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The Best of 2019: The Richard Salzman Group

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Illustrators from the Salzman Group Image above: Federico Gastaldi “This is one of my favorite illustrations of the year because I always wanted to work with the Wall Street Journal. …

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Workbook Illustrators Have It Covered

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Workbook artists are working for a varied international roster of publications. Time, Newsweek, the Economist, and the Guardian Weekly are just a few examples. Image above: Rocco Baviera, Deloitte

Steve Salerno Works Through the Concept

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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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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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James Nelson Identifies a Food Type

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  We know this girl is a yoga-loving, cat-friendly, green-smoothie fanatic because illustrator James Nelson took all these elements and arranged them into a beautiful narrative portrait that makes sophisticated …

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Illustration USA is Now Illustration X

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IlllustrationX has launched a new identity and website that signals their unmatched global coverage. They not only have offices currently in the UK, USA, France, India, Singapore, Germany, China, South …

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Artists at Work: Cannady Chapman

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Cannady Chapman is an award-winning illustrator whose clients are among the most high profile across every sector: the New York Times, Target, and American Express, to name a few. His work …

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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

Giulio Bonasera and the Class Of 2019

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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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The Salzman Group Has Impressive Showing in AI 38

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This international group of illustrators was recognized for its work for the New York Times, Nautilus, and other clients by this year’s American Illustration competition.       Above: Davide Bonazzi  Mare …

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Greg Betza for Pro Publica

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Greg Betza’s drawing style adds a sense of immediacy to the crisis in the California prison system. He depicts the overcrowding and the sudden eruption of violence and its aftermath with …

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The Latest from Benedetto Cristofani

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Above: “Choices on the Continent,” the Economist Whether the story is growing economic inequality in the West or how China is investing in Africa, Benedetto Cristofani finds the essence of the story and illustrates …

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Bonnie Hofkin’s Latest: Beethoven and The Babe

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Bonnie Hofkin captured two historical greats from two very different worlds: German composer and pianist Ludwig van Beethoven and Major League Baseball’s George Herman “Babe” Ruth. Hofkin was inspired by The Babe’s …

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Spring 2019 Workbook Hits Desks This Month

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The 2019 spring edition of Workbook includes an exciting new feature: MOTION! Go to the new Animation section or Motion/Director section in both the print and online versions to see what …

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The Latest from Illustrator Anna Godeassi

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Above: Hopkins Bloomberg For Public Health Illustrator Anna Godeassi recently sent us a selection of her most recent projects. She’s been working for Bloomberg, the New York Times, Marie Claire Italy, as …

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