Workbook Weekly

Great new work needs to be shared. Workbook Weekly is the place to go to see what our artists have been doing. It’s updated continually, so keep checking in. Because life and art happen around the clock.

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The Best Nine

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Lilla Rogers has built a solid following on Instagram with a highly talented group of artists who show you how it’s done. They work on everything from advertising, publishing and …

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The Art Corner Podcast Episode 6 – Interview with Pablo Leon

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Happy New Year! This week we sit down with background artist Pablo Leon. We talk about working in animation, making a podcast, and cultural identity. Find Pablo’s work at artsypabster.com and follow …

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A Cast of Xmas Trees

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Some are traditional, others a bit quirky with personalities of their own.

A Happy Holiday GIF

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Federico Gastaldi created a holiday GIF within a snow globe that captures the sometimes solitary life of the freelancer.

The New Workbook Portfolio is More Intuitive, Integrated, and Customizable Than Ever

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New, fresh content is what will keep creatives engaged and continually coming back to Workbook. Our new portfolio manager gives artists the tools to make sharing that content so much easier, so portfolios always look  fresh …

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The Art Corner Podcast Episode 5 – Artistic Style

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This week we discuss the big S, STYLE: how to develop it, if you’ve ever been pressured to change it, and why you shouldn’t focus on style when you’re a …

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All the Right Ingredients Come Together for Dogfish Head Distillery

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  All the ingredients for success came together in this latest project for Dogfish Head Brewery. Watercolor conveys a freshness every natural food and beverage producer wants to associate with …

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Giulio Bonasera’s Musical Take

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In his latest personal project, Giulio Bonasera created a set of visual metaphors by utilizing the notations of man’s highest form of expression: the language of music. He’s telling us we can …

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Giulio Bonasera Makes Good

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If you are like us, you’re convinced great art and design can make the world a better place. That’s why we were impressed to see how Dribbble and Ello are working with All Hands to …

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Colorful Characters from Ryan Snook

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Award-winning illustrator Ryan Snook is known for his colorful character- driven illustrations. With a style reminiscent of cartoons from the 1930s he tackles everything from editorials for respected publishers to …

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December Editor’s Picks

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Email Marketing vs. Print Promotion for Artists

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Illustration by Ken Orvidas If you’re like most Illustrators, then you probably ask the following question from time to time: “Which is more effective? Email or print promotion?” Obviously, you …

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Support The Arts. Give Something Handmade.

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Giving something handcrafted signifies time and care. If you’re looking for something a little extra special this holiday season, the artists at Lilla Rogers have you covered. Many of them …

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Snap, Crackle, Pop, and More at Liz Sanders Agency

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This is a group that is expert at pattern design, packaging design, and editorial illustration. Jim Steck’s colorful and slightly wacky style is perfect for kids’ cereal boxes (see image …

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Kristyna Archer’s Latest Personal Project

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Parents all over the world struggle every morning to get the kids in gear and ready for school. But the kids have other ideas!

Design Lad: Another Great Addition to JSR

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  The work of Matt Wood AKA Design Lad has a style reminiscent of Rube Goldberg; it’s fun, irreverent, and colourful and draws on a lot of nostalgic references and themes that make …

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Great GIFs from Robert Tardio

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Robert Tardio Robert Tardio is a tabletop photographer, but in these latest GIFs he utilizes the product to create movement in colorful patterns. Thousands of dollars worth of candy left over …

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Shawn Finley’s Latest for Ikea

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Shawn Finley just added another item featuring his illustrations to the IKEA LATTJO Play Collection, designed to promote family play. The LATTJO Activity Book is a described as a coloring book …

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Latest Photography Additions: November

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Latest Illustration Portfolios: November

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Mark Summers Gets Kraken

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Mark Summers is a master of scratchboard, and it’s the perfect look for the latest from Kraken Rum.

Kirsten Ulve’s Twist On the Souvenir Scarf

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Souvenir Scarves have been around forever. There’s probably one for every state in the union and every major city in the world. Kirsten Ulve just released her own version featuring …

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Should You Use Watermarks to Protect Your Art?

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Illustration by Ken Orvidas Do watermarks protect you from online art theft or devalue your work? Let’s face it. Art theft is a reality. We see it happen all the …

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James Nelson Makes it Snow For Neiman’s

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In addition to the snow globe, illustrator James Nelson created several other Christmas-themed tableware items. In the past, the theme has ranged from butterflies to angels, but for 2017, he’s created …

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A Happy, Illustrated Thanksgiving!

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Gratitude

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Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Workbook!

Kremer Johnson and Their Craigslist Encounters

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The ad reads: “Portrait subjects needed (anywhere). Compensation: $20 per hour. Portrait photographer seeking subjects. Looking for interesting people to photograph…all shapes, races, genders, and sizes are welcome. I will …

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The Latest InFocus: Workbook Directors

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November Editor’s Picks

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Callie Lipkin for Prevention Magazine

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Joan Campbell, 87, and Flo Meiler, 83,  probably put most of us to shame. Joan is a national-record-holding swimmer, and Flo is a world-record- holding track and field star. But …

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