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From the jungles of Hawaii, to the Rockies Mountains, to New York City, Workbook has top-notch production services who are working for big names like Kia Motors, Anthropologie, Timberland, …
Photographer and podcast host Daniel Bedell is back with Workbook Radio, this time taking on a special segment titled Quick Question, where he gets a chance to ask creative buyers …
Mark Stutzman had hand-painted one mural and swore he would never do it again. So when a new assignment entailing five murals came his way, he assumed he would create original art …
The newest photographers to join Workbook this week have extensive portrait galleries. They demonstrate the ability to capture everything from the corporate meeting to something a little more quirky or moody.
Sue Tallon is an-award winning photographer with a pretty awesome breadth of style. Take a look at her website, and you’ll see everything from “Icons on White,” the “Bold and …
Richard Solomon Artists Representative has a roster of illustrators, each with a unique style, who deliver powerful imagery for an equally varied roster of clients. Find Richard Solomon’s complete roster and …
Brian Sorg‘s latest campaign for Goose Island has an authentically relaxed feel perfect for a campaign about a group of friends getting together over some beers. It all comes together with great …
The Lonka Project was established to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camps at the end of World War II. It is a voluntary photographic venture carried out …
Workbook is excited to sponsor this panel discussion, where we’ll delve into how to maximize your print, digital, and in-person interaction with creative buyers. West Coast sales representative Heidi Goverman will …
You’ll now see the results of Chi’s work as resident music playlist illustrator all over Google Music, where there is an endless array of musical choices. With list names like …
“These days it’s harder and harder for individual photographers to secure a book showing at advertising agencies,” says The Group member David Zaitz. “We’ve banded together a diverse group of …
The United States Postal Service stamp program has honored and celebrated the people, events, and cultural milestones unique to the history of the United States since 1847. So as a …
This was the not the first time Jason Lindsey worked with this creative team, so when he saw the original sketch for photographing the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, …
We know this girl is a yoga-loving, cat-friendly, green-smoothie fanatic because illustrator James Nelson took all these elements and arranged them into a beautiful narrative portrait that makes sophisticated …
Steven Noble’s scratchboard engraving style was the perfect solve for branding the latest bottled gin, Zealot’s Heart, from the Brewdog Distilling Company. In this iteration, the ancient religious icon …
Three recent commissions for Sharif Taraby involve portraits, and two did not involve the usual advertising client. But according to his representative John Brewster, they are evidence of Workbook’s reach and …
Rapp Artists collaborated with colleges and universities to deliver artwork for alummi publications, including portraits, infographics, and maps, as well as campus posters, murals, and even Christmas cards, all in a stunning …
This week, photographers uploaded some great new portraits, lifestyle, and food imagery, three of the most often searched for categories at Workbook.com. Above: Kate Moore
Jason Lindsey puts himself in the middle of training exercises for the Army and gives us a visceral look at what it’s like to be like in the heat of battle.
There’s a reason why Grey House Productions shows up with a cargo van of production supplies for each shoot. Call it their “bag of tricks,” if you will. It contains all of their must-haves …
Award-winning illustrator Jing Jing Tsong’s latest project is a short animated film called Camila and the Shadow of Dengue. With her beautiful use of shape and textures she brings a childlike, yet …
On this episode of Workbook Radio, illustrator and animator Kirsten Ulve, whose work graces the cover of our 2019 Illustration Fall Workbook, talks with Social Media Director Thomas James about …
If something sounds too good to be true it usually is, right? And it turns out that many professional illustrators and photographers were skeptical about how the American Society for …
The distinct look of the creative team of Ransom & Mitchell is part technical mastery and part magical realism. Their latest work for Nexium is a junk food fantasy in which …
Spending a week at a cabin in Creede, Colorado with friends including chefs, mixologists, sommeliers, fishermen, and even other photographers, there was bound to be some serious discussions about food and …