Posts from the Workbook Blog tagged with

Personal Work

Vinnie Finn Experiments

Posted on

For his latest test shoot, Vinnie Finn put together a loose brief which included an overall direction and visual inspiration for his food stylist Nathan Carrabba and prop stylist Meghan Czerwinski which they …

Read more

Agency Rush Creative Update

Posted on

See the latest from this talented group of artists from Agency Rush. Then go deeper and check out more sophisticated portraits from Becki Gil, beautiful watercolor food from Georgina Luck, the energetic doodling of Billie …

Read more

Jason Lindsey Celebrates Earth Day

Posted on

Photographer/director Jason Lindsey celebrates Earth Day by thanking Mother Earth and reminding us that we owe her our deep care and respect.  Whether it is highlighting the work being done in …

Read more

Paul Aresu in Vietnam and Cambodia

Posted on

Paul Aresu felt an immediate sense of adventure the moment he woke up in Saigon and looked out his hotel window. It was 6:30 A.M. and the city was already bustling. …

Read more

Ian Curcio’s Latest Personal Work

Posted on

Although Ian Curcio has had a busy schedule full of commissions and travel lately, he was able to get in a few personal shoots between campaigns. Whether he’s shooting digital, film, or …

Read more

Recent Work From Luisa Jung

Posted on

Luisa Jung takes on topics such as the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of attacks on academia, how to be a ‘supercommunicator’ and more in her latest creative update. Represented …

Read more

Clint Davis’ Latest Is A Passion Project

Posted on

Clint Davis‘ latest is a passion project that captures four meticulously restored vintage Land Rovers. The appeal of these classic beauties lies in their rugged and utilitarian styling of yesteryear, mixed …

Read more

Cade Martin And The Beautiful Faces Of Cuba

Posted on

Cade Martin’s latest series, The Faces of Cuba is both mysterious and truth-telling. Intently focused but with little visual context we are left to intently study these faces as we begin to gain a …

Read more

More Best Of 2023 Photography

Posted on

The best imagery shot in 2023 by Workbook Photographers are in the still life, portrait and lifestyle categories; shot for advertising and corporate clients and just for themselves. Raina+Wilson ETC …

Read more

Richard Solomon’s Best of 2023

Posted on

It was a productive year for Richard Solomon artists.  Check out all the beautiful editorial imagery and packaging produced by the group in 2023. Chris Gash The Pennsylvania Gazette

Salzman International’s Best of 2023

Posted on

Michael DiMilo Center for Disease Control (The CDC) Pregnant and Protected campaign.

Heath Robbins Best of 2023

Posted on

For his latest personal shoot, Heath Robbins assembled a group of teenagers and the ingredients for roasting s’mores over a backyard fire, and then waited to capture all the fun and …

Read more

Best of 2023: Renee Rhyner & Company

Posted on

Renee Rhyner & Company illustrators explored new techniques and concepts in 2023. Above: Janet Allinger Paper Saint of Emulsified Meats Personal Work

A Creative Update from Agency Rush

Posted on

Above:  Crush Creative celebrates 25 years of design. Here are some of the highlights! The artists at Agency Rush are a talented bunch who have been working on a mix of large …

Read more

Shelly Waldman Savors Every Last Bit Of Summer

Posted on

Shelly Waldman takes inspiration from the relaxing poolside days of summer in her latest test. With Lagunitas Brewing Company and bright natural light setting the color scheme, Shelly added to the sunny pallet with …

Read more

Creative Update: ETC Creative

Posted on

Brian Steege IAMS

Heath Robbins In Morocco

Posted on

Heath Robbins captures the sites, sounds and taste of Morocco with his latest personal series.

Robert Ripps’ Negativityness Is A Good Thing.

Posted on

Negativityness is Robert Ripps’ award-winning, ongoing project that began as a response to a political climate in which everything seems to be about negativity, about division, about what is truth (and what is …

Read more

Shaun Fenn’s Latest Personal Project.

Posted on

Shaun Fenn recently spent time in Minnesota at the US Pond Hockey championships. As a West Coast outdoor loving athlete, he was fascinated by an alternative to the sports he …

Read more

Julia Kerschbaumer Illustrates the ABC’s.

Posted on

Julia Kerschbaumer’s person series, Music ABC received an Award of Excellence at the 2023 CommArts Typography Competition.Julia told us the series,  “Combines my favorite passions: music, capturing the essence of interesting people through …

Read more

Andy Anderson Is Exploring Fashion.

Posted on

Andy Anderson has traveled the world in pursuit of his craft and has always felt most comfortable in wild and open places and this includes his home in rural Mountain Home, Idaho. The …

Read more

Best of 2022: Steven Salerno

Posted on

By assigning himself eight New Yorker covers Steve Salerno challenged himself to create images that capture the current mood of the city as he observes the world around him. “In years …

Read more

Nathalie Gordon Shares Her Thoughts.

Posted on

With her latest series, photographer Nathalie Gordon reminds us that women have a voice, and continue to push back against archetypal female roles: the cowed housewife,  the harassed secretary, or women who …

Read more

Dana Hursey and the Creative Process

Posted on

Testing, testing…It is the single most import thing  artists can do to move their careers forward. Personal projects are not only good for the soul, they are good for business. Clients …

Read more

Andy Anderson and the Sherpas of Nepal

Posted on

Photographer Andy Anderson has photographed the grizzly bears of Alaska, the gauchos of Argentina, gang members on the south side of Chicago, and many others. The Sherpa people of Nepal had …

Read more

Saverio Truglia’s Latest Personal Project Is Called Lifted

Posted on

Saverio Truglio’s new short film (1:45) features teen powerlifter Sarah Wood. It’s a moving story about a Midwest high school girl, who with the help of her dad, is resisting powerful social …

Read more

Brian Carlson at the Fairgrounds

Posted on

What is it about carnivals that makes them such an endless source of interesting subject matter? Photographer Brian Carlson began working on his carnival series ten years ago and says, “The …

Read more

Salzmanart Creative Update

Posted on

Mark Smith Business Traveller magazine

See It from the Artist’s Perspective

Posted on

Congratulations to the nineteen artists selected for the 9th Annual Artists Perspective Exhibition, which opens April 29th in Chicago. The show is curated by Jo-Nell and Davis Sieren and hosted by APA Chicago at …

Read more

Amy Scott’s Pearbirds and Butterflies

Posted on

Amy Scott creates a living world out of food with her magical landscapes.