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Anna Godeassi’s Dreamy Islands

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Anna Godeassi recently crafted editorial illustrations that beautifully capture the essences of a Greek island, an Italian island and a metaphorical island for three separate articles for Il Sole 24 Ore. Known for …

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Kotryna Zukauskaite’s For The P.A.H.O.

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Kotryna Zukauskaite‘s illustrations are integral to the re-branding and redesign of the Pan American Health Organization’s website, a regional division of the World Health Organization. Each image represents the different sections …

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Richard Solomon Creative Update

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Solomon illustrators have been working for big names like New Yorker, New York Times, Microsoft, Deloitte, and more. Eleni Kalorkoti  New Yorker Magazine A portrait of “modernism’s forgotten mystic,” author Mary …

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Best of 2019: Lindgren & Smith Group

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Image above:  Claudi Kessels For this group of exceptionally talented artists, being illustrators is all above expressing ideas, capturing a time and place, and much more. There are posters, packaging, and editorial for …

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Richard Solomon’s New Artists Shine!

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Richard Solomon Artists Representative has a roster of illustrators, each with a unique style, who deliver powerful imagery for an equally varied roster of clients. Find Richard Solomon’s complete roster and …

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Latest Illustration Projects from London-Based JSR

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JSR is now a full-service creative management company, but here are just a few of the illustration projects they’ve been working on this month. Image above Harrison Edwards, Roger Magazine

Jennifer Nelson Artists Join Workbook

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Scrolling through the work of these talented illustrators, we’re struck with all the flora and fauna on display. It’s in their pattern and surface design, their licensing projects, and publishing …

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Giulio Bonasera’s Musical Take

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In his latest personal project, Giulio Bonasera created a set of visual metaphors by utilizing the notations of man’s highest form of expression: the language of music. He’s telling us we can …

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