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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Alyssa Pizer’s Latest Addition: Mindy Byrd

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Mindy Byrd‘s inventive images are like beautiful pages torn from a handmade scrap book. There’s the impeccably styled fashion model with added touches of texture and color gathered from nature that float and …

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For All You Arsenal Fans Out There

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Jon Johnson recently choreographed this five-day shoot for Puma and Arsenal. He worked alongside a team of freelance art directors, shooting on location around the Emirates Stadium in London, as well as …

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Colette De Barros for Van Cleef and Arpels

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  More often that not, jewelers tend to produce advertising imagery where all the focus is on the jewelry itself. In this latest shoot for Van Clef and Apels, however, Colette DeBarros gives …

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Ewelina Dymek for Ever

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Ewelina Dymek produced these beautiful black-and-white florals for Ever Skin Products to be used for packaging, brochures, and digital marketing.

Kristyna Archer’s Latest Video Project

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LA photographer/director Kristyna Archer  recently directed two spots and captured portraits of SharkTank investor and FUBU founder Daymond John for Xedo.com, which brings designer tuxedo rentals right to your door.  Archer concepted …

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Robots, Relationships, and More

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Illustrator Oivind Hovlund has been busy with multiple editorial and advertising assignments. He takes on a broad range of topics ranging from relationships to fertilizer.

44 for 44

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These 44 portraits by Rob Ball represent some of the most accomplished African American figures in history, who shook up the world as they knew it. They come from all walks …

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Illustration: The Business of Collaboration

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Throughout his 30-plus years as a professional illustrator, Mark Stutzman  has consciously assessed each assignment in order to keep tabs on what worked well, what got him the assignment, what didn’t, and why. He’s begun sharing these insights …

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Fuego Faces

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Photographer Douglas Levy has accumulated quite a collection of hot sauces, some he hasn’t even opened yet. Some are no spicier than ketchup, while others are only “slightly less spicy …

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Urs J. Knobel for Covent Gardener Magazine

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David Copperfield and Charles Dickens themselves took the plunge here. So did many Royals before them. Urs J. Knobel recently created this illustration for an article on the history of the Victorian Baths in the Covent Garden District of …

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Survivors: The Loneliest Club

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Like most Americans, photographer John Loomis is familiar with the stories of mass gun violence in the US. But during a photo shoot commissioned by CNN to help tell the story, “Survived …

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New Talent: Christian Brecheis

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Munich-based photographer Christian Brecheis is new addition to Workbook. His portfolio is a great mix of lifestyle, sports, and adventure and integrates the use of technology in daily life.

Photo of cows on a farm.

A Photo Success Story

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To the uneducated eye, the image above might not strike you as all that remarkable, but that’s because it is so convincing in every detail. If you’re a professional photographer …

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New Portraiture from Stuart McClymont

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British Actress Georgina Sutcliffe bares all as a classic Odalisque. Actors Adrian Villiers and Adrian Schiller are captured starkly in black and white, while the portrait of Duggie Fields supplies us with …

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A Shout Out from The Washington Post

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The art directors at the Washington Post commissioned a lot of illustration last year. Work by more than 450 artists worldwide appeared in print and online for the Post. Five Workbook …

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Jackson Smith: Personal Project

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Jackson knew he wanted to do something with the box of old woodworking tools that had belonged to his grandfather. He first photographed them on white, but not satisfied, he created what …

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Photo of underwater exercise in ocean.

Latest Additions: January 15th – January 21st

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Christian Brecheis counters the increasingly staged, artificial sport and lifestyle photographs with an unbeatable strategy: naturalness. An enthusiastic athlete himself, Brecheis approaches the genre with an exceptional sensitivity for the …

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Gayle Kabaker’s Latest: The New Yorker Cover

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This is actually Gayle Kabaker‘s second NEW YORKER cover. You might remember the cover below, from 2012. In addition, she recently created the image for the cover of RESIST!

Hunter Freeman Illuminates a Start-up

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Shooting stills and motion in Malibu, Bonneville Salt Flats, and Yosemite National Park with no agency and no comps all added up to a “dream job” for photographer Hunter Freeman and producer Connie Conway. …

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Japanese Sports Stars Star in Advertising Campaigns

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Sports photographer Satoshi Minakawa shot two ad campaigns featuring  professional Japanese athletes: tennis player Kei Nishikori, currently ranked world No. 6, for the new Jaguar F-Pace Ad Campaign, “Game. Set. Match.” …

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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  Jing Jing was commission by Arc Worldwide in Chicago to create imagery in honor of the Chinese Year of The Rooster, which appears on posters and other printed promotional items. Once again, we see …

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