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Are You A Cat Person Or A Dog Person?

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Lucy Rose worked with Running Press to illustrate two new books: “This Is a Book for People Who Love Cats” by Eliza Berkowitz and “This is a Book for People Who …

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Jun Cen Engages and Informs.

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Jun Cen’s recent re-branding for Mixpanel includes home page imagery and spot illustrations for the data analytics company’s website. All in all, the work has an energetic and expansive appeal, and is enhanced by the …

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More Illustration Latest Additions

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Laura Liedo’s style lies in simple shapes, flat colors, and varied textures. Her illustrations are usually conceptual, in search of metaphor and double meaning. She likes experimenting with colors and …

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Illustration Online’s Latest Additions

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Ian Dale is a freelance children’s, interactive, and editorial illustrator based in Los Angeles, California. His work tends towards richly-detailed digital paintings that live somewhere between animation and photorealism. Ian …

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Nigel Buchanan Portraits for Time100

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Nigel Buchanan illustrated 21 portraits for this year’s Time100 issue of Time Magazine. Time100 is an annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world, categorized as Icons, Pioneers, …

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Agency Rush Creative Update.

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Retail display, editorial, book covers and pub signs are just some of the projects from Agency Rush. Hikimi captures a beautiful spring vibe with her latest self-initiated imagery.

Anna Godeassi’s Latest Projects

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Italian illustrator Anna Godeassi‘s graphic, saturated palette works equally well for complex topics in the medical world as it does for the world of editorial. Represented by RappArt Above: Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health …

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Dan Page For Politico and German Newspaper WELT

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Dan Page created a series of illustrations for a special collaborative report by Politico and German Newspaper WELT that investigated how the Covid-19 pandemic was mishandled by four global health foundations.  

Marcus Oakley For The New Yorker

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Scattered throughout a recent issue of the New Yorker Magazine are these images by Marcus Oakley.  In this series, mazes are everywhere but their quirky, naivete is a welcome visual relief from the …

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Luis Pinto For Brisk Tea

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Luis Pinto‘s latest collaboration with Brisk Tea is everything you want when launching a new brand. Bright, colorful, attention grabbing imagery that is adaptable for multiple uses. Luis’ illustration of a swirling dragon …

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Debut Art Creative Update

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Above: JaceyTec  Variety Magazine Début Art (established in 1985) is an artists’ representative agency based in London, with offices now in New York and Tokyo. Début Art represents a ground-breaking roster of …

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John Jay Cabuay For Two University Magazines

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John Jay Cabuay recently illustrated two University Magazine cover stories:  Iowa Stater’s Spring ’23 issue explores the “tiny, mighty science” of nanotechnology, and Bowdoin Magazine covers an interview with the school’s …

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Jeff Hinchee For Barnard Magazine

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Jeff Hinchee’s illustrations for Barnard Magazine’s Innovation Issue story, “Breaking Norms,” are informed by his extensive work as a set designer for television and theatre. They’re an assemblage of traditional drawing and …

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Illustration Online’s Latest Additions

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Illustration Online has added some fantastic new illustrators this week whose work appears in editorial, publishing and advertising. Above: Jesse Reisch  

AgencyRush Creative Update.

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Here’s just a small taste of what AgencyRush has been working on lately. To see more great work from this talented group go to their website and their portfolios at …

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Kevin Sprouls Illustrates The World.

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The illustrated map is a great form of info graphics that combines elements of visual interest and information. These maps created by Kevin Sprouls are a great combination of line work, texture, motif and …

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Mark Stutzman’s Latest

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Above: Mark Stutzman has been working on some pretty impressive large- scale projects in the form of murals for the lobby space of the new UBS Arena on Long Island. …

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Orlando Arocena Renders The Rangers.

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Orlando Arocena worked with Designer Allen Pan-Long at Hasbro on key art celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. He renders the Rangers in the classic way that fans …

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A “Where’s Waldo” Style of Illustration

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A stylistic trend that RappArt agent Jodie Hein has identified as the “Where’s Waldo” style is jam-packed with details and winding narratives that guides your eye through information in a fun yet thoughtful way. …

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Morgan Gaynin Has Just Launched A New Website.

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Morgan Gaynin is excited to debut their new website! MG artists take a narrative approach to illustration across categories whether that be advertising, editorial or publishing. The new site’s easy navigation makes …

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Emile Explores Japan.

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As a New Zealander who built an advertising and editorial reputation while living in London and who is now based in Tokyo, Emile Holmewood shows us what he’s has absorbed of Japanese culture with …

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Julia Kerschbaumer Illustrates the ABC’s.

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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 …

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