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The initial UPS campaign “Be Unstoppable,” was created by The Martin Agency to reinforce the brand’s commitment to small business owners from under-represented communities by featuring a range of genders, ethnicities, and age …
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Fredinko is in love with both pop art and cubism and calls his style “neocubism.” His work is a mix of strict geometry and free organic shapes that flow harmoniously from one …
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Artists with the JSR Agency have been busy lately with editorial and advertising projects. Above: Cathal Duane Time Out London An illustration for a feature on Kensal House, a community theatre space …
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We love the subtle use of movement in Illustrator Loe Lee’s whimsical animated illustrations for Havas Atlanta/Coca Cola’s Coke with Coffee. Whether you’re a student in the library, at the office or at home, sometimes we …
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The talented, award-winning artists of Salzman International are spread out across the globe. Jeff Hinchee The Daily/This American Life
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Together with GS&P and GoFundMe, Victo Ngai is proud to showcase Asian Honor in all it’s beauty. A 55-piece, hand-illustrated artwork by Victo Ngai celebrates the joy and accomplishments of the …
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Brenda Manley’s group of illustrators is spread out across the globe, and they are ready to show you some of their favorite places.
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Illustrator Giulio Bonasera helps the July/August Harvard Business Review illuminate the connection between artificial intelligence and its coming impact on the marketing of products and services. The article goes …
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These days, illustrator Steven Salerno is working on a full schedule of illustrating picture books, for both fiction and nonfiction titles, but he manages to create editorial illustrations for some long …
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This wasn’t Greg Betza’s first assignment for the Globe, but was his first full-page book review illustration. The subject: Republic of Detours: How the New Deal Paid Broke Writers to Rediscover America by …
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The latest article about the DXE published at MusebyCl.io is a great overview of how and why the DXE came about and why it is a natural addition to Workbook’s suite …
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It’s an exciting time for illustration and animation! If an artist can draw it, it can be animated. Clients are employing an endless choice of drawing styles to create colorful …
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Italian illustrator Federico Gastaldi created this clever format for his DXE to introduce himself and provide us with a glimpse of his process. He shows us illustration and animation and how creatives can harness both mediums …
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Illustrator Valeria Petrone adds visual depth to John Cena’s latest book, which is a collection of his tweets. The addition of Valeria’s beautifully pared down, graphic style is the …
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Award-winning, internationally acclaimed illustrator James Yang was selected by IW Group Agency in partnership with Asian Americans Advancing Justice- Los Angeles as the lead animation design contributor for their bystander training program …
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Illustrator Max Loeffler’s work for Santoni’s latest social media campaign draws on the very essence of the brand. The imagery beautifully reflects the brand’s balance of classic shapes and modern innovations and …
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U.K. Agency Rush represents an international roster of talented artists. Above: Pinky Vision’s psychedelic lettering and illustrations are a great way to grab attention for advertising and packaging projects.
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The illustrators and animators from Salzman International bring their visual interpretations to a varied array of projects for clients worldwide. Above: Ivan Canu L’Espresso Art Usage in Public Museums.
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This is only a small sampling of what UK-based IllustrationX has to offer. They are currently working on publishing projects, packaging, branding, editorial, and more. Above: Grace Lanksbury BNY Mellon
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As agencies move toward digital-first, animation is increasingly integral to their strategies. If an idea is visually appealing, funny, or unusually creative, it makes a message irresistibly shareable. In an editorial context …
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Rapp Artists have been working for the New York Times a lot, as well as National Geographic, Scientific American, Reader’s Digest, the Boston Globe, and more. Above: Richard Mia was commissioned …
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Be sure to click through to the site to see how many of these artists have worked to animate their imagery. Above: Jane Saunders
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Workbook Illustrators added lots of new assignment imagery and personal work. Take a Look! Above: Ivan Canu
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Illustrators add depth to the biggest stories of day and pursue personal imagery to add to their portfolios. Above: Guilio Bonasera New York magazine + Visible, …
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Workbook illustrators offer their clients endless ways to capture their subjects. Above: Tim O’Brien August Wilson/USPS
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Congratulations to Bill Mayer, winner of the 2021 The Hamilton King Award. Created in 1965 by Mrs. Hamilton King in memory of her husband through a bequest, it is presented …
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This integrated limited edition campaign for Kiehl’s has everything. Weitong Mai’s illustrations are featured on illustrated packaging design, envelopes, shopping bags, pop-up displays, and in an animated video that all …
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Take a look at these terrific new additions to the site!
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Studying from life is at the core of what Greg Betza and the illustrators at Studio 1482 do. It keeps them fresh and is an outlet for continued experimentation. During …
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Choosing the right look and style to package and enhance your brand is a critical marketing decision. Workbook provides you with endless choices. To see more, search packaging under the Illustration …
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