Giulio Bonasera Creates Content for T Brand Studio
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For his latest project, Giulio Bonasera applied his iconic, graphic style to branded content created by the T Brand Studio, marketing unit for the New York Times. By telling the in-depth …
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For his latest project, Giulio Bonasera applied his iconic, graphic style to branded content created by the T Brand Studio, marketing unit for the New York Times. By telling the in-depth …
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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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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
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The Richard Solomon group put together a great selection of style and imagery to mark the beginning of this school year. If you’d like to keep current with all the …
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With over 100 artists on their roster, Mendola Artists illustrators, animators, and directors consistently create thought-provoking imagery for clients all around the globe. Their talented artists have the technical know-how to produce …
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James Nelson shows us the individual stages and a beautiful narrative montage that captures the trip from beginning to end.
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It says a lot when your group of illustrators contributes regularly to the editorial and news pages of the three most respected publications in the United States: NYT, WaPo, and …
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Workbook illustrators are all over the latest American Illustration 38. Above: BloodBros
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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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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’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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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 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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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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Thodoris Tibilis is busy creating characters for clients in Europe and America from his studio in Athens.
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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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Above: Eoin Coveney: Selection of work from 2018 including illustrations for Eurotimes, Risk magazine, Webcomic for PBS and Westminster Collection. London-based NB Illustration had a busy year producing work for varied editorial and …
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Above: Carlo Stanga from his latest award winning book series I Am The City for Moleskin. Morgan Gaynin represents some of the best know illustrators working today. Here are some of …
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Above: Politico Magazine cover by Tracie Ching London-based Debut Artists are a talented and diverse group of image makers. Here are some of their favorite projects from 2018.
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Above: Rob Rey Clearly, winter’s not all bad.
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We asked our contributors to share their best projects of 2018 with us. We’ll continue to share more of the best from 2018, so follow us on Instagram!
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Benedetto Cristofani illustrates a series of pink and blue images for a recent article in the the Economist that asks “Who decides your gender? Campaigners say that only individuals can …
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Tom Cocotos began communicating visually before he could speak, and his primary method even then was collage, an art form that is both simple and sophisticated. Collage is like a visual …
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Hugh Syme was recently asked by Hagerty, “the magazine for people who love cars,” to imagine the future of the automobile. He brought all his skill and imagination as …
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This series of four images was completed by Rocco Baviera for the current issue of Trends Quarterly. The topic: “The Future of Fundraising.” Issues discussed in the article include the shift towards …