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 …
Peter Pachoumis Is Peter POP Art
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It’s graphic and colorful, and perfect, not just for comic books, but advertising and editorial projects too. Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and others gave us Pop Art in the 1960s …
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 …
New Agency Rush Illustrators Join Workbook
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Agency Rush represents a talented group of illustrators who deliver innovative and creative solutions. Bringing their entire roster to Workbook, they show a wide range of talent and expertise that …
Illustrators and Animators New to Workbook
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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 …
An Update from Illustrator Neil Webb
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Above: A story titled Love and Death UCObserver Neil Webb refreshed his website with work created for an impressive roster of clients here in the US and across the pond. From the New York Times …
New Artists from Illustration USA Join Workbook
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Corey Adams Helps Give Brisk Iced Tea a Face Lift
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Corey Adams recently collaborated with Pepsi and Brisk Iced Tea for a unique assignment, as part of a nine-artist team. Each artist helped redesign one of the current Brisk Iced Tea …
The Latest from Rocco Baviera
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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 …
John Tomac and the Salesforce Landscape
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These beautiful African landscapes were commissioned for unlimited usage to promote Salesforce worldwide events through web, print, demos, mobile apps, and custom apps, just to name a few.
Latest Editorials from Benedetto Cristofani
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Benedetto Cristofani tackled some lighter faire recently…you know, the unconscious, international relations, terrorism, and the multi-million dollar contract. He created a spot-on visual for each topic; it’s why he continually works for …
David Goldman’s Group Had a Good Year
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Bill Butcher’s favorite project of 2017 was this series of posters created for Art-Movement Gallery to promote the three biggest cycling races of the year. The New York MTA chose James …
Paul Rogers for Salesforce
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Paul Rogers met Matt Haligman 40 years ago in his first college design class at Art Center and they’ve been friends ever since. Today, Matt Haligman forms one half …
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 …
Latest Additions: September 3rd – September 16th
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
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December Editor’s Picks
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Mark Laita
The Classic Travel Poster
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The classic, retro travel poster is still one of the most elegant ways to connect with adventure-seekers. We received several submissions from contributors who recently completed projects for travel-related clients …
On the Move with Kirsten Ulve
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We love to see illustration in use beyond the traditional two dimensional editorial or advertising. Digital marketer, Tap Pad hired Kirsten Ulve to create 150 characters to cover one of …
Stuart Bradford for Harvard Business Review
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In his first project for the Harvard Business Review, Stuart Bradford created a series of images illustrating the pitfalls of corporate mergers and acquisitions. The first of the three images …
Daniel Pelavin for Los Angeles Magazine
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The classic orange crate label has always had a big influence on Daniel Pelavin‘s work. With an ideal balance of graphic illustration and decorative typography, it is perfect formula for …
