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John Jay Cabuay For McDonald’s

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John Jay Cabuay created these colorful, positive images depicting diversity, equality and inclusion for McDonald’s 2022-2023 Global DEI report.  The report touts all the ways in which McDonald’s provides opportunity for …

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Jrice Co’s For USPS

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Jonathan Rice was hired by USPS to create this cover and inside illustration for the Eagle Magazine, published by The United States Postal Service exclusively for its employees.  The Creative buyer at …

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The Timeless Style Of Paul Sirand

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Paul Sirand covers the Paris food scene, Monaco Auction Week and fashion trends for Monocle and creates campaigns for Dr. Martens®, MINI Cooper and the Eurotunnel all in his timeless, elegant style. Represented …

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Alyah Holmes For AARP

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Alyah Holmes created this fun, vibrant series of retro illustrations for AARP’s Throwback sweepstakes, a weekly contest inviting readers to share their favorite games, entertainment, style and driving memories from the 70’s, …

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Laura Liedo For The Green European Journal.

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Barcelona based illustrator Laura Liedo created this series for the Green European Journal, an online magazine that publishes the latest news on  political ecology, and the green movement in Europe.  The series takes on …

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Alison Seiffer’s Summer Reading List

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Alison Seiffer’s lifestyle illustrations are the perfect fit for this year’s summer reading feature from the Wall Street Journal. From fly fishing to cycling to food, the feature covers all the essential …

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Jonathan Carlson Creates A New Edition Of Monopoly

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Jonathan Carlson was commissioned to illustrate an exciting new edition of Monopoly celebrating Hasbro’s 100th Anniversary! This version of the game references 90 Hasbro brands, from Tinker Toys and Tonka, to classics such as Baby Alive and Battleship, and …

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Kotryna Zukauskaite’s For The P.A.H.O.

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Kotryna Zukauskaite‘s illustrations are integral to the re-branding and redesign of the Pan American Health Organization’s website, a regional division of the World Health Organization. Each image represents the different sections …

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Lulu Dubreuil For Invok

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Lulu Dubreuil put her design and illustration skills to work for Invok Brands and their Ocean’s Tinned Fish packaging design series and won a 2023 GDUSA Packaging Design Award in the process. …

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Michael DiMilo Helps To Foster A Future.

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Michael DiMilo combines his animation skills with live action video for this series of  inspirational PSAs called “Foster a Future. ” His hand-drawn animation is the perfect compliment for these …

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Agency Rush Artists Think Big.

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Agency Rush artist’s work appears in free standing form along the Thames, on store fronts and in residential and commercial interiors. They can tell a story, or brighten a space and create …

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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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Anna Godeassi Shares Her Latest Editorial Projects.

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Anna Godeassi creates imagery in which she visualizes topics such diversity, empathy, compassion, identity, inclusion and many more in her latest editorial assignments. Image above: Reader’s Digest Represented by RAPP|ART

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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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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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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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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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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