"Business District" Personal work on the theme of cityscapes.
Caitlin Anne
"Zero Deforestation" A promotional poster for the Zero Deforestation Globally by 2020 campaign promoted by Greenpeace.
Art Center College of Design
Caitlin Anne
"Red" An illustration based on an excerpt from "The Bookseller of Kabul" by Åsne Seierstad
Art Center College of Design
Caitlin Anne
"Bear Spirit, Meet Spirit Bear" A celebration of spiritual/physical connectivity.
Art Center College of Design
Caitlin Anne
Mending, Personal drawing
Art Center College of Design
Raquel Aparicio
Purple Rain Illustrators
"Half Naked" pattern, Personal project
Lisel Ashlock
The Loud Cloud
I was commissioned by Cosimo Surace of Stranger & Stranger creative agency to create artwork for VML Winery's new bio-dynamic Gewürztraminer wine, depicting the wine maker as a botanical witch, surrounded by all native plants and insects of the Russian River region where the wine is made.
Joana Avillez
"Anna Wintour" September 2012, style breakdown for Refinery29.com
Joana Avillez
"Bill Cunningham" September 2012, style breakdown for Refinery29.com
Joana Avillez
A book about two real-life women who live to dress and dress to live.
Ana Bagayan
Magnet Reps
"Undersea Moon" This work was inspired by Ana's love for undersea creatures and the ancient sunken city of Atlantis
Davor Bakara
Contribution to the New Yorker Blown Covers contest
Anna and Elena Balbusso
www.shannonassociates.com
The art accompanies the original story "Men Who Wish to Drown" by Elizabeth Fama for Tor.com. This deathbed letter from a great-grandfather to his great-grandson is cited as the only extant firsthand record of a mermaid encounter in New England waters, in the late 1800s. Acrylic and digital.
Anna and Elena Balbusso
www.shannonassociates.com
The main protagonist is Eugene Onegin, a bored, selfish and cynic St. Petersburg dandy. He spurns the love of the shy, bookish Tatyana intensely drawn to him. We represented the complex psychology with the symbols of nature: the Russian countryside, woods, winter, snow, fire. Acrylic and digital.
Anna and Elena Balbusso
www.shannonassociates.com
The art accompanies the original story "The Witch of Duva", a Ravkan Folk Tale by Leigh Bardugo. "There was a time when the woods near Duva ate girls". We imagined the branches of the trees are imprisoning a girl, then the forest will eat her. Acrylic and digital.
Natalya Balnova
"Henri Rousseau" an excerpt from the “Day Job" book project , is based on biographical facts from the lives of famous artists, writers, poets and musicians and the day jobs that allowed them to maintain their creative careers.
School of Visual Arts
Natalya Balnova
"My Heart is Too Open for My Own Good" an excerpt from the “Day Job" book project, is based on biographical facts from the lives of famous artists, writers, poets and musicians and the day jobs that allowed them to maintain their creative careers.
School of Visual Arts
Sergio Baradat
One from the Definitive Series, a series of 6 postage stamps and stationary art created for the United Nations.
UN Postal Administration
Sergio Baradat
One from the Definitive Series, a series of 6 postage stamps and stationary art created for the United Nations.
UN Postal Administration
Lou Beach
"Mystical Lure of The Desert" Gallery piece. Paper collage
Anna Jo Beck
Our task was to create a bedding set for 8-12 year olds, including a duvet cover, fitted sheets, and an accessory. The concept for mine was a self sufficient underground community with a library, a garden, an aquarium, and much more. When I was a kid, I loved the ISPY books and creating forts, so I let that inspire the pattern for a duvet cover.
Naftali Beder
A piece for an essay about a freelancer recovering from a medical condition that limits his ability to work.
Naftali Beder
A personal piece.
Ana Benaroya
A series of three drawings released as limited edition prints through PoundPound. The three drawings actually connect to make one scene.
Mike Benny
Postcard
Mike Benny
"Roberto Cemente" Poster
Josée Bisaillon
Morgan Gaynin Inc
" Cabrioles et ritournelles"Le petit rat blanc, part of a series about poems for toddlers.
Cathie Bleck
Refugee."Under the Wing of March" Personal piece for an upcoming Exhibition
Romy Blümel
Heart USA Inc
For three months Romy illustrated the bi-monthly horoscope in the German Brigitte magazine. The article recommended exploring your passionate emotions and to not deny them. Romy conveyed this through an image of two cats in a passionate fight who are unable to part.
Freddy Boo
My interpretation of the Barbican Conservatory, a lush green hideout full of tropical plants, housed three floors up surrounded by the dense architecture of the City of London. The image was selected for the Serco Prize for Illustration Secret London exhibition at the London Transport Museum.
Federica Bordoni
Flora & Fauna - Interpretation. Behind the greenery you can see two animals.
One observes, the other is observed. The plant kingdom, meaning their habitat, becomes a hideout
for preys and predators. The blend of flora and fauna occurs through mimicry.
Curator: Sergio Caruso, Nicola Iannibello, Sonia Mion
Nurant Magazine
Federica Bordoni
Atrocity"About Memory. Never to forget.
An invitation to remember. International Holocaust Remembrance Day, 27 January, is an international memorial day for the victims of the Holocaust.
Art director: Lina Vergara Huilcamán
Rivista Illustrati - magazine - Logos Edizioni
James Brooks
"Katrina 1", Part one of the story of Hurricane Katrina's devastation, Hyatt Regency New Orleans, New Orleans
California State University Long Beach
Emily Brown
OCADU
Travis Bruce
"The Adventures of Tommy and Mr. Green" tells the story of a young boy and his sexual fixation on the neighborhood gardener. It was created with mixed media in an altered sketchbook.
Nigel Buchanan
"Boxers" June 2012 An article about small plan advisor groups combining to take on larger companies in the marketplace.
Travelogue, "Fugu Balloon" Part of a series called Organic Travels, it is a fantasy journey with a puffer fish hot air ballon exploring the ambiguously bizarre landscape.
Ziyue Chen
Storytelling through illustration
Ryan Cho
An "Op-Art" piece, celebrating Loretta Lynn's 50 years with the Grand Ole Opry.
Art Center College of Design
Daniel Chong
An illustrator based in Los Angeles, Daniel Chong is a Korean American artist that looks to spread positivity through his art. A single smile is all he wants from viewers when they look at his art. He is still soul searching and is trying to grow on a daily basis in all aspects of his life.
Rocky Chung
Over-consumption has become a huge part of our everyday lives; we consume constantly seeking to fill the void within ourselves. But in the end are we really winners? The juxtaposition of a silhouette of a head within the skee ball machines is used to convey the idea of over-consumption.
Sheridan College
Min Gyo Chung
"Lucky or Good" Do luck businesses not believe in luck, or do they just have more luck than their consumers? A comparative study between maneki-neko and daruma dolls in Japan and casino slot machines. Mixed Media.
Ontario College of Art and Design University
Hye Jin Chung
This illustration is about a man who has “hit and run” Obsessive Compulsive Disorder(OCD). On the way home, he drives around his house eight times to check if there is a dead body on the road, that he may have hit by accident.
School of Visual Arts
Hye Jin Chung
"Anxious Mother" This mother has obsessed with her children. She is worrying about her children who are at school. The children’s letter blocks spell the word “fire” and she takes this as a bad sign about her children.
School of Visual Arts
Rebecca Clarke
Mountain Man, Scientist, Sceptic, "Modern Earth Science"This assignment for SVA teacher Victor Koen is a poster to celebrate 40 years of Earth Day.
SVA
Rebecca Clarke
Swimming People, "McCarren Pool" People hanging out in the pool.
SVA
Tavis Coburn
Dutch Uncle Agency
Artwork for Garage, Pit, Paddock and support vehicles for the Marrusia F1 Team
Ella Cohen
FOLIO (U.K), La Suite (France)
Illustration for Thesis, an Israeli student magazine. The article was about an Israeli family who decided to tour Israel in a caravan. The purpose of the journey was to meet the many different sub cultures living in Israel.
Jorge Colombo
Mobile Citizens: sketches of New Yorkers using mobile devices on everyday life.
Advertising Week
Jorge Colombo
Poster image for IFP's Gotham Independent Film Awards 2012.
IFP
Jorge Colombo
Personal project: location paintings of Vinalhaven Island, Maine, on hour away from the coast.
Emily Cooper
Zebra Man, Poster image for the Victoria Fringe Festival 2012.
Coner Corbet
A forest spirit who helps lost travelers find their way. It's blind, but can see and guide through the trust and hope of the human.
7.5" x 10" Done with Micron pen.
Adriana Crespo
"Memorias" Having memories that we carry from our childhood can be surprisingly deceiving to what the reality was. This is a representation of distorted memories, sometimes memories that our own self conscious modified to please our present lives.
Art Center College of Design
Joren Cull
"How I Stepped Out Of My Twin Brother's Shadow" January 2013, for a article about growing up with an identical twin.
The Globe and Mail
Leigh Cunningham
Parsons The New School for Design
Trina Dalziel
Lilla Rogers Studio
The Illustrated Ape - Torchsongs and Firehoses, Twenty four illustrators and comic artists each produced a double page spread to illustrate part of a torch song for a limited edition small press comic. My brief was "Man and Girl One have a wonderful time together for a few days and extract themselves from their other lovers and entanglements."
The Illustrated Ape - Torchsongs and Firehoses
Hiten Damodar
"Oh Baby!" Pin-up girl inspired by the French government's decision to ban the wearing of a burqa/niqab in public in 2011.
Brian Danaher
"Sea Wolf gig poster" Gig poster for the band Sea Wolf. Three color screen print.
Brian Danaher
"Destroyer gig poster" Gig poster for Destroyer. Four color screen print, 18 x 24.
Robby Day
Personal interpretation of the the theme "Strange Daze" for Beautiful/Decay. I chose to do a self-portrait.
Chantel Declerck
A piece about the glorification of war heroes and how the reality of violence and suffering is concealed.
Stephane Defago
"Vive le vent" Christmas auto-promotional illustration designed about the french translation of the lyrics of: "Jingle Bell" (Vive le vent)
Nicolas Delort
Mother's day, A boy, accompanied by his father, puts flowers on his mother's grave on Mother's Day, Personal work
Brian DeYoung
A mock concert poster for the music artist 'Justice'
Emily DiPalo
"Possibly Gray's Brother" Portrait from a series depicting people and objects that exist in the world of "lifestyle blogs."
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Maëlle Doliveux
"Procrastination" A personal piece about my "worst bad habit"
School of Visual Arts
Jörg Dommel
"Illustration Series of Power"It is necessary for society. The church had it in the past. Someone is dreaming of it. Politicians should use it responsibly. it will often abused. It will often fight for it and if you don´t have it, you feel powerless.
Jörg Dommel
"Illustration Series of Power" It is necessary for society. The church had it in the past. Someone is dreaming of it. Politicians should use it responsibly. it will often abused. It will often fight for it and if you don´t have it, you feel powerless.
Jörg Dommel
"Illustration Series of Power"It is necessary for society. The church had it in the past. Someone is dreaming of it. Politicians should use it responsibly. it will often abused. It will often fight for it and if you don´t have it, you feel powerless.
Jörg Dommel
"Illustration Series of Power" It is necessary for society. The church had it in the past. Someone is dreaming of it. Politicians should use it responsibly. it will often abused. It will often fight for it and if you don´t have it, you feel powerless.
Danie Drankwalter
Danie Drankwalter
MICA
Jensine Eckwall
Designs for a adaptation of the classic Grimm tale set in the Inuit Northern Canada of the distant past.
School of Visual Arts
Jensine Eckwall
Illustration of the singer Neko Case
School of Visual Arts
Virginie Egger
"What a salad" is a children's book, which tells of an extraordinary day shared between a little girl and her grandmother, where they travel from reality to imagination all while preparing a salad together. This book emphasizes the bond and relationship between generations. I worked with various forms of mixed media, collage, paint, drawing and ink to create a surreal fantasy that matches the storyline with the illustrations. I created this book as a tribute to Didile, my grandmother.
What a salad!/Quelle Salade!
Virginie Egger
"What a salad" is a children's book, which tells of an extraordinary day shared between a little girl and her grandmother, where they travel from reality to imagination all while preparing a salad together. This book emphasizes the bond and relationship between generations. I worked with various forms of mixed media, collage, paint, drawing and ink to create a surreal fantasy that matches the storyline with the illustrations. I created this book as a tribute to Didile, my grandmother.
What a salad!/Quelle Salade!
Chris Escobar
This image was made to use as a art for a friend's CD cover
Sara Fanelli
Riley Illustration
"The Onion's Great Escape" The book asks readers to help the onion break free from the frying pan by answering thought-provoking questions and completing the activities within, finally pressing a three-dimensional character right out of the pages.
Phaidon Press
Sara Fanelli
Riley Illustration
"The Onion's Great Escape" The book asks readers to help the onion break free from the frying pan by answering thought-provoking questions and completing the activities within, finally pressing a three-dimensional character right out of the pages.
Phaidon Press
Sara Fanelli
Riley Illustration
"The Onion's Great Escape" The book asks readers to help the onion break free from the frying pan by answering thought-provoking questions and completing the activities within, finally pressing a three-dimensional character right out of the pages.
Phaidon Press
Sara Fanelli
Riley Illustration
"The Onion's Great Escape" The book asks readers to help the onion break free from the frying pan by answering thought-provoking questions and completing the activities within, finally pressing a three-dimensional character right out of the pages.
Phaidon Press
Chris Feczko
Alaska
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Sarah Ferone
"Misheard Crystal Gayle, “Doughnuts make my brown eyes blue.” This is from a personal project illustrating common, and my own, misheard lyrics of a variety of songs. I like the range of humor and sadness that results from these misinterpretations, and it gives me a platform to experiment.
Pui Yan Fong
Football players "Great American Culture" Football has a high entertainment value in American culture.
Ringling College of Art and Design
Pui Yan Fong
"Flopping" In sports, diving or flopping to draw fouls or penalties is unsportsmanlike and embarrassing.
Anthony Foronda
"Boat II, Bermuda Triangle Series" This is one of several paintings that I started in the summer of 2012. They are a series of "boat" paintings entitled Bermuda Triangle.
Nina Frenkel
"Shall We Dance?" #2 of 5 silkscreen print designs telling the story of Brave Chicken and how she deals with Fear.
Created for SVA MFA Illustration as Visual Essay Thesis.
Nina Frenkel
"I Will Survive" #3 of 5 silkscreen print designs telling the story of Brave Chicken and how she confronts Fear. Created for SVA MFA Illustration as Visual Essay Thesis.
Laura Galbraith
Pianist, piano, musician, theater "The Massacre " Navy blue and red sumi-ink drawing of a pianist struggling to finish his performance
John Garcia
Parsons The New School for Design
Eric Giriat
Illustration for an article about how to humanise the Globalisation and international rights for a double page in a magazine mixed medias
Eric Giriat
Garance-illustration
Personal art & graphic work for an art book
title : "Atelier portraits"
published by RMN (Réunion des Musées nationaux) & Sarbacane
mixed medias
Arthur Giron
Gerald & Cullen Rapp
Small series experimenting with background color and spontaneous forms.
Arthur Giron
Gerald & Cullen Rapp
Small series experimenting with background color and spontaneous forms.
Arthur Giron
Gerald & Cullen Rapp
Small series experimenting with background color and spontaneous forms.
Arthur Giron
Gerald & Cullen Rapp
Small series experimenting with background color and spontaneous forms.
Barbara Ana Gomez
"Gospel"Spread from a 32-paged mini-book inspired by the song 'Gospel' by The National.
Included in The Sketchbook Project 2013, organized by Art House Co-op in Brooklyn.
Barbara Ana Gomez
"Gospel" Spread from a 32-paged mini-book inspired by the song 'Gospel' by The National.
Included in The Sketchbook Project 2013, organized by Art House Co-op in Brooklyn.
Johanna Goodman
"Womanhood: Sassy" One from a series of Illustrations exploring womanhood
Johanna Goodman
Womanhood: Fancy, one from a series of Illustrations exploring womanhood
Timothy Goodman
FlexFit asked me to come up with an idea for a mural that I’d draw at their booth, real-time, during the MAGIC trade show in Las Vegas. The show appeals to the urban or ‘streetwear’ fashion community. The solution: I hand-lettered Tupac Shakur lyrics on 500 square-feet of wall space for 9 hours.
Leah Goren
Parsons The New School for Design
Alex Gorodskoy
"Searching the Brain for the Roots of Fear" An article that examines the intricacies and similarities between human and animal anxiety
Alessandro Gottardo
Comunism, capitalism, minimalism
Internazionale
Thomas Grillo
"The Hulk"A n interpretation Marvel's popular character.
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Lorenzo Gritti
Purple Rain Illustrators
"Reading into her" Personal project
Abby Haddican
"Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed" Illustration to accompany Ray Bradbury's short sci-fi story
James Gulliver Hancock
Poster / CD / Vinyl artwork for German music artist Honig.
Rumi Hara
"Sunny" Personal piece
Savannah College of Art and Design
Antony Hare
Portrait of Pierre François Henri Labrouste that includes elements of his architecture in the background
Eric Heinz
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Eric Heinz
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Eric Heinz
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Edward Hemingway
David Kuhn at Kuhn Projects
Grown Up Dinner Party Scene,"Tiny Pie" Page from the children's book
Tiny Pie
Edward Hemingway
David Kuhn at Kuhn Projects
Page from children's book "Tiny Pie".
Tiny Pie
Mike Hinson
"Red Yeti" Acrylic paint sketch on cardboard. 7.5in x 8in.
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Wei Ching Ho
"Talk to Darwin" The story is about a scientist research in tortoises.
Wei Ching Ho
"Island Breeze" The story is about a fisher boy live in an island.
Orlando Hoetzel
Kate Larkworthy Artist Representation
Furcht vor dem Fehlgriff (Pension Funds fear mistake), Illustration for an article in Equity (Neue Zürcher Zeitung economy supplement) that depicts Swiss Pension Fund´s reluctance to invest in hedgefunds due to their bad reputation.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung Equity
Patrick Hruby
Friend + Johnson
"Arctic Animal Silkscreens' Penguin print created for NoBrow, London as part of a limited edition Arctic Animal series for the winter of 2012
Patrick Hruby
Friend + Johnson
"Arctic Animals" Seal print created for NoBrow, London as part of a limited edition Arctic Animal series for the winter of 2012.
Patrick Hruby
Friend + Johnson
"Body Signals" For an article about what your body is telling you
O Magazine
Chemin Hsiao
Hoop Memoir is my illustration book dedicated to the memory of the college basketball games I played in Taiwan, where I grew up. It is for both my teammates and my hometown. I paint to reminisce the people and location, some of which are no longer existing. We played with mountains and rivers in the background; now I am in New York where we play surrounded by chain-link fencing.
School of Visual Arts
Chemin Hsiao
"Shilin Night Market" Hoop Memoir is my illustration book dedicated to the memory of the college basketball games I played in Taiwan, where I grew up. It is for both my teammates and my hometown. I paint to reminisce the people and location, some of which are no longer existing. We played with mountains and rivers in the background; now I am in New York where we play surrounded by chain-link fencing.
School of Visual Arts
IC4 DESIGN
"Iridescent Tears" Hiroshima,Japan, The title "NIJI IRO NAMIDA" means Iridescent Tears. So We drew city landscape and designed Iridescent drops. the back of this package is rainbow colors, CD cover
Sandra Inchaurraga
Bird costume design
Jeff Jackson
Reactor Art & Design Limited
Our New Holiday Dress Code. This was a Christmas Card for Stokely Design, as part of a donation to a charity that clothes people.
Jeff Jackson
Reactor Art & Design Limited
Image for poster, brochures, post cards. All for the entries and promotion of the Touched by Fire judged art show.
Salene Jang
"PUPS" Tiny little friends
Art Center College of Design
Nat Janin
Cut Copy, For article on vintage inspired hairstyles for contemporary men
Nylon Guys Magazine
Steve Jenkins
"The Beetle Book" A 32-page non-fiction picture book about beetles, written and illustrated by Steve Jenkins. Published by Houghton Mifflin Books for Children.
The Beetle Book
Wayne Johnson
"Snoop Dogg" Portraiture, Assignment for Jim Salvati
Art Center College of Design
Wayne Johnson
"Letting Go" Personal illustration about having to let go of things you can no longer stay attached to.
Art Center College of Design
Zack Jones
Assignment was based off of a fortune from a fortune cookie.
Sam Kalda
"Look at Myself in the Miro" For a "Facts and Arguments" piece on a father trying to explain Modernism to his daughter
The Globe and Mail
Sam Kalda
Book review for "Snow White Must Die" by Nele Neuhaus
The Globe and Mail
Sam Kalda
"Portrait of Joseph Spies" From an ongoing project about men and cats
Andrea Kalfas
"The NeverEnding Story" Event poster for a movie night hosted by Pizza Party Printing
Andrea Kalfas
Interior illustration for Robert Louis Stevenson's short story "The Isle of Voices" re-released in Scout Books' Good Ink American Shorts series
Scout Books
Andrea Kalfas
Interior illustration for Robert Louis Stevenson's short story "The Isle of Voices" re-released in Scout Books' Good Ink American Shorts series.
Scout Books
Andrea Kalfas
Illustration for the One Maryland One Book campaign by the Maryland Humanities Council based on the novel "The Cellist of Sarajevo" by Steven Galloway.
Tim Kaminski
Assignment was based off of a fortune from a fortune cookie.
Yoon Jee Kang
Two opposite adjectives; hairy, and bald.
Igor Karash
"Bloody Chamber" created for Angela Carter’s collection of short stories "The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories". Is based on the famous tale of Bluebeard. Carter's version is set in the 1920's and relates the story of a young piano student from a poor family who marries an wealthy older businessman. They travel to his castle where the young bride has many horrific experiences. The succession of mirrors in the illustration portrays the dramatic events from the bride's point of view and invites the reader into a dark psychological and physical space. The illustration captures the surreal qualities of the story as opposed to picturing that which is described in great detail through language.
The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories
Igor Karash
"The Erl-King" is created for Angela Carter’s collection of short stories "The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories". This story is one of the few in the collection not based on an existing fairy tale. "The Erl-King" is the most poetic piece in the book and is lighter in tone. Angela Carter creates a dreamy account of a young woman that enters a forest and is charmed by the mysterious environment and Erl-King himself, only to find she is trapped. The illustration uses metaphor to capture the mental state of the character, depicting Siren's trapped in cages in the master's kitchen.
The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories
Nanae Kawahara
"Faces - DOOOOOGS !!" This illustration work 'Faces' was chosen from my first solo exhibition DOOOOOGS !!
These modeled dogs are actually living in my home town, I drew their each funny faces
Nanae Kawahara
"Rainy Day - DOOOOOGS !!" This illustration work 'Rainy Day' was chosen from my first solo exhibition DOOOOOGS !!
Dogs may go for a walk even on rainy days. Although there are some dogs stay in the house by the discipline, some dogs go out with wearing a raincoat tightly. I drew such situations
Nuri Keli
This is a spot illustration for Baba Yaga, the Russian Fairy Tale.
SCAD-Atlanta
David Kenyon
From Cormac Mccarthy's Blood Meridian
Donald Kilpatrick III
Wish Diamonds is a body of work that explores ideologies of convention through loose narratives which address themes of allegory and affectation that posit the hazards of blind ambition.
Jin Kim
"Think again" This piece was done with a photograph that I originally took of a model, then I painted over it in CelVinyl.
Esther Sarah Kim
Death Treading
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Esther Sarah Kim
Warrior's Dream
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Hyunyoung Kim
"A guy in heels, that's me" For a series of the story about ordinary people with extraordinary lives with shoes. A guy in his 50’s, a mechanic, is living in Arizona with his beautiful wife and two kids. He loves heels whether he cross-dresses or not. He has posted the stories of his ordinary days and thoughts and shared with whoever loves heels.
School of Visual Arts
Soy Kim
Parsons The New School for Design
Ben Kirchner
Heart USA Inc
Weekly novelist portraits. Flat, bold colors and slight exaggeration of features combine with details of wrinkles, hair, stubble etc. The countenance of the subject is depicted and a tension exists where the image shifts back and forth between expression and realism. Published throughout 2012.
Sabine Kobel
"Spoonie" Self Promotional Postcard
Stuart Kolakovic
Heart USA Inc
A re-imagining of the Christmas carol King Wenceslas. Carol Ann Duffy's warm and eloquent prose required a series of rich and detailed images. Her writing instantly conjured up images of busy medieval kitchens, elaborate festive dinning halls and cold wintery landscapes.
Jon Krause
For an article about a guy who has a one night stand with an Oscar winning actress, only to find out she was so self absorbed she didn't excite him
Jon Krause
for an article about removing the gag/ lifting the silence imposed on priests by the church on issues of misconduct
Trisha Krauss
Title page of Maude the Not So Noticeable Shrimpton published by Puffin UK 2012 and to be published by Candlewick Press US in 2013. Written by Lauren Child. This is a children's book about a middle child called Maude who always blends into the background and this works to her advantage when she and her flamboyant family come face to face with a rather hungry tiger.
Maude the Not So Noticeable Shrimpton
Trisha krauss
"Cat" from the children's book Maude, The Not So Noticeable Shrimpton, published by Puffin UK in 2012 and to be published by Candlewick Press US in 2013. Written by Lauren Child.
Maude the Not So Noticeable Shrimpton
Michael Kuo
Personal graphic poster based on awkward characters and the resemblance of type.
Michael Kuo
A spot illustration based on an article talking about the possibilities of finding different roommates.
Tony Kuoch
"Let the Right One In" Create a film poster
Art Center College of Design
Tony Kuoch
"Portrait of Kurt Vonnegut" Deconstruction of a portrait
Art Center College of Design
Gracia Lam
The world's oldest living Holocaust survivor - 108 year old woman who plays the piano everyday and is an absolute phenomenon.
Gracia Lam
Allowing internet users to vote for empty retail spaces in their neighbourhood.
Gracia Lam
Personal piece about camping; concept by Joyce Mou.
Craig LaRotonda
Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency
The history of cannabis in Colorado.
Jon Lau
"Hide and Seek" Personal piece. To escape, she tricks him into playing a classic game.
Haejeon Jessica Lee
Drawing from a series of posters depicting the classic fairytale heroines, with a dark twist.
Haejeon Jessica Lee
A series of posters depicting the classic fairytale heroines, with a dark twist.
Haejeon Jessica Lee
A series of posters depicting the classic fairytale heroines, with a dark twist.
Ness Lee
Boobwalker "Walking the Puppies" The ruling of physical assets and the dominance if attains on the mental well being.
Soljee Lee
"MOONLIGHT HUNTING" Bird hunter striding through the forest.
Brigham Young University
Violet Lemay
Ronnie Herman
"Subway, New York Baby" This image from 'New York Baby' (Duopress 2012, written by Puck) accompanies the text, "New York babies are always in a hurry..."
New York Baby
Violet Lemay
Ronnie Herman
"NYC Alphabet, New York Baby" This tribute to the New York alphabet (letters 'A' through 'F') in 'New York Baby' (Duopress 2012, written by Puck) accompanies the text, "New York Babies love to learn the ABCs, and learning how to say big words too!"
New York Baby
Jesse Lenz
Nassim Taleb, author of the Black Swan, has advice for gaining from tragic economic events.
Coney Leung
Lolita
Art Center College of Design
Rachel Levit
Gouache on paper collaged on to a dollar bill. Part of the "100 Dollars Show" where every artist had to use the iconic dollar as their canvas.
Parsons The New School for Design
Rachel Levit
Parsons The New School for Design
Rachel Levit
Parsons The New School for Design
Tory Lin
Self Portrait
Caleb Luke Lin
Imperialism & Hipster-ism
Maryland Institute College of Art
James Lipnickas
School of Visual Arts
Kristen Liuwong
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Kristen Liuwong
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Brandon Loving
"Good Old War" Philadelphia, PA, Student work. Event poster for the band Good Old War. The image was inspired by the band's home state of Pennsylvania, which sports two black horses on its flag.
Mike Lowery
"Common birds of North America" Originally drawn for the Oxford American that shows non-scientific names of birds of North America
Jeff Lowry
"Pants on Fire" Illustrating the phrase "Pants on Fire"
The University of Arizona- School of Art
Jeff Lowry
"Stobbe" A portrait of my friend John Stobbe. Thank you for letting me show the world a drawing of you in your underwear
The University of Arizona - School of Art
Heather Lund
"Thank You Cards" This triptych of 3 thank-you cards depicts a bear, a lion, and a snake receiving their favorite gifts. To create these pieces, I used a digital Photoshop technique utilizing custom brushes to mimic silk-screening.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Ashley Mackenzie
A mock cover for the 88th issue of American Illustration, exploring the relationship between an image and its viewer
Ashley Mackenzie
As our knowledge of the brain becomes more comprehensive the idea of the soul exists only in the gaps of our understanding.
Melissa Manwill
"Caught in the Barnyard" The prompt was to illustrate "Beauty and the Beast." There were no size, color, or subject matter restrictions (which is the best kind of assignment). I think roosters are gorgeous, and I know foxes love to kill chickens. So this is a moment of tension between the rooster (the beauty) and the murdering fox (the beast) right after he's killed a couple chickens.
BYU
Mick Marston
"The Dentist" The image was part of a self published book entitled 'Pap'.
Eleonora Marton
Drawing for two-person exhibition 'Pie in the sky', September 2012.
Logan McDonald
An exploration of the creative mind... through lobster and tobacco
Chesley McLaren
"Little Miss Prada" Fashionable Doodles- a collection of drawings from the spring 2013 rtw shows compiled in a booklet that was used and a promotion piece
Chesley McLaren
"Marc's Girl" Fashionable Doodles- a collection of drawings from the spring 2013 rtw shows compiled in a booklet that was used and a promotion piece
Chesley McLaren
"Italian Beauties" Fashionable Doodles- a collection of drawings from the spring 2013 rtw shows compiled in a booklet that was used and a promotion piece
Chesley McLaren
"the Showdown- Paris" Fashionable Doodles- a collection of drawings from the spring 2013 rtw shows compiled in a booklet that was used and a promotion piece
Scott Menchin
"Black Leo" Da Vinci's lost Battle scene reinterpreted
Scott Menchin
Letters art about huge divide in politics.
New York Times
Jim Mezei
"Strongman and lobster" This is part of an exercise that I hope will eventually become a book. The idea is simple: people and the things they look like. The working title is "Look-alikes"
Nicole Miles
Illustration of 1/78 cards in a tarot deck. Light Grey Art Lab's Tarot Mystics and The Occult exhibition
Adroit and a quick learner, 8 of Pentacles is grounded and diligent. Quality is more important than quantity and this card is focused on the task at hand. Reversely, while practice makes perfect, the quest for perfection can lead to vanity, too much focus on profit for labours or ignoring the world outside the task...
Kelly Miller
"Worst Enemy" Piece inspired by the phrase "You are your own worst enemy."
Tetsuro Minorikawa
This is a poster for Earthquake Poster Support Project, Illustration Poster Exhibition.
Meredith Miotke
"Mudgie's, Detroit" Detroit lifestyle illustration at Corktown's own Mudgie's Deli.
College for Creative Studies
Ashley Mistriel
Illustration assignment for the New York Times Sunday Book Review, 'Coincidental Tourists,' by Leah Hager Cohen, reviewing ‘These Dreams of You,’ by Steve Erickson, 2012.
Mari Mitsumi
Book Cover Illustration for Japanese Edition of MADAPPLE by Christina Meldurm.
Annie Mok
Jennifer Linnan
I drew a cartoon adaptation of Joyce's story "Araby" from 'Dubliners' for 'The Graphic Canon' vol. 3 from Seven Stories Press, and I padded out a reprint of the story with a short adaptation of an excerpt from 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man,' which continues "Araby"'s coming-of-age story themes. I created this cover for the minicomic. Issue Press printed it with their Risograph. I took a page from Paul Buckley's 'Graphic Classics' series for Penguin, and in particular Chris Ware's cover for 'Candide.' Once a reader sees comics on the cover, they often begin reading before they've even realized they've made a decision to read.
Ana Mouyis
To accompany an article describing a day in family court.
Shawn Murenbeeld
"Chasing The Dragon" A series of three Illustrations created for an editorial that appeared in St Louis Magazine. Chasing The Dragon examines the return of Heroin and how this latest epidemic has swooped in from Mexico and is now hitting the prominent neighborhoods of St Louis.
St Louis Magazine
Kelly Murphy
Cover for the novel "Behind The Bookcase", written by Mark Steensland and published by Random House/Delacorte Press. Traditionally painted in oil, acrylics and gel medium. 8.25" x 12".
Hikari Nagasaki
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Natalie Nelson
"Brother's Keeper" One from a series of illustrations based on the novel East of Eden, by John Steinbeck.
Portfolio Center
Melody Newcomb
"Holy Hunter" This illustration was inspired by using random word association 'Holy' and 'Hunter'. In Native American culture the wolf is a symbol of freedom, loyalty, and wisdom.
School of Visual Arts
Aleksandra Niepsuj
illo.pl
Analyzing the model of polish physical culture. The article claims, that when it comes to sports, Poles prefer to watch and comment rather than participate.
Aleksandra Niepsuj
Personal Work. How do pigeons survive winter?
Aleksandra Niepsuj
illo.pl
Ukrainian women: largest immigrant group in Poland. Ukrainian women rarely find a job in line with their qualifications- the majority are employed as cleaners and housemaid. Treated with disrespect and poorly paid they are facing the harsh realities of the surrounding world and missing home.
Andrew J. Nilsen
San Francisco, CA - Fort Funston Beach, "First In Flight" June 2012, SF Weekly Summer Guide cover: Human beings dream big. We strive to mimic nature and sometimes forget that we never actually separated from it - especially when those dreams lead to creating the ability to fly for ourselves. This piece is a little reminder about the human spirit, our relationship with nature, and ability to innovate.
SF Weekly
Dennis Oba
"Innocence in Death" If Death, the Grim Reaper itself were an infant, it would look innocent and harmless until it grows a little older of course.
Andrea Offermann
"The Broken Lands" Cover for the MG/YA novel "The Broken Lands" by Kate Milford
The Broken Lands
Yejin Oh
"Let's plant together" Personal project
Yuta Onoda
Gerald & Cullen Rapp
A cover illustration for the article about ocean mapping: unlocking the mysteries of the deep.
Greg Opalinski
School of Visual Arts
Ken Orvidas
"Taking Wing" A Runner’s World article about how an experienced runner is inspired by a small, brown bird.
Runner's World
Ken Orvidas
Leadership, "How Strategists Lead" is about the unique value strategic leaders can bring while taking their companies in exciting, new directions.To reinforce the point I wanted the character in the image to appear confident and relaxed as he navigated through a very different looking forest.
McKinsey Consulting Finance #42
Kumiko Otomo
School of Visual Arts
Kumiko Otomo
School of Visual Arts
Lily Padula
"Pushing Up Daisies" An illustration based on the euphemism "pushing up daisies". This phrase is used to soften the blow of the truth, even though the reality does not change.
Lily Padula
"Watch Where You Walk" Personal work based on my fear of grates in the sidewalk and what may be lurking beneath them
Lily Padula
"Please Stand Away From The Platform Edge" Personal Piece based on my fear of being pushed in front of a subway train.
Lily Padula
"Escaped Patients" Biographical illustration of Dr Thomas Szasz, a psychiatrist who strongly opposed many common psychiatric practices such as forced medication and institutionalization.
Jia Ling Pan
Academy of Art University
Miguel Pang Ly
"Opinion article of the new political party “CUP" by Eloi Mallafré, The appearance seems to be a new alternative to this bipartisanship that exists in Spain. Bringing the claims of the 15-M & the indignation caused by the neoliberal politics to the parliament.
Place: (Barcelona-SPAIN). Opinion article author: Eloi Mallafré.
Setmanari la Directa
Miguel Pang Ly
Exhibition of work at: La hormiga Atomica (library). Place: Pamplona (SPAIN),This project is at the same time an exhibition and a book based on the text "The right to be lazy" of Paul Lafargue
MIGUEL PANG LY
"Exhibition of work at: La hormiga Atomica (library). Place: Pamplona (SPAIN)" This project is at the same time an exhibition and a book based on the text "The right to be lazy" of Paul Lafargue
Miguel Pang Ly
"Patufet (Tom Thumb)" Illustrated album of the story of Patufet as compiled by the catalan folklorist Joan Amades.
In my search of the original story of this little boy called Patufet, the story itself touches themes which lie in the most profound levels of the unconscious. Images like the ox, the little boy that has to grow, the scatology of the boy that has been swallowed by the ox and that won´t come out until the ox has shitted him...
As most of the original stories is not only for children, and doesn´t have a beautiful ending, but it is a rite of passage.
PATUFET
Miguel Pang Ly
"Madame "A"
Madame A can´t say anything else more than "A".
Madame A can´t stop saying all the time "A" .
Project of illustrated album
Anna Parini
One for the article "Know Yourself" about neurobiology and other things we should know about our own brain.
Anna Parini
Cover for G Living, The Boston Globe for the article "Digital Plunge" about a new app wich allows readers to immerse themselves in a whole new literary experience.
The Boston Globe
Soyoon Park
"Bearbrick + Timepiece" The project was conceived by editor Jason Jaehyun kim to celebrate and combine both modern pop culture phenomenon, bearbricks and time-honored traditions of iconic watch brands that stand the test of time. NYC based fashion designer and illustrator, Soyoon Park focused on the distinctive elements of what makes each timepiece truly iconic over the years with their triumphs in technology and design. Most importantly, she tried to highlight and capture the unique brand images that each timepiece has established due to their successful association strategy with aviation, airline, leisure sports and diamond industries. Her elaborate watercolor illustration work as a perfect medium to infuse different expressions of each brand on empty Bearbricks.
The GROUND Magazine
Soh Young Park
"GrowNYC: People" Series illustrating the goals and vision of the people behind the non-profit organization
School of Visual Arts
Soh Young Park
"Fashion Wars" spots vs. stripes- who will win?
School of Visual Arts
Leif Parsons
Proposed cover on the subject of fashion
David Patel
"Freud" A portrait of Sigmund Freud and his theories about dreams. I tried to illustrate the confusing nature of dreams and the hidden meanings that are in them according to Freud.
Ryan Peltier
Voices in the Storm - Ruin and Uplift
NY Times Op-Ed
Ryan Peltier
"Around the Corner of Loss" This is for the Townies section of the Times, it's about a person who visits a ghost bike memorializing a friend.
New York Times
Ryan Peltier
Alligator Evening, The Stork
College of Visual Art
Simon Pemberton
Heart USA Inc
illustrate the short story Scrap Metal by Nan Craig. Showing the scene with the main characters "On a hillside overlooking Port Talbot -- a landscape gorgeous and dramatic and scarred and dirty"
Simon Pemberton
Heart USA Inc
self initiated project based in Epping Forest inspired by the writings of John Clare an avid supporter of the Forest " Unbounded freedom ruled the wandering scene,Nor fence of ownership crept in between
To hide the prospect of the following eye
Its only bondage was the circling sky..."
Isaure Perrin
"A window opening onto a world of dreams" I try to convey with humour and innocence the everyday and ordinary life. Hopefully you will find my drawings full of life and enjoy the expressions of my characters. As an artist I would be satisfied if my illustrations simply make you smile.
Parsons The New School
Isaure Perrin
"A window opening onto a world of dreams" I try to convey with humour and innocence the everyday and ordinary life. Hopefully you will find my drawings full of life and enjoy the expressions of my characters. As an artist I would be satisfied if my illustrations simply make you smile.
Parsons The New School
Eddie Perrote
"Night Time Royalty" Personal Work
Lorenzo Petrantoni
Marlena Agency
For an article "Diary of an Aesthete". The story is about Count Harry Kessler, sophisticated German diplomat and connoisseur, who lived from 1868 to 1937 and passed hardly an inelegant day in between. W.H. Auden, in a review of the English-language edition of his diaries, dubbed Kessler "one of the most cosmopolitan men who ever lived".
The size of this image is 14.5" x 10" executed in collage medium
The New Yorker
Lorenzo Petrantoni
Marlena Agency
Striking piece of art for the cover of The Hearst Corporation 125th Anniversary book.
The Hearst Corporation 125th Anniversary book
Karsten Petrat
Illustration for the article "Rama dama" in Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin
Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin
Karsten Petrat
"Dem Schleim auf der Spur" A series of illustrations about the effects of having a cold.
Stern, Germany
Karsten Petrat
"Dem Schleim auf der Spur" A series of illustrations about the effects of having a cold.
Stern, Germany
Eric Petrini
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Alex Petrowsky
Self initiated Illustration
Emily Pettigrew
Piece based on a Russian folk tale
Gabriel Pieters
Gabriel Pieters
Gabriel Pieters
Gabriel Pieters
Gabriel Pieters
Grace Henry Pincer
Art Center College of Design
Denise Plauché
Fighting like cats and dogs..., "El Vengador" Editorial assignment; class project
SCAD Atlanta
David Plunkert
Cover illustration for "The Tin Drum," directed by Volker Schlondorff, re-released by Janus Films and Criterion
David Plunkert
"A Nation of Haters" For the article "Vexed Americana: How we became a Nation of Haters." Written by Taffy Brodesser-Akner
Playboy
David Plunkert
"Directory of Illustration" End page illustration for the Directory of Illustration 29.
Directory of Illustration
Inga Poslitur
Keheena Beach, Big Island, Hawaii, "Hawaii Sketchbook Series" series for Hana Hou! Magazine. The Big Island provides tourists with many challenges from natural ocean hot springs lagoons to turtles sleeping on the beach. The magazine decided not to run sketches.
Andy Potts
Anna Goodson Illustration Agency
"A Circus Mind" Portrait of Ken Kesey created for a rock n'roll poetry collection entitled A Circus Mind, self-published by Ryan Cox.
A Circus Mind
Boris Pramatarov
Illustration for "Big Spiders" by Margit Hesthammar, The New York Times's Anxiety blog.
Big spiders
Darren Pryce
Karate kick, "Karate" Poster image to promote a karate competition
Oxford
Shonagh Rae
Heart USA Inc
Regular column written from the perspective of a native and aims to give the reader a unique experience of the destination, in this case Tehran. Shonagh was asked to produce a colourful and dynamic artwork that captures and conveys the mood of the story rather than depict the specifics of the text.
Anna Raff
"World Rat Day: Poems About Real Holidays You've Never Heard Of" Aa collection of poems by J. Patrick Lewis, published by Candlewick Press.
World Rat Day
Jennifer Rash
"Revising Civil War Death Counts" September 2012, created for an article on a study suggesting that the death toll from the Civil War is much higher than previously thought.
Milliman Insight
Andy Rash
This is a low res portrait of comedian Louis C. K. for my blog iotacons.blogspot.com
iotacons.blogspot.com
Fredrik Rättzén
"Trafficking" An illustration I did on the subject of sex trafficking.
Maria Rendon
"Fragments" Imagine that you can move your right arm, but you can’t. Feeling that your legs are twisted like braided hair, but they aren’t. Believing that you are performing a task with your hands but they are completely still. These images are inspired by these thoughts. Personal piece
Justin Renteria
Part of a series based on environmental issues. This image focuses on the by-product of producing pork: millions of gallons of pig feces.
Justin Renteria
Part of a series based on environmental issues. This image is about endangered animal parts being sold on the black market to buy weapons.
Michele Rosenthal
Illustration for The Stooges' song "I Wanna Be Your Dog," featured on the blog Ten Paces and Draw
Alberto Ruggieri
"Why do you feel unhappy? you are giving too much space to the outside world. And you disappear." This illustration is part of a series of images published by an Italian magazine of psychological issues. The art director asked me to illustrate the theme of self-confidence: to be protagonist of our own life and our own image. I thought I could communicate this concept with a man who lives hidden in a cage which will protect himself from the world, what comes out is just a mere appearance of him, a puppet.
Riza
Cecilia Ruiz
The Death of Jean Baptiste Lully, "Box of Extraordinary Deaths" Series of illustrations based on true stories of people who died in very unusual ways.
School of Visual Arts
Cecilia Ruiz
The Death of Isadora Duncan, "Box of Extraordinary Deaths" Series of illustrations based on true stories of people who died in very unusual ways.
School of Visual Arts
Brett Ryder
Heart USA Inc
An article about the mavericks and geniuses out there ready to make us money and how we need to mobilise our mercenary instinct and commit to letting them make money for us once again.
Brett Ryder
Heart USA Inc
An article about penthouses being a perfect symbol of being on top of your game
Lauren Rymer
"Green Fox" Commissioned band t-shirt for Matt &Kim
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Doug Salati
from a 32-page book project about an old man and the loss of his favorite coat
Doug Salati
from a 32-page book project about an old man and the loss of his favorite coat
Cali Sales
"Bus Stop" A painting created as part of a larger personal project while attending Art Center College of Design. Painted with gouache on bristol paper.
Art Center College of Design
Cali Sales
"Suspended" A painting created as part of a series for a class at Art Center College of Design. Acrylic paint on wood panel.
Art Center College of Design
Allan Sanders
Heart Agency
"Flux Plaza" What's happening in Flux Plaza today? The secret police are spying on passers-by. The postman is on his route. The little fat pig is at work and Superman is drunk again.
Flux Plaza lies at the center of an imagined city populated by characters from my sketchbooks.
Jade Schulz
School of Visual Arts
Paula Searing
"What It Is All About" Personal Work. Ink on paper.
Carmen Segovia
Opener illustration for classical music supplement Taktvoll.
The article was about Orfeo, its mythology on the story of music and art.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Ashley Seil Smith
"Mr. Nobody at All" Student work illustrating Ann Beattie's short story
School of Visual Arts
Madison Shackell-York
A Brief to represent the word time for the 2013 Official Clockmakers Competition.
University of the West of England
Cun Shi
A fictional story about a celebrated artist who became fed up with society and decides to embark on a self destructive path that ultimately led to his death.
Inspired by the short story "Mr. Nobody At All" by Ann Beattie.
School of Visual Arts
Cun Shi
A fictional story about a celebrated artist who became fed up with society and decides to embark on a self destructive path that ultimately led to his death.
Inspired by the short story "Mr. Nobody At All" by Ann Beattie.
School of Visual Arts
Adam Simpson
Heart USA Inc
An article about the future of cinema and how it promises the audience total immersion through a fourth dimension. To be created through smell, real rain within a cinema and other physical sensations.
Jiah Sin
Maryland Institute College of Art
Michael Sloan
"Sai Kung street scene at twilight" From a series of sketches of Hong Kong street scenes.
Mark Smith
Salzman International
"When Helping Goes Bad" Full page image for Binghamton University Alumni Magazine.
Binghamton University Magazine
John Spriggs
This was a fun illustration I did for the website jebkennedy.com, for their annual "month of monsters". I chose to do red riding hood and the big bad wolf because I thought it would be fun to exaggerate the size of the wolf (taking some inspiration from the t-rex in "Jurassic Park"). I feel like he thinks he's well hidden among those trees, and that if he doesn't move maybe she won't notice him, which is endlessly entertaining to me.
"End of Summer" Figures & Landscapes Exhibition, Rome, Italy
Figures & Landscapes
Anna Sutor
"Back Home" The image (selected for the exhibition 'The traveller's metamorphosis', Palazzo delle Stelline, Milano, November 2012) is part of a 3-image series dedicated to the the experience of travelling.
Le Metamorfosi del Viaggiatore
Katharina Szilágyi
The shown work is part of my illustrated version of Albert Camus' book "The Stranger".
Steven Tabbutt
Morgan Gaynin Inc.
Prime is a piece created for exhibition purposes including Volta NY, an invitational solo project art fair .
Steven Tabbutt
Morgan Gaynin Inc.
Wasp is a piece created for exhibition purposes including Volta NY, an invitational solo project art fair .
Ayumi Takahashi
This is a table towel design I made for fashion illustration class. It was also made into a four-layer silkscreen print on colored paper.
Ayumi Takahashi
This is a pattern design that I did for fashion illustration class. They are all significant fashion styles from the different period in the history.
Lauren Tamaki
Brazilian Beach
GQ Magazine
Benoit Tardif
Illustration for a book cover about a road trip in Canada
Benoit Tardif
Illustration for an article about the inconvenient of being parisien
Benoit Tardif
Illustration about the casseroles - Every night at 8pm, Montreal neighborhoods take to their balconies and streets, banging pots and pans in support of the student protests.
Ai Tatebayashi
Afro girl "Bikini top" An image of real New York Street fashionista
Jacob Thomas
Joanie Bernstein, Art Rep
"The End of Investing" Different ways of thinking about your retirement (the image they ended up not going with)
Money Magazine
Jacob Thomas
Joanie Bernstein, Art Rep
"Doping in Sports" An ex-cyclist describes why he used steroids when he competed.
New York Times
Jacob Thomas
Joanie Bernstein, Art Rep
"Hotels, Hospitals, and Jails, A Memoir" The writer of Jar Head, Anthony Swofford, writes a drug, booze, and sex filled memoir about his success
New York Times Book Review
Dan Bob Thompson
The Woods, "Folk Art " This is a piece I illustrated for myself. I am a big fan of Folk Art and it inspires me a lot.
Chun-Hsin Ting
School of Visual Arts
Dasha Tolstikova
A series of images submitted to a Folio Society competition to illustrate a re-edition of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.
SVA
Sabin Tracy
Seafarer Baking Company "Fig Chutney Packaging" Label and packaging design and illustration for a limited edition production of Fig Chutney
Andrea Tsurumi
"Long Dogs" A personal screen print project I took from a sketch to a many-legged print reality.
School of Visual Arts
Andrea Tsurumi
"Flu" This was a personal project inspired by a few days' illness.
School of Visual Arts
Andrea Tsurumi
"Red and Black Market" This was part of my book project as part of the School of Visual Arts' Illustration MFA program. I wrote a book about a world full of monsters.
School of Visual Arts
Pamela Tu
Art Center College of Design
Madeline Valentine
Picture book representative: Rebecca Sherman at Writers House
"The Discovery" Illustration from a series inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnett children's novel "The Secret Garden."
Uriah Voth
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Gizem Vural
Dinner served on a girl's hair. There are smokes coming from the kitchen behind. It is a self promotion work.
Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts
Franziska Walther
Peter Panter, "Peter Panter, Men, crime" Kurt Tucholsky: Der Zeitsparer. Grotesken von Ignaz Wrobel (The Time Saver. Grotesques by Ignaz Wrobel)
Illustrated novel published by Kunstanstifter Verlag, Germany, March 2013
Der Zeitsparer (The Time Saver)
Franziska Walther
People, News, Tiger, newspaper, "Not as new as I thought " Kurt Tucholsky: Der Zeitsparer. Grotesken von Ignaz Wrobel (The Time Saver. Grotesques by Ignaz Wrobel)
Illustrated novel
published by Kunstanstifter Verlag, Germany, March 2013
Michael Waraksa
Personal Work
Michael Waraksa
Personal Work
Samuel Washburn
"Snapshots: Pappy's BBQ" Part of a series for the St. Louis Beacon called "Snapshots" that covers local events and points of interest in St. Louis, MO. This particular Snapshot is based on Pappy's BBQ, a popular restaurant known for lines that wrap around the building and rows of shelves filled with BBQ sauce from all over the world. I love being able to use such distinct characteristics of a place to produce an illustration about it.
The St. Louis Beacon
Samuel Washburn
"Elephants in Donkey Costumes?" This was a great project from Art Director Aaron Huffman at The Stranger. It involved two Democratic politicians who were starting to act like Republicans. Animals in suits are a specialty of mine, so I was happy to take the assignment.
The Stranger
Laura Weiszer
The University of the Arts
Laura Weiszer
The University of the Arts
Alice Wellinger
"How red is red?", The topic is about the theory of universals. (In metaphysics, the problem of universals refers to the question of whether properties exist, and if so, what they are. Properties are qualities or relations that two or more entities have in common. The various kinds of properties, such as qualities and relations are referred to as universals.)
Hohe Luft-magazine
Alice Wellinger
Artworks and language arts, "Knitting a scarf of phrases" April 2012, Editorial illustration for the Austrian children's book review magazine: "1001 Buch"
1001 Buch
Hannah West
"Dreadful Wind and Rain" This is a drypoint intaglio print illustrating an old English folk ballad. It tells the tale of an older sister drowning her younger sister due to jealousy over a lover.
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Gordon Wiebe
Magnet Reps
"Insomnia" Experienced + explained
Gordon Wiebe
Magnet Reps
Snowmen, Happy New Year "Color + Flavor" 3 scoops, 2 scoops, 1 scoop
Tom Wiklund
Personal piece done with ink on paper with digital and traditional coloring
Jonathan Williams
If you thought youth cults had gone the way of suedeheads, positive punks and psychobillies, then think again. 'Earnest Pitchforker' is one of ten affectionate stereotypes commissioned by Q music magazine illustrating the territorial tendencies of fiercely protective fan bases and the labels that come along with them.
Jonathan Williams
If you thought youth cults had gone the way of suedeheads, positive punks and psychobillies, then think again. 'Pop Fiend' is one of ten affectionate stereotypes commissioned by Q music magazine illustrating the territorial tendencies of fiercely protective fan bases and the labels that come along with them.
Jonathan Williams
If you thought youth cults had gone the way of suedeheads, positive punks and psychobillies, then think again. 'Little Monster' is one of ten affectionate stereotypes commissioned by Q music magazine illustrating the territorial tendencies of fiercely protective fan bases and the labels that come along with them.
Jonathan Williams
If you thought youth cults had gone the way of suedeheads, positive punks and psychobillies, then think again. 'Old Raver' is one of ten affectionate stereotypes commissioned by Q music magazine illustrating the territorial tendencies of fiercely protective fan bases and the labels that come along with them.
Jonathan Williams
If you thought youth cults had gone the way of suedeheads, positive punks and psychobillies, then think again. 'Bus Kid' is one of ten affectionate stereotypes commissioned by Q music magazine illustrating the territorial tendencies of fiercely protective fan bases and the labels that come along with them.
Nate Williams
Magnet Reps
"Tragic Songs of Hope" CD cover image for Tin Cup Serenade's newest release. Folk blues.
Sarah Williamson
Cover art for May 2013 issue.
Sarah Williamson
Illustration for an op-ed piece written by a woman in response to the gang rape and murder of an Indian woman. The piece was about courage and assessing responsibility, but ultimately finding strength in horror and tragedy.
Sarah Williamson
Illustration of a former communist living in Los Angeles. Inspired by the book, "City of Angels" by Christa Wolf.
Adam Winnik
"Sapient" Dominating paradigms and the loss of wisdom.
Sheridan College
Craig Winzer
"Dragon" This image is based on a drawing from my childhood. The original drawing can be found on my website.
Patrick Wong
"Femme Fatales - Dragon Lady" The illustration was a part of a series based upon a topic of each student's choosing. This theme illustrated one of the femme fatale or deadly women stereotypes from cinema noir that portrayed Asian women as evil dragon ladies.
Emily Carr University of Art and Design
Jess Worby
"The Jungle Book" February 2012, One in a series of classic book cover redesigns for the blog Book Cover Club
Book Cover Club
Yao Xiao
A Chinese musician plays the song "Silent Night" on a Chinese pipa in a state of solitarity while surrounded by drunken and festive crowds dressed as Santas for NYC's Santa Con.
School of Visual Arts
Cathleen Yang
"Battle of Los Angeles" The alien's story behind an extra terrestrial air raid at the sky of L.A. on February 25th 1942
Choong Yoon
"Getting on the Bus" An illustration inspired by J.D. Salinger's short story , The Laughing Man.
School of Visual Arts
Dustin Yung-Ta Yang
Pratt Institute Communications Design
Renshou Zhang
"Sagittarius" It's an assignment for fashion illustration class that required the students to create a piece for an astrological sign including one actual designer's dress. I chose Alexander McQueen's feather dress to complete the assignment.
