Best Of 2019: Thompson and Homannay Share Personal Work
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“Our favorite personal project of the year was photographing teen skaters on Twin Peaks in San Francisco, where we used both digital and film. We loved photographing these kids and …
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“Our favorite personal project of the year was photographing teen skaters on Twin Peaks in San Francisco, where we used both digital and film. We loved photographing these kids and …
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Andy Goodwin is no stranger to shooting in dirty, gritty, and sometimes dangerous conditions, as can be seen in the Workforce gallery on his site. This recent campaign for SunCoke, a …
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“This year’s cover of the ‘Body Issue’ with pro golfer Brooks Koepka was special for many reasons beyond the obvious, but mainly as a bittersweet goodbye to many years of …
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During the two-day shoot for London De Maanzanas, Mauricio Candela worked with the Spanish agency Sra. Rushmore to create a trove of assets for a new digital campaign for social and digital networks. …
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The dancers of the Richmond Ballet Company float literally and figuratively in the Ballet in the River series of photo illustrations created by Alice Blue. Small artistic details transform the exquisite …
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Workbook directors continued to explore their storytelling skills for clients and themselves. They share the collaborative nature of telling a story while working for their clients and also where the …
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The artists of ETCcreative explored new work on their own and created great imagery for their clients. They made beautifully styled food and cocktails, hilarious moments with man’s best friend, stunning, …
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Adding new work to a portfolio is vital for a sustained and successful career in photography. Creative buyers love looking at personal projects, and so do we. It’s a window into …
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We’re back at the Palm Springs Photo Festival with Heidi Goverman, Workbook Regional Representative. On this episode, Heidi talks to senior art producer Brian Gibson, art producer Jen Lamping, creative …
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Considering it’s complicated nature, we can’t think of a better, more compelling way to explain the contents of the Mueller Report than through the form of a graphic novel. Jan …
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Sally Heflin shared just some of her illustrators’ most interesting assignments and had this to say about 2019: “Illustration artists are applied artists, and what strikes me most about this body of …
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We can’t overstate the importance of shooting personal work. It is a professional lifeline to creative buyers and key to driving a career forward. It’s why we include personal projects …
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Heather Elder wraps up 2019 with her 38th episode of Dear Art Producer in which she interviews Leo Burnett senior producer, Michael Bilbrey. With a 28-year career as a producer …
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Some of Debut Artists favorite 2019 projects were heavy on CGI and fantasy/sci fi. Chris Labrooy created this sleek modern image for the new Porsche Taycan display at the LA Auto …
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“This is the third shoot I’ve done for Old Town Canoes over the past four years and one of my favorites for 2019. I’ve always loved shooting with them as …
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We asked our contributors to send us their best projects from 2019 and to tell us why they were their favorite projects. The response has been great! Above: Nathalie Gordon “This …
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London based agency JSR shared everything from personal projects to images created for the editorial pages of the New York Times. Image above: Aart-Jan Venema Les Echos Weekend
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Illustrators from the Salzman Group Image above: Federico Gastaldi “This is one of my favorite illustrations of the year because I always wanted to work with the Wall Street Journal. …
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Advertising, editorial, children’s books, GIF’s and animation. Our contributors have had a busy year. Here is just a small sampling of our contributors favorite projects this year with more to …
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Our contributing photographers and directors worked for a diverse client base this year. They also spent a good amount of time exploring new ideas and adding imagery to their portfolios in …
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Dana Hursey is one of those photographers who always seems to be testing and exploring. This year he created three personal series “Clean,””Iconic Eats,” and a third called “Sweet Tooth.” Whether …
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We’re back at the Palm Springs Photo Festival with Heidi Goverman, Workbook Regional Representative. On this episode, Heidi talks to senior art producer Brian Gibson, art producer Jen Lamping, creative …
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In a move to create a healthier diet, photographer Chris Crisman decided that beer, among other things, was off the menu, and as he searched for an alternative, he came across …
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This is just a sampling of the caliber of work the Solomon group produced for some of the biggest names in publishing in both print and on the web. They’re …
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For his latest assignment for Boston magazine, Michael Prince provided the magazine with a total of five photographs from South Station, Boston’s busiest transit hub, overlooking Valenti Square and the traffic on …
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Every year Golf Digest sends an artist to create a series called “First Impressions” based on the artist’s first experience at the Masters Tournament. It is the most famous of the …
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MB Artists is a powerhouse in children’s publishing. With more than sixty artists, it was just too difficult for representative Mela Bolinao to choose her favorite project, but we do get …
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In 2016, Bob Coscarelli and his wife Karen purchased a meticulously preserved midcentury modern prefab home in Indiana. It was one of several completely furnished model homes built by Akron, Ohio …
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Workbook artists are working for a varied international roster of publications. Time, Newsweek, the Economist, and the Guardian Weekly are just a few examples. Image above: Rocco Baviera, Deloitte
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Steve Salerno latest editorial assignment is this image for the “Family and Tech” column (with a modified horizontal version for the web) at the Wall Street Journal titled, “New Parental Obsession—Kids’ Online Grades.“ It …