Alyah Holmes Attracts Attention
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Alyah Holmes grabs your attention with her colorful graphic style, whether it’s with a magazine cover or packaging design. Check out her latest work for Audible, AARP, Sarasota Magazine, Moose Toys …
Kevin Sprouls’ Latest Time Cover
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Kevin Sprouls, creator of the Wall Street Journal portrait style known as hedcut, was commissioned by TIME to create a portrait of Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter who has …
Stina Persson And Vogue Have Your Horoscope
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Stina Persson employs her lovely, fluid line and fashion proportions to beautiful effect in this series of astrological signs for the German Vogue. What’s your sign? Represented by KOKO Art Agency.
Islenia Mil Imagines Where and How Reparations May Occur
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Islenia Mil worked with Yes! Magazine on 6 illustrations for the exclusive digital series, Realizing Reparations, which explores the progress of reparations efforts and where and how they may occur. Represented by Rapp …
Caroline Attia Sparks Curiosity For Girl Scout Brownies
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Caroline Attia illustrated an activity booklet for Girl Scout Brownies in second and third grade. The booklet is all about encouraging curiosity and contains prompts and activities that are based on …
Graham Studios Gets Technical
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Graham Studios collaborates with creative and scientific teams to deliver complex biological and technical information in the form of illustrations and motion graphics that are easily understandable. This IFU (information for use), …
Stephanie Singleton Illustrates the Black Experience.
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Artist Stephanie Singleton illustrates the Black experience in America for clients such as Simon & Schuster, Harvard Business Review, and the University of Chicago. Her bold, graphic aesthetic and sophisticated use …
Recent Work From Luisa Jung
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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 …
The New WORKBOOK’s Directory of Illustration Is On Top Of Trends
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There is a wealth of technique and style to explore in the 2024 WORKBOOK’s Directory of Illustration, the first collaborative issue between Workbook and The Directory of Illustration, online now and arriving on …
Anna Godeassi’s Creative Update
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Anna Godeassi provided imagery for a range of content in Time Magazine, Reader’s Digest, New Jersey Monthly and more. Above: Reader’s Digest Poetry Helped Us Survive the Loss of our Young …
Daniel Hertzberg Investigates Tech Neck, Dead Butt Syndrome And Other Maladies
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Daniel Hertzberg worked with NPR on a series of illustrations for Body Electric, a six-part interactive project hosted by TED Radio Hour’s Manoush Zomorodi which investigates the impact of tech on our bodies …
Laura Liedo Interprets the EU’s Social and Economic Issues of the Day.
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Laura Liedo has put her interpretive skills to work visualizing complicated and sometimes difficult concepts for the Green European Journal. Democracy, sustainability, migration, finance and economy, climate and energy and …
Kevin Sprouls’ Iconic Portrait Style
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It’s a time consuming medium, but Kevin Sprouls is still producing portraits in the style he created for the WSJ that still endures at the paper today. The series you …
Donna Grethen’s Best of 2023
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Donna Grethen created a series of 12 beautiful illustrations and spots for the Gates Philanthropic Partnership Impact Report 2022. Working with the creative team at M&T & Co., the Impact Report …
Barbara Spurll’s Best of 2023
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These portraits created by Barbara Spurll for the about page at Geocene’s website are not what you normally see in this context. They give the company a casual but sophisticated feel and signal that these …
The Best of 2023: Becki Gill for Stella Artois
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Celebrating great British pubs is this killer campaign from Stella Artois. Taking inspiration from Stella’s ‘Au Naturel’ beer, Becki Gill was commissioned to recreate some classic pub signs, but with a twist! Since there have …
Antonio Javier Caparo Gives Treasure Island A New Vintage Look
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Antonio Javier Caparo was tasked with creating a new vintage look for Robert Luis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. He created cover art and 12 illustrations for the interior of the novel which …
Sue Todd Takes On The Stories of Historical Women
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With Bloody Marie A Little History of Marie Antoinette, Sue Todd is getting a feel for the voice and style she’ll be employing in her series of graphic novels featuring women in history. …
Mirko Cresta Contributes to Lehigh Business and Zurich Design Week
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Mirko Cresta had the opportunity to create the illustrations for the cover and the inside article in Lehigh Magazine on the topic of the “Interdependence between Government and Business.” Mirko visualizes …
Darling Clementine Packages Target’s Holiday Treats
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Darling Clementine was commissioned to design the packaging for a line of Advent calendars and other seasonal treats for Target’s Favorite Day brand. You’ll find these beautifully designed products online and on store shelves …
Michael Crampton Goes Camping
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Michael Crampton created this series of camping scenes for posters advertising a camp cocktail sweepstakes from Diageo liquor brands and Yeti Coolers. The sweepstakes offered a chance to win a Yeti …
Laura Liedo Illustrates A Culture of Inclusion
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With a focus on topics like practical empathy, equitable flexibility and cooperative skill building, Laura Liedo builds a beautiful set of illustrations and gifs that capture all the ways OC Tanner …
Feifei Ruan Celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival With Tiffany and Co.
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FeiFei Ruan‘s latest packaging design for Tiffany and Co. celebrates the Chinese Mid-Autumn Moon Festival with its beautiful, sparkling flora and fauna for the game Reunited by Moonlight. To see more of …
Eric Petersen’s Evocative Style Illuminates the Past
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Eric Petersen recently collaborated with Netflix on their most recent Queue Issue to create these four scene adaptations from the new series, All the Light We Cannot See. His vintage, graphic …
Egle Plytnikaite Illuminates the Fungi
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Egle Plytnikaite collaborated with Rastine Cafe in Vilnius, Lithuania to create prints, postcards, window displays, and a children’s activity book about fungi and biodiversity. The collection underscores the crucial role mushrooms play …
blindSALIDA Looks Ahead to the Nature of Work in 2030
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blindSALIDA visualizes the changes in the workplace that are coming when Babyboomers are fully retired and Generation Z has taken their place. In his editorial for HR Magazine, he’s created an opening …
Denise Gallagher’s Flowers by the Month
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Denise Gallagher recently collaborated with Shutterstock to create a series of illustrations for a Monthly Birthday Flower Collection. The collection was shared in a blog post Denise also helped write which provides …
Guillermo Flores and the Ten Principles of Burning Man
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Guillermo Flores captures the spirit of Burning Man with his latest poster series, illustrating the ten principle of Burning Man. With Trees of Life as the visual theme he has created a beautiful …
Mark Summers’ Style Is a Classic
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Mark Summers’ style is a classic that’s appeared in everything from editorial assignments, to packaging, to advertising. It’s based in the old technique of scratchboard to which he can add a thoroughly …
Navina Chhabria Tells the Story of Raaga’s Song
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Navina Chhabria‘s Raaga’s Song tells the story of a little girl who has always dreamed of singing in the annual Diwali mela at the Royal Palace, but must overcome her …
