Mendola Artists Creative Update
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Mendola Artists’ latest projects are wide ranging in style and for a diverse group of clients. Print editorials, food and alcohol labels and packaging, computer gaming, and technology are just some …
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Mendola Artists’ latest projects are wide ranging in style and for a diverse group of clients. Print editorials, food and alcohol labels and packaging, computer gaming, and technology are just some …
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As part of an extensive project on health and aging, photographer Noel Hendrickson investigates what people around him are doing to boost their physical and mental health as they move through …
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Kodiak Cakes created an outdoor, mountain vibe for the brand, and with it, a community that values health food choices. Illustrator Stephen Harrington’s portrait of the Kodiak bear, which is …
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Illustrator Luisa Jung was asked by Focus Magazin Art Director, Bardo Fiederling, to create images for an editorial about the rising cost of energy in German households. We see figures …
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Working with the agency Ten Adams, Photographer/director Gregory Miller recently spent a week roaming the UT Heath San Antonio campus capturing the doctors, nurses, researchers, and teachers who work tirelessly to make …
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On the episode international creative and activist Rose Kaz talks about her start in photography, how it led her to create the online networking platform LBI Backstage Pass, and her latest …
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Velicia Gourdin’s stunning portraits of Black female educators, activists, writers, and politicians are rendered in the color purple, signifying their wisdom, bravery, and spirituality. These portraits are a blend of traditional methods, …
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Dennis Welsh had his marching orders from creative director Kris Mariani: “If you can see the talent needs a shave, then you’re too close. If you can see a crease in …
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Photographer Andy Anderson was a perfect fit as the still photographer on this commercial shoot for animal pharmaceutical company, Zoetis. Having grown up on a horse ranch and later watching his daughter …
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Michael Crampton’s series of illustrations for High Point University is just one of the many projects that illustrators with Mendola Artists have created for colleges and universities across the country. His …
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Rob Fiocca’s beautifully styled food images are enhanced with his beautiful lighting. Rob Fiocca was awarded silver and gold for multiple images of beautiful delicious looking food. They are beautifully …
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Bulgarian native and New York City-based photographer, Tina Boyadjieva spent the last twenty-five years living around the globe with time spent in the United States, England, Italy, Jordan, and the Greek …
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Queer the Lens is a growing community of LGBTQIA+ creatives in photography and video, both on and off set. Their mission is to empower their community by establishing an inclusive …
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In case it’s not totally obvious, illustrator/designer Miriam Martincic used to be a stone carver. Her figures have the weight and volume of sculpture. In her latest project for PLANSPONSOR 2022 Innovations …
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Kansas City HCA’s in-house team reached out to Mari Amor in mid-2021 about creating a series of images that could be used for immediate needs like an annual report, but could …
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Take heart! Have a heart. Know your heart, and get to the heart of the matter. The heart is an icon open to endless interpretation. Above: Jing Jing Tsong
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Shaw Nielsen’s mural for the Bellco Theatre in Denver, Colorado is a beautifully illustrated map that features all the ways to experience the Denver area. It has a visual rhythm …
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Photographer Lindsay Siu picked up gold for her work for BC Used Oil and silver for her Granville Island series, Bella Roces EP, and Warner Brothers portraits.
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Leslie Grow’s latest latest personal project was inspired by a trip to the grocery store. She needed a restock on dish soap and sponges, but also went home that day …
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Check out all the gold and silver from Workbook photographers in the 2022 Graphis Photography Annual. Above: Patrick Molnar
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Digital artist/illustrator Lisa Sheehan works with just about every medium, from real paint on real canvas to highly digitized conceptual imagery, both static and dynamic. Her work can be highly …
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Photographer Tom Hussey has an ambitious but doable plan for a while now: travel once a month to shoot personal projects that interest him. One of his latest shoots took him to …
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Tonya Engel’s images are rich in the cultural history that has had a major impact on American life. As her biography states, “Heavily influenced by folk artists of the Deep …
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Per Breiehagan wanders through Iceland as he captures the most stunning landscape on earth. His subjects are hiking the Svinafelljkull Glacier, kayaking along side the Jokulsarlon Iceberg, and standing atop …
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Illustrator Steven Noble was tapped to create the 2021 holiday packaging for Anchor Brewing Company, a company with deep roots in California history dating back to the Gold Rush. Steven’s …
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Solomon illustrators have been working for big names like New Yorker, New York Times, Microsoft, Deloitte, and more. Eleni Kalorkoti New Yorker Magazine A portrait of “modernism’s forgotten mystic,” author Mary …
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With the Super Bowl right around the corner, Workbook photographers show us how they capture all the drama on and off the field. Tony Garcia
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Photographer Dana Hursey is usually known for his bold, colorful and quirky work. But having worked with him before, the Marie’s brand approached him to shoot stills and motion for their …
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Sue Tallon’s most impressive shoot of the year was her work for Amazon’s Halo app. Working on location in Seattle with what she describes as “a rockstar team and wonderful …
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Aldo Crusher’s promotional poster for the Indiana State Fair