telling us with this image? Pretty unambiguous. It’s why his colorful, graphic conceptual illustrations regularly appear in the pages of the most respected publications …
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Steve Salerno latest editorial assignment is this image for the “Family and Tech” column (with a modified horizontal version for the web) at the Wall Street Journal titled, “New Parental Obsession—Kids’ Online Grades.“ It …
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Above: Portrait of RZA for Rolling Stone. The work of illustrator Mark Summers is not to be confused with anyone else’s. He’s elevated the technique of scratchboard that was all but …
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As this article says, prospects for the class of 2019 have never been better. But there are tools you’ll need to succeed, and Giulio Bonasera illustrates them for the Wall …
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Kevin Sprouls is the creator of the Wall Street Journal portrait style. The Wall Street Journal portrait style of Kevin Sprouls was the perfect solution for these three portraits. The designer, …
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PEROU shot two portraits recently and they couldn’t be more different: Will-i-am for Event magazine and acting legend Jeremy Irons for the Wall Street Journal. Greg Coulton recently created the …
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The stock market soared in 2017. Judging by the latest from Richard Borge for the Wall Street Journal, this leaves a lot of question marks. But in the meantime you …
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Throughout his time with the Wall Street Journal and then Worth magazine, Kevin Sprouls has employed his signature “headcut” portrait style on just about every titan of the financial world. As …
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Kevin Sprouls developed the “hedcut” style while working at the Wall Street Journal in the early 1980s. In this blog post he describes how, over a period of about six months, he refined …
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Michael Sloan now gives us a little insight into his creative process with the recent addition of his “From Sketches to Print” gallery to his website where he shows us the …
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