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Gary Aagaard

Blinded by Delight Redux

Blinded by Delight Redux. December 2018. This painting warns of the dangers of blind love. Whether it manifests itself via unprotected sex, obsession, infidelity, etc., there is often an unhappy ending.
Monika Aichele

how to make snow

Part of the HOW TO MAKE SNOW SERIE. December 2018.
Wesley Allsbrook

Rachel Kushner's 'The Mars Room' Offers a Blackly Comic Take on Prison Life

Rachel Kushner's 'The Mars Room' Offers a Blackly Comic Take on Prison Life. May 2018. In illustrating one of the most talked about books of the year, Wesley had to capture the despair and bitterness of life in a women’s prison. This art looks like it was scratched onto the wall of a cell.

The New York Times Book Review
Rafael Alvarez

Rafa Alvarez Studio

The World of Dark

The World of Dark. September 2018. Commission by the cast of Netflix sci-fi show Dark to celebrate the filming of Season 2. It was printed and framed as a present to the showrunners. The poster features both filmmakers staring at their creation, locations, main characters and nods to the time traveling plot.
Peter Arkle

SPRING IN SHOHO, LONDON

Spring in Soho, London. March 2018. A view of Soho in spring for the cover of the spring issue of Zima magazine (published for Russians who live in London).

Zima Magazine
Peter Arkle

G20 LEADERS for kid's section of the New York Times.

G20 nation's leaders. December 2018. Some of the conflicts between them have been highlighted.

The New York Times for Kids
Amanda Arlotta

Never Ever Land

Never Ever Land. January 2019. Throughout Michael Jackson’s adult life, he was criticized and abused for the way he represented himself by the media. It was only after his mega rise to stardom from Thriller where this painful story began.
Tommy Arnold

Cover art for Tyler Whitesides' novel, The Thousand Lives of Ardor Benn, Orbit Books.

The Thousand Lives of Ardor Benn
Angie Asemota

GrandArmy

The Complex Relationship Between Mental Health and Space Travel

The Complex Relationship Between Mental Health and Space Travel. Series of editorial illustration for a Supercluster article highlighting the level of emotional strength and dedication it takes to become an astronaut, work as an astronaut and also, coming to terms with being a retired astronaut after years of dedication to the field.

Supercluster
Phillip Ashworth

Soul Clap & Dance-Off featuring Kool Keith

Soul Clap & Dance-Off featuring Kool Keith. April 2018. Illustration was created for DJ Jonathan Toubin's Soul Clap & Dance-Off 2018 residency at the Brooklyn performance space, Elsewhere. The posters for the residency featured either the night's main performer or a performer/group that captured the spirit of the night's musical guests.
Marc Aspinall

Cover: Father Figures

Cover art for the issue Father Figures. June 2018.

Topic
Jordan Awan

A Woman's Drink

Illustrations for "A Woman's Drink: Bold Recipes for Bold Women" by Natalka Burian, a book of cocktail recipes from the owner of the Brooklyn bars Elsa and Ramona.

A Woman's Drink: Bold Recipes for Bold Women
Jordan Awan

Illustrations for "A Woman's Drink: Bold Recipes for Bold Women" by Natalka Burian, a book of cocktail recipes from the owner of the Brooklyn bars Elsa and Ramona.

A Woman's Drink: Bold Recipes for Bold Women
Scott Bakal

Meat And Salt And Sparks

Meat And Salt And Sparks. March 2018. Book cover for Tor Books about a futuristic world with an ape detective.
Houda Bakkali

Freelance

TRANSGRESSION - BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN WOMAN

Transgression - Beautiful African Woman. January 2018. This series, based on digital illustration, is a tribute to the African and Arab women inspired in my mother, an anonymous activist. This artwork wants to convey a message to women so that they feel free. Not afraid of failure, there is no absolute failure. This artwork aims of this is to break the clichés of Arabic and Muslim women, vindicate the rights of women to be able to decide their own destinies, and to break the fear and silence of sexism.
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates New York

The Face - poster artistically inspired by the Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ novel.

The Face. Poster artistically inspired by the Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale novel. December 2018. The image is part of a set of four limited screenprints (The Mask, The Face, The Blood, The Wall) printed by White Duck Editions (UK) for Dark City Gallery (UK) in 7 colours inc. metallic silver at 50x70cm. The series focused on the woman's body, is loosely based on Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale novel. Stylistically influenced by Italian Futurism and Russian Constructivism, "The face" represents the concept of the pregnant woman imprisoned in her reproductive role. More info on www.darkcitygallery.com
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates New York

New York (vol. 2), Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

New York (vol. 2), Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. November 2018. The image New York was created for the frontispiece of the second volume of the Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged novel, illustrated edition published by Folio Society UK in 2018. Each volume contains five images that combine cityscapes, industry and thirties glamour. Our artistic references are the Bauhuas, Russian constructivism, Italian Futurism, Hollywood movie 30s and 40s. More info on https://www.foliosociety.com/row/atlas-shrugged.html

Atlas Shrugged
Natalya Balnova

Marlena Agency

Erratic Performance

Erratic Performance. March 2018. Three-color silkscreen poster, size 15x22, edition of 15.
Natalya Balnova

Marlena Agency

I Have No Problems

I Have No Problems. March 2018. Two-color silkscreen poster, size 15"x22", edition of 14
Istvan Banyai

Will Your House Kill You?

Will Your House Kill You?. March 2018. Who among us hasn’t fished a piece of toast out of the toaster with a fork, figuring, “Hey, I know I should unplug it, but it probably won’t kill me.” Or will it?

Reader's Digest, Trusted Media Brands
Sergio Baradat

Personal Work / Nudes
Karen Barbour

Daisy

Daisy. June 2018. Portrait of shy girl seated with flowers, flashe on paper.
Hanna Barczyk

Purple Rain Illustrators

Melting Face

Melting Face, personal work. December 2018.
Jonathan Bartlett

Fraud in the Family

Fraud in the Family. February 2018. Who is most likely to cheat or swindle you, or steal from you? The people you know best.

AARP The Magazine
Lou Beach

Collage of vintage ephemera/mixed media for solo gallery exhibit. October 2018.
Melinda Beck

A professor picks his favorite jazz albums.

A Professor Picks His Favorite Jazz Albums. December 2018. A portrait of Amherst College professor Darryl Harper.

Amherst Magazine
Dan Bejar

"Spam"

Stopping Spam Calls. October 2018. Savvy solutions to turn that flood of unsolicited calls seeking to rip you off into a trickle. Artwork for a story about how to detect and stop the increasing surge of spam calls that we receive. The article also reports that by 2019 nearly half of all of the phone calls we receive will be spam, phone number spoofs, and robocalls.

AARP Bulletin
Lauren Simkin Berke

Demons of Disaster

Demons of Disaster. September/October 2018. For article by Rafia Zakaria about why the foreign-aid world attracts sexual abusers.

The Baffler
Lauren Simkin Berke

Please Stay, Justice Kennedy. America Needs You.

Please Stay, Justice Kennedy. America Needs You. April 2018. For the Opinion page of The New York Times; the Editorial Board pleads with Justice Kennedy not to retire.

The New York Times
Lauren Simkin Berke

Hear, O Israel, Save Us

Zygmunt Schwarzer and Renia Spiegel. Hear, O Israel, Save Us. November 2018. An 18-year-old girl, imprisoned by Nazis in the doomed Polish city of Przemysl kept a secret journal until her last days.

Smithsonian Magazine
Lauren Simkin Berke

Hear, O Israel, Save Us

Przemysl, Poland; San River bridge. Hear, O Israel, Save Us. November 2018. An 18-year-old girl, imprisoned by Nazis in the doomed city of Przemysl, kept a secret journal until her last days.

Smithsonian Magazine
Juan Bernabeu

A Hell of a Place. What Does Hell Look Like? October 2018. One from a series interpreting Hell throughout 3,000 years of history based on the passages from various periods.

Smithsonian Magazine
Juan Bernabeu

Salzman International

What Does Hell Look Like?

A Hell of a Place. October 2018. What Does Hell Look Like? Interpretations of Hell throughout 3,000 years of history based on the passages from various time periods.

Smithsonian Magazine
Juan Bernabeu

Salzman International

A Hell of a Place. What Does Hell Look Like? October 2018. One from a series interpreting Hell throughout 3,000 years of history based on the passages from various periods.

Smithsonian Magazine
Juan Bernabeu

Salzman International

A Hell of a Place. What Does Hell Look Like? October 2018. One from a series interpreting Hell throughout 3,000 years of history based on the passages from various periods.

Smithsonian Magazine
Guy Billout

Bibliste Sans le Savoir

Bibliste Sans le Savoir. Part of a book published in France, comprising 59 illustrations (Biblicist without knowing it). The images illustrate current expressions in the French language coming from the Bible.

Bibliste sans le savoir
Marty Blake

Marty Blake Graphic Design

Mama Motley Fool #1 of the Motley Crew. June 2018. Personal work, a family tree of oddballs and oddities.
Cathie Bleck

Personal work for exhibition

Nights Calling. January 2019. Plitvice National Park Croatia, personal work for an exhibition entitled Immersion at Bert Green Fine Art, curated by Alix Sloan. “Light can come from inside or out, above us or below. We can swim in light without seeing or dance in the dark with perfect illumination. Light within or between us can be the hardest to see… until we pause.”
Barry Blitt

Welcome to Congress

Welcome to Congress. Cover, November 19, 2018.

The New Yorker
Serge Bloch

Marlena Agency

Going to the New Year's Party

Couples, February 2019. Spot illustrations for the New Yorker.

The New Yorker
Paul Blow

Handsome Frank

Heading Home for Christmas

Heading Home for Christmas. December 2018. To Illustrate my agents Christmas card - open interpretation.
Paul Blow

Handsome Frank

Behavioural Economics

Behavioural Economics. May 2018. Illustrate the partnership between two professors back in the 1970's, who were exploring the very beginnings of behavioural economics.

Santa Clara Magazine
Romy Blümel

Heart USA Inc.

‘The Beginning of the Labours’

The Beginning of the Labours. November 2018. One of a series of internal artworks illustrating Tales of the Greek Hereos published by The Folio Society

Tales of the Greek Hereos
Hannah Bonamy

Captivation

Captivation. February 2018. A digital piece illustrating the parasitic relationship between humans and technology today.
Juliette Borda

Vaginal Dryness

Vaginal Dryness. September 2018. Illustration accompanied a story about vaginal dryness.

The New York Times
Juliette Borda

IM

Portrait of Isaac Mizrahi for book review of his autobiography, titled IM. December 2018.

Oprah Magazine
Richard Borge

Richard Borge Studio

Cloud Control

Cloud Control. January 2019. Self-promotional piece about cloud computing technology and personal privacy.
Matthieu Bourel

The Plot to Subvert an Election

The Plot to Subvert an Election. September 2018. Matthieu’s collages were bold, analog solutions for an investigation that focused on digital distortion and Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Each illustration recounts a chapter in this story, but taken together, they vividly render the tension and distrust running through American society.

The New York Times
Tim Bower

The Folly of Man

The Folly of Man. July 2018. From a series of paintings addressing the Folly of Archetypal Man.
Derek Brahney

New Studio

Strategy

Strategy May Be More Useful to Pawns Than to Kings. September 2018. We imagine it as a concern of the powerful, hunched over the chessboard of the world. But strategic thinking is critical to broad movements, too.

The New York Times Magazine
Corey Brickley

Half-life

Half-Life. October 2018. Chad Walde believed in his work at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Then he got a rare brain cancer linked to radiation, and the government denied it had any responsibility.

ProPublica
Steve Brodner

Safety Last

Donald Trump and the doomsday clock. Safety Last. February 2018. Nuclear clown is the talk of the town. For OppArt, Aristis Dispatches from the Frontlines of Resistance.

The Nation
Steve Brodner

Trump Ring

Trump Ring. February 2019. An illustrated infographic of the Trump Russia scandal in one doublepage spread.

The Washington Post
Calef Brown

Mixed Tape for a Desert Isle

Mixed Tape for a Desert Isle. December 2018. A 24 page book published by Mitchell Press, and designed and art directed by John Belisle. Illustrators were asked to visualize and briefly write about a favorite song. Zig Zag Wanderer by Captain Beefheart is the song I chose.

Mixed Tape for a Desert Isle
Nigel Buchanan

Rappart.com

The Handmaids Tale

The Handmaids Tale. April 2018. To accompany a preview of The Handmaid's Tale Opera at the Boston Lyric Theatre. The author compares the female characters and the function of a traditional Greek chorus in dramatic theater.

Boston Lyric Theatre
Nigel Buchanan

Gerald & Cullen Rapp

Art of the Deal

Art of the Deal. Cover, May 2018. For years, he's been seen as a naïf or a madman. But what if Kim Jon Un is the smartest guy in the room?

Newsweek
Jude Buffum

Jude Buffum Illustration + Design

…And Then You Die of Dysentery

…And Then You Die of Dysentery: Lessons in Adulting from the Oregon Trail. October 2018. A Lauren Reeves' humorous look back at what she learned about life from playing the computer game The Oregon Trail. I was commissioned to create a different illustration to accompany each of the 50 lessons in the book, as well as to illustrate the cover.
Marc Burckhardt

Fault Lines

Painting for exhibit Fault Lines at Paul Roosen Contemporary, Hamburg. December 2018.
Marc Burckhardt

Gucci DIY

Artwork commissioned by Gucci to celebrate their DIY Knitwear line. November 2018.
Jonathan Burton

The Favourite

Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz, Olivia Colman. The Favourite. December 2018. An illustration that looks authentically 18th century — but on closer inspection is thoroughly modern — is wonderfully analogous to the film itself.

Entertainment Weekly
Chris Buzelli

www.chrisbuzelli.com

Bubble Tea Rat

This painting of Bubble Tea Rat was for Star Gallery NYC's Memento Mori Show. January 2019.
Chris Buzelli

www.chrisbuzelli.com

Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs

Portrait of Wes Anderson and a movie review of his new film Isle of Dogs. March 2018.

The New Republic
Taylor Callery

RAPP Art

The End Of Expertise

The End Of Expertise. January 2018. Cover illustration for a feature that discusses the current dangers and decline of expertise.

Harvard Magazine
Ivan Canu

Salzman International

Paolo Bricco's A tavola con (Sunday issue)

Paolo Bricco's A Tavola Con. January 2019. Portrait of the Italian designer Michele De Lucchi for a series of portraits of international famous people, interviewed during a dinner by the Italian journalist Paolo Bricco.

Il sole 24 Ore, The Sunday Issue
Andre Carrilho

Lakeith Stanfield in "Sorry to Bother You" and Trevor Jackson in "Superfly"

Lakeith Stanfield in Sorry to Bother You and Trevor Jackson in Superfly. July 2018. Illustration for Steve Erickson's film and tv column.

Los Angeles Magazine
Andre Carrilho

Playtime in Ghouta, Syria

Playtime in Ghouta, Syria. March 2018. Editorial cartoon on the suffering of children during the Syrian war.

Diário de Notícias
Fiona Carswell

New York Under Snow

New York Under Snow. October 2018. Two children sled and commuters ride the subway while a blizzard buries New York City.
Jun Cen

Mail From The River

Mail From The River. June 2018. Illustrations for the package design of the instrumental rock band Wang Wen's album Invisible City
Doug Chayka

Infocalypse Now

Infocalypse Now. February 2018. Aviv Ovadya predicted the 2016 Fake News Crisis. Now he's worried about an Information Apocalypse. https://bit.ly/2C5VU34

BuzzFeed News
Doug Chayka

The Trump Show Is Over

The Trump Show Is Over. May 2018. Trump has accelerated the cycle of decreasing influence beyond all reasonable expectations and has been spending his political capital at an astonishing rate.

Politico Magazine
Yibing Chen

New York City

New York City. December 2018. It was raining around 7 pm and I had just passed Penn Station. Everyone was rushing to their next destination, their colorful umbrellas leaving a particularly deep impression.

Parsons School of Design
Charly Cheung

The Hipster

The Hipster. May 2018. One step ahead of any trend, he rejects anything that is deemed too mainstream. Prefers vintage clothing, alternative music, artisanal coffees, craft cocktails and farm to table eating establishments. He knows what is cool before anyone else does. The brief was to create 12 characters to be published in a companion book that accompanies a hand carved wooden statue - The God of Thrones, the ultimate gift of humour for the man who has everything.

God of Thrones
Marcos Chin

What Links Us

What Links Us. July 2018. This illustrates a feature about how our direct-to-consumer genetic testing is changing the way we tell our personal and collective histories.

Alcalde
Marcos Chin

Sparkle Comes Pretty Cheap

Sparkle Comes Pretty Cheap. February 2019. Essay on how to clean jewelry correctly.

The New York Times
Doeun Choi

freelancer

A Floating Word

A Floating Word. For Useless Afternoon, a graphic novel that includes 26 short episodes. It is a work about emotions from an event of ambiguous and uncertain life.

Useless Afternoon
Doeun Choi

freelancer

A Square

A Square. Useless Afternoon, a graphic novel that includes 26 short episodes. It is a work about emotions from an event of ambiguous and uncertain life.

Useless Afternoon
Hudson Christie

Tyranny of Convenience

Tyranny of Convenience. February 2018. In the fast-paced world of digital journalism, time is a precious commodity and laborious hand-made artwork is a vanishing species. Hudson's physical objects stand strong as a bulwark against "The Tyranny of Convenience"—which was conveniently the subject of the text they accompanied.

The New York Times
Joe Ciardiello

A Fistful of Drawings

Caruso. A Fistful of Drawings. December 2018. A graphic journal that explores the connection between Italians and the mythology of the Old West. The book is part history, pop culture and memoir.

A Fistful of Drawings
Alexandra Citrin

Hit the Road, Snack

10 Things to Do When You're Lost on a Road Trip. August 2018.
Josh Cochran

Smoke and Mirrors

Smoke and Mirrors. High Maintenance and other anthology shows. January 2018.

The New Yorker
Josh Cochran

Book review about the Los Angeles Public Library fire. Cover, October 2018. And how these institutions have become a safe haven for people of different backgrounds, rich or poor.

The New York Times Book Review
Josh Cochran

You and I Eat the Same

You and I Eat the Same. Cover, December 2018. Book about how all humans essentially eat the same types of things and how food brings us all together as a species.
Tatiana Cordoba

7:45am

7:45am. 2018. This series of images is based on persistent and detailed observation of daily life, moments that would otherwise be overlooked. The motivation behind this series is to create contemplative images and to find appreciable beauty in the details of an ordinary life. https://www.tatianacordoba.com
John Cuneo

The Swamp

The Swamp. Cover, May 2018. An ink and watercolor drawing of the Commander in Chief golfing through his swamp.

The New Yorker
Chloe Cushman

An Ocean Apart

An Ocean Apart. December 2018. How Trump made war on Angela Merkel and Europe.

The New Yorker
Giovanni Da Re

CHAOS

Chaos. October 2018. Conceptual image about Chaos for the illustration contest made by Tapirulan.it.
Joe Darrow

Bacchanalia 2.0

Romans of the Decadence (1847), by Thomas Couture, as updated to parody Silicon Valley’s male-dominated sexual and sexist culture. Bacchanalia 2.0. February 2018. Photo illustration opener for a story about exclusive, drug-fueled, and sex-laced parties in Silicon Valley

Vanity Fair
Sara Deck

Jack White "Boarding House Reach" Concert Tour Series

Boarding House Reach Concert Tour Series. November 2018. Event screen print poster, produced in combination with Third Man Records for Jack White's live performance at the King's Theatre in Brooklyn, NY.
Jeffrey Decoster

"The Writers, JDs Penning their Stories"

The Writers, JDs Penning their Stories. October 2018. About lawyers who moonlight as mystery/crime novelists.

Stanford Lawyer
Kim DeMarco

LA Rain

LA Rain. February 2019. One piece from a series based on Southern California landscapes and culture.
Sally Deng

Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII

Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII. September 2018. My children’s book about the amazing female pilots of WWII. The characters in the book are fictional but their stories are based off of real events experienced by the women who flew during the war.

Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII
Sally Deng

Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII

Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII. September 2018. My children’s book about the amazing female pilots of WWII. The characters in the book are fictional but their stories are based off of real events experienced by the women who flew during the war.

Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII
IC4 DESIGN

CITIES TOKYO

Cities Tokyo. September 2018. Searching, Playing, and a Little Learning. This is a map picture book. Using the ‘navigating alien,’ children can explore the city of illustrations all the while searching for suggested items, learning a little and feeling like they would actually like to take a trip somewhere themselves.

Searching, Playing, and a Little Learning
Nathan Devlin

And So He Lies Awake

And So He Lies Awake. February 2018. A visual representation of many winter nights spent alone, lying awake and analyzing the minuscule details of your evening.

OCAD University
Sara Dilliplane

Illustrating the Moment

Rally for Universal Healthcare, Massachusetts State House. From a reportage series on recent expressions of American democratic freedoms. Published in an article illustrating the methods of documenting events through drawing.
Sandra Dionisi

The Imp of the Perverse

Two centuries after his birth, Edgar Allan Poe has become our era's premier storyteller.
Dnabat

09/22/18 (alternate)

A portrait of a man. September 2018.
Alvaro Dominguez

KickBait

KickBait. June 2018. Cover for feature about how Russia hopes the World Cup will help clear its international image. But from terrorism to boycotts, the Kremlin could be caught offsides.

Newsweek
Rob Donnelly

Robdraw.com

U Visa Program

U Visa Program. November 2018. Visa program provides lifeline for noncitizen crime victims.

Seven Days
Matt Dorfman

The Insect Apocalypse is Here

The Insect Apocalypse is Here. November 2018. What will the decline of bugs mean for the rest of life on earth?

The New York Times Magazine
Matt Dorfman

News Dude

News Dude. Dude reading the news. May 2018.
Valero Doval

Airbnb Magazine

How The Chile Pepper Took Over The World

Scenes from Thailand, Jamaica and Hungary. How The Chile Pepper Took Over The World. November 2018. Our most conceptual cover to date, we maintained a sense of lightness and sophistication. The focal point of a wide-ranging story about its history and influence on the world. The end result is a cover illustration that grabs you from a distance and rewards close inspection

Airbnb Magazine
DB Dowd

Spartan Holiday No. 3. March 2019. French Lesson combines travel writing, memoir and history. The story juxtaposes scenes from an Ohio steel town named for a 17th century Frenchman with Paris today, while narrating a story about vernacular visual culture. 40 pages. Written and illustrated by D.B. Dowd.
DB Dowd

Spartan Holiday No. 3. March 2018. French Lesson combines travel writing, memoir and history. The story juxtaposes scenes from an Ohio steel town named for a 17th century Frenchman with Paris today, while narrating a story about vernacular visual culture. 40 pages. Written and illustrated by D.B. Dowd.
Danie Drankwalter

Searching for Home in Aunt Mariah’s Recipe Box

Searching for Home in Aunt Mariah’s Recipe Box. July 2018. Series of illustrations for My Family Recipe column.

Food52, TASTE/Penguin Random House
Danie Drankwalter

When I Came Out to My Parents, Kimchi Fried Rice Held Us Together

When I Came Out to My Parents, Kimchi Fried Rice Held Us Together. August 2018. Series of illustrations for My Family Recipe column.

Food52, TASTE/Penguin Random House
Jeff Drew

Technology Leading the Way

Technology Leading the Way. March 2018. Self-promotional piece explores the downside of technology and its ability to distract us from the world around us.
Gerard DuBois

Pepe

Les arts dessinés. Pepe. October 2018. Illustration of a poem by Alejandro Jodorowski, taken from his dark childhood memories.

dBD Magazine
Gerard DuBois

The Global Peril of Inequality

The Global Peril of Inequality. August 2018. Opener for an article about the different risks the world is facing, one being the the chasm between rich and poor.

National Geographic Magazine
Matt Duffin

"Labyrinth of the Spirits" Book Cover

The Labyrinth of the Spirits. April 2018. Cover art for Carlos Ruiz Zafon's NY Times bestselling novel.
Matt Duffin

Stranger Than Fiction

Stranger Than Fiction. March 2018. My work was used for a series that appeared on cans of beer produced by Collective Arts Brewing.
John S. Dykes

Boston Open Studios

Boston Open Studios. September 2018. Created for artists Open Studios promotion.
Leon Edler

Matisse

Matisse. January 2018. A cartoon on the subject of freedom.

Playboy
Rowan Elliott

Subway

Subway. May 2018. The direction for this assignment was to illustrate 30 figures. The intention was to represent a diverse group of people in a modern, mundane space.

Maine College of Art
Kiersten Essenpreis

The Predators in the Kitchen

The Predators in the Kitchen. May 2018. About sexual harassment in the food industry, and how it derails the careers of many women who work in restaurants, cover of the Sunday Review.

The New York Times
Mal F

Ghost In The Sketch

Girl Named Ghost: Dweller On The Threshold

Anne St. Marie wearing Mainbocher in Vogue Magazine, May 1959. Girl Named Ghost: Dweller On The Threshold. November 2018. Girl Named Ghost is a six-part series of fashion illustrations referencing images of women portrayed in an elegant, bold, yet surreal way, remixed and given the "ghost treatment" to appear as ethereal as their attire, teetering between real and fantasy.
Barry Falls

Heart USA Inc.

2018 Christmas Wrapping Paper

2018 Christmas Wrapping Paper. December 2018. A macabre rumination on the predatory world we all live in, featuring rats'n'cats, stray eyeballs, birds of prey and rotting fruit. Promotional wrapping paper commissioned by Heart Artists’ Agents and sent to illustration commissioners.
Joao Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Goodbye to the House My Grandmother Built

Goodbye to the House My Grandmother Built. April 2018. For an op-ed story about a writer who has to leave the family house built by her grandmother and where she grew up. The family has decided to sold the property and it's time to say goodbye.

The New York Times
Stan Fellows

Joanie Bernstein, ART REP

PEOPLE and FRIENDS

People and Friends. March 2018. Watercolor studies of various people.
Lisk Feng

Studio Dream

Studio Dream. August 2018. For Nobrow 10, theme studio dream.

Nobrow 10
Aaron Fernandez

Pratt Institute

Futurehood & Friends

Futurehood & Friends. October 2018. A gig poster for Red Bull Music Festival Chicago's Futurehood & Friends show. A show for and by queer people of color.
Jackie Ferrentino

I've Slept With...

I've Slept With... December 2018. A fictional comic about a woman's sexual past written and drawn for a hookup app.

The Pure App
John Ferry

Mid century Modern

Oil Painting of Mid-Century Modern Architecture #1. October 2018.
Vivienne flesher

Florence Price

Portrait of Florence Price the first black female composer to be played by a large venue. September 2018.

The New Yorker
Adrian Forrow

Dogs are Bad Cooks. March 2019. This series aims to be an irreverent exaggeration about our fleeting moments happiness as one transition from adolescence to adulthood. The series creates dialogue around the bad/good things that people do to cope in times of diminished mental health.
Danny Wilcox Frazier

The Rush: What the Worlds Greatest Prospector Knows"

The Rush: What the Worlds Greatest Prospector Knows. May 2018. Danny Wilcox Frazier travels to the Yukon to spend time in prospector country.

Popular Mechanics
Anthony Freda and Nick Chiechi

Gerald and Cullen Rapp

A six foot tall sculpture/assemblage designed as a shrine or an altar to American culture. September 2018. Published in the OpArt section of The Nation's website.

The Nation
Owen Freeman

Heflinreps

Macbeth

Cover illustration for Jo Nesbo's novel Macbeth. April 2018

The New York Times Book Review
Owen Freeman

Heflinreps

Falldown

Falldown. November 2018. Excerpt from a series of poster illustrations.
Lydia Fu

Vinyl

Vinyl. December 2018. Illustration for end of year Flash Fiction series. Stories were written by readers and limited to 500 words.

Chicago Reader magazine
Thomas Fuchs

Sacred Abuse

Sacred Abuse August 2018. About the church still keeping their records on sexual abuse by priests under lock and key.

Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung
Ryan Garcia

Ryan Garcia Illustration

The Pope Ignores the Damage as Another Prelate Falls

The Pope Ignores the Damage as Another Prelate Falls. October 2018. A piece for the editorial section in regards to Cardinal Wuerl’s recent resignation, amidst the massive unveiling of corruption and sex scandals in the Catholic church.

The New York Times
Tom Gauld

Heart USA Inc.

Beach New Yorker Cover

Beach. Cover art. August 2018. The idea came from an old photo of Coney Island of the whole city decamped onto the sand. The cover is like a nature documentary time-lapse of a beach as a herd of New Yorkers arrive, like wildebeests at a watering hole.

The New Yorker
Eric Giriat

Garance

Why Inequalities are driving us crazy

Why Inequalities Are Driving us Crazy. February 2018. For a story about the inequalities which are driving the society crazy and the influence it could have of our well being and self confidence .

L'OBS Magazine
Shyama Golden

Michelle Obama

Portrait of Michelle Obama for Sisters from AARP. April 2018. https://www.sistersletter.com/

Sister from AARP
Johanna Goodman

Valentine's Day with Valextra

Valentine's Day with Valextra. January 2019. For a series of advertisements for the luxury handbag company, Valextra, each celebrating a holiday: Chinese New Year, year of the pig, Valentine's Day, and International Woman's Day

Valextra
Johanna Goodman

Christine Blasey Ford

We’ve Seen and Heard Some. November 2018. Christine Blasey Ford was among the bravest when she testified in a hearing about Brett Kavanaugh was being considered for the Supreme Court. This piece was part of a feature on my series of the women of 2019 with my commentary even though it was originally done as a personal project.

Ms. Magazine
Christian Gralingen

Debut Art

Quantum Computing

The Case Against Quantum Computing. January 2019.

IEEE Spectrum Magazine
Lorenzo Gritti

Purple Rain illustrators

"Quick Portraits Series" Karl Lagerfeld

Quick Portraits Series Karl Lagerfeld. February 2019.
Eddie Guy

"Fear Not"

Fear Not. October 2018. A montage of things people fear.

Intouch Magazine
Sally Ha

Silence

A page from Silence. December 2018. A wordless, black-and-white graphic novel that tells the story of a Comfort Woman during the times of WWII. Drawn digitally, the book explores themes of trauma and violence within the context of the history of sexual slavery in East Asia.

Parsons School of Design
Mary Haasdyk

The Song

The Song. July 2018. Fantasy story about a man haunted by dying whales’ song.

Tor.com
Olaf Hajek

"Departure"

Departure. April 2018. One of 12 paintings for my Solo Gallery Show "Paravent" at Southern Guild Gallery in Cape Town, South Africa. 40x31,5 inches, acrylic on wooden board.
Olaf Hajek

"The Big Globe"

The Big Globe. April 2018. Painting for my Solo Gallery Show "Paravent" at Southern Guild Gallery in Cape Town, South Africa. 40x31,5 inches, acrylic on wooden board.
Jon Han

Behind the Story

Behind the Story. With all the fame around Elena Ferrante there are questions about her identity and how she might really be two individuals, her translator and her translator's partner.

The Atlantic
Jon Han

Lets Celebrate!

Lets Celebrate!. January 2019. An article on celebration and how its time to celebrate.

PLANADVISER
Jon Han

Kilo?

Kilo? November 2018. An article about how the kilogram doesn't weigh a kilogram. The kilogram was defined by a physical object that would gain and lose weight but recently turned into a defined value.

The New Yorker
Eric Hanson

Reviving Supersonic Jets Will Damage The Climate (Carl Pope)

Reviving Supersonic Jets Will Damage The Climate (Carl Pope). June 2018. The op-ed piece was about the environmental harm that would be done by bringing back supersonic aircraft.

The New York Times
Tomer Hanuka

Vanity Fair

Brutal Landscapes

As Toronto police continued to deny what was obvious to many in the Gay Village, Hank Idsinga and a small group of detectives quietly launched a new investigation to find the serial killer in Toronto. Brutal Landscapes. August 2018.

Vanity Fair
Tomer Hanuka

Brutal Landscapes. Hank Idsinga and a small group of detectives quietly launched a new investigation to find the serial killer in Toronto’s Gay Village. August 2018.

Vanity Fair
Tomer Hanuka

My Year of Rest and Relaxation

My Year of Rest and Relaxation. December 2018. A surreal illustration for a surreal novel. The unnamed narrator chooses to live in a sort of self-induced coma and while seemingly unlikeable turns out to be one of the most compelling protagonists of the year.

Entertainment Weekly
Chuy Hartman

King Krule The OOZ Record Release Show - Los Angeles

King Krule The OOZ Record Release Show at El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, California. January 2018. Series of location drawings done at shows as bands perform.
Chuy Hartman

Trapped Under Ice at Programme Skate & Sound

Trapped Under Ice at Programme Skate & Sound. January 2018. Series of location drawings done at shows as bands perform.
John Hendrix

Stories to Scale

Stories to Scale. May 2018. A visual history of the highest movie skyscraper plot points, cover of the Summer Films sections.

The New York Times
John Hendrix

Drawing in Church Sketchbook

Jacob's Ladder, God. Drawing in Church Sketchbook. August 2018. A weekly series in my sketchbook where I draw during the Sunday morning sermon. As the narrative unfolds, I riff on the themes in pen and ink. A visual rumination on theology, God and worship.
John Hendrix

Drawing in Church Sketchbook

Providence of God. Drawing in Church Sketchbook. November 2018. A weekly series in my sketchbook where I draw during the Sunday morning sermon. As the narrative unfolds, I riff on the themes in pen and ink. A visual rumination on theology, God and worship.
Bri Hermanson

Unbridled

Unbridled. May 2018. This piece was part of series of work created for a solo art show. I grew up in Oklahoma, where my parents raised horses. These animals remain one of my favorite subjects. Metallic gold and India ink on scratchboard.
Daniel Hertzberg

Rapp/Art

Our Transhuman Future

Our Transhuman Future. May 2018. With artificial intelligence, we are creating a new being—one that's "a billion times smarter" than humans. Should we be worried?

New Trail Magazine, University of Alberta
Jody Hewgill

A Deeper Shade of White

A Deeper Shade of White. November 2018. Portrait of The Beatles for the release of The Beatles deluxe edition of the White Album. My approach for this image is to show the discord within the band while they were crafting the songs and recording the album in the late sixties, just after their return from India.

Rolling Stone
Jeff Hinchee

Salzman International

Can Artificial Intelligence Eliminate Your Bad Hair Days?

Can Artificial Intelligence Eliminate Your Bad Hair Days? November 2018. NY Times Style. That’s the premise behind one of the hottest developments in the beauty business: customizable hair care. An online quiz and artificial intelligence algorithms create each customer’s ideal product.

The New York Times
Michael Hoeweler

My First Time: Lenny Kravitz

My First Time: Lenny Kravitz. October 2018. Portrait of singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer Lenny Kravitz accompanied an interview with him about how his career began.

Variety Magazine
Jason Holley

Cover image for singer song writer Josh Ritter, for the album Fever Breaks. December 2018.
Jason Holley

The Mosquito trackers

The Mosquito Trackers. November 2018. Article about preventing serious diseases by high and low tech resources to track and combat mosquito populations in the developing world.

Stanford Medicine
Rod Hunt

Three #PhonesAreGood In-Store Mural

Three #PhonesAreGood In-Store Mural. January 2019. #PhonesAreGood printed mural celebrating phones, social media & our behaviours around them for the brand new Studio 3 creative and event space at the flagship store Three on Oxford Street, London. It needed to appeal to a young, social media native and tech-savvy audience
Ji Min Hwang

Prop House

Prop House. May 2018. Collection of nouns chosen by the artist and classmates.

Pratt Institute
Jordin Isip

Anywhere But Here

Anywhere But Here. December 2018. For the Blanc Gallery booth at the 2019 Philippines Art Fair. Mixed media on paper, 24" x 18"
Javier Jaen

Can Mark Zuckerberg Fix Facebook Before It Breaks Democracy?

Can Mark Zuckerberg Fix Facebook Before It Breaks Democracy? September 2018. The most famous entrepreneur of his generation is facing a public reckoning with the power of Big Tech.

The New Yorker
Gordon C. James

Serendipity Literary Agency

"Let 'Er Buck"

Exciting Ride: George Finds His Rhythm. Let 'Er Buck. February 2019. A story of the obstacles faced by African-American cowboy, George Fletcher. It tells of his upbringing and competing in a rodeo called The Pendleton Round Up. These oil paintings, by Caldecott and Coretta Scott King Honor winning illustrator Gordon C. James, bring a fine art feel to the work. The book has already received four starred reviews.

Let 'Er Buck
Tiffany Jan

Ten Paces and Draw: Dream Date

Ten Paces and Draw: Dream Date. December 2018. Part of a collaborative project. Themed sketch by Kat Schober
Mikel Jaso

Let's Stop Rewarding Bullies

Let's Stop Rewarding Bullies. May 2018. Illustration for an op-ed article about why we reward bullies.

The New York Times
R. Kikuo Johnson

The Sultan of Bling

Jailed for wire fraud, Anthony Enrique Gignac set his cell on fire, hoping to make his escape. The Sultan of Bling. November 2018. For the feature about a counterfeit Saudi prince.

Vanity Fair
R. Kikuo Johnson

Safe Travels

Safe Travels. August 2018. Summer family road trip-themed cover of the New Yorker.

The New Yorker
Ana Juan

Unheard

Unheard. Cover, October 2018. “She speaks for the women who have no voice,” Juan says of ‘Unheard,’ her cover for the October 8, 2018 issue, reflecting on the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford.

The New Yorker
Jules Julien

Hugo & Marie

Be(a)ware

Be(a)ware. April 2018. Will robots become self-aware? Will they have rights? Will they be in charge? Here are five scenarios from our future dominated by artificial intelligence.

Smithsonian Magazine
Gayle Kabaker

A personal painting of a woman in a red dress. February 2018. Two of my favorite things to paint. Women in big gowns, and flowers.
Sam Kalda

Space Room

Space Room. January 2018. 8 x10 acrylic painting on board.
Lev Kaplan

Illustration (USA) Inc.

Modern Slavery

Modern Slavery. March 2018. Modern consumers can only afford goods because others pay for it with their health, dignity and lives. This campaign sought to shine a light on the conditions under which consumer goods are produced with monumental print motifs depicting modern forms of slavery.

Internationale Gesellschaft für Menschenrechte (IGFM)
Lev Kaplan

Illustration (USA) Inc.

Modern Slavery

Modern Slavery. March 2018. Modern consumers can only afford goods because others pay for it with their health, dignity and lives. This campaign sought to shine a light on the conditions under which consumer goods are produced with monumental print motifs depicting modern forms of slavery.

Internationale Gesellschaft für Menschenrechte (IGFM)
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

Museums

The Curious Institution of Curation. October 2018. Artwork to accompany an article about what really constitutes a museum these days given the weird and wonderful array of subjects that become the focus for an exhibition.

The Washington Post
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

Sainte Victoire

Sainte Victoire. August 2018. A large scale drawing depicting a fictitious exhibition based on Cézanne's paintings of the Sainte Victoire mountain. For an exhibition at the Atelier de Cézanne
Don Kilpatrick III

The Two Wolves

The Two Wolves. September 2018. Relief carving into shoe soles, and print from soles. Shoes have dual role as press and relief block.
Joanne Ji Young Kim

Childhood memories in Korea. March 2018.

Art Center College of Design
Uijung Kim

Forward Focus

Forward Focus. February 2018. For an article about clearing the way. Removing the clutter so one can focus on what matters.

PLANADVISER
Hokyoung Kim

In Immigrant Children’s Shelters, Sexual Assault Cases Are Open and Shut

In Immigrant Children’s Shelters, Sexual Assault Cases Are Open and Shut. December 2018. Across the country, kids are reporting sexual assaults in immigrant children’s shelters. Alex decided to come forward. He told the shelter two older teens dragged him into a bedroom. There was surveillance video. But Alex's case wasn't investigated. His isn’t the only one.

ProPublica
Hokyoung Kim

In Immigrant Children’s Shelters, Sexual Assault Cases Are Open and Shut

In Immigrant Children’s Shelters, Sexual Assault Cases Are Open and Shut. December 2018. Across the country, kids are reporting sexual assaults in immigrant children’s shelters. Alex decided to come forward. He told the shelter two older teens dragged him into a bedroom. There was surveillance video. But Alex's case wasn't investigated. His isn’t the only one.

ProPublica
Hokyoung Kim

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise. November 2018. The Psychiatric Security Review Board questioned how many people it discharged from state custody returned to crime. But it did not share its findings or change policies even as former clients killed or raped.

ProPublica
Hokyoung Kim

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise. November 2018. The Psychiatric Security Review Board questioned how many people it discharged from state custody returned to crime. But it did not share its findings or change policies even as former clients killed or raped.

ProPublica
Tatsuro Kiuchi

Heflinreps

We threw in the towel

We Threw in the Towel. August 2018. An illustration for The College of New Jersey alumni magazine called UpFront. What would you replay from your glory days in sports? The college asked alumni to share highlight reels from their time in intramural or club sports. They came back with stories of defections, buddy-bonding, and a healthy obsession with Queen.

TCNJ Magazine UpFront
Tatsuro Kiuchi

Heflinreps

No Safety in Numbers

No Safety in Numbers. May 2018. An Illustration about Mt. Everest. Mount Everest is increasing defined by budget guiding companies and more crowding than ever.

Outside Magazine
Tatsuro Kiuchi

Heflinreps

Let Your Winter Garden Go Wild

Let Your Winter Garden Go Wild. February 2018. For the Sunday Review.

The New York Times Sunday Review
Tatsuro Kiuchi

Heflinreps

Remote hosts

The Himalayas. Remote Hosts. September 2018. Cover illustration for Airbnb magazine.

Airbnb Magazine
Karen Klassen

I Am Not Here For Your Amusement

Tyra Temple. I Am Not Here For Your Amusement. April 2018. A series of paintings that feature strong women as subjects instead of objects. Created in part for my first solo gallery show. The paintings are oil on panel or mylar and are various size, and this particular painting is 48" square.
Urs Joseph Knobel

Facebook

Facebook. April 2018. Portrait of Mark Zuckerberg and the data leak
Uli Knoerzer

Art Dept Illustration Division

The Boy And His Phone

The Boy And His Phone. Berlin. September 2018.
Przemek Kotynski

Anna Goodson Illustration & Motion

Yellow Self-Defense

Yellow Self-Defense. February 2018. For an article/interview in women's magazine about fighting with sexual harassment at work.
Jon Krause

Ghosting

Ghosting. For an article about vanishing without a trace after a one night stand.

The New York Observer
Jenny Kroik

Magnet Reps

Strand Bookstore, NYC

Strand Bookstore, NYC. July 2018. I have assigned myself the task of visiting as many independent bookstores in NYC as possible, and trying to capture their spirit in paint. It was partially motivated by wanting to learn more about the city and its different neighborhoods, as well as wanting to help promote independent bookstores.
Anita Kunz

from the FOLLY/ REDUX fine art series

Van der Weyden redux. FOLLY/ REDUX fine art series. March 2018. This is part of a series called An Alternative History of Art, or when art history becomes herstory. It is a revision of iconic works from art history but now from the point of view of a woman. It's a statement about how women have been chronically overlooked in the art world
Anita Kunz

FOLLY/ REDUX series

Pinturricchio REDUX. FOLLY/ REDUX series. July 2018. This is part of a series called "An Alternative History of Art, or when art history becomes herstory". It is a revision of iconic works from art history but now from the point of view of a woman. It's a statement about how women have been chronically overlooked in the art world
Marie Lafrance

August Osage County

Poster for the play August Osage County, Soulpepper Theatre's Winter 2019 Season
Marie Lafrance

The Royale

Poster for the play The Royale for Soulpepper Theatre's 2018-2019 Season. July 2018.
Katherine Lam

Oregon's "Guilty Except for Insanity" law allows for violent convicts to be released early despite not having been properly reintegrated into society
Katherine Lam

Oregon's "Guilty Except for Insanity" law allows for violent convicts to be released early despite not having been properly reintegrated into society
Conor Langton

The Carpet Baggers - The Big Lebowski

Steve Buscemi, Jeff Bridges, John Goodman. The Carpet Baggers - The Big Lebowski. February 2018. Produced as a limited edition giclee print for the art show 'O Coen, Where Art Thou? on view February 3rd - 25th, 2018 at SPOKE NYC.
Veronica Lawlor

Studio 1482

Sketchbook: Bicycle Town

Sketchbook: Bicycle Town. December 2018. Reportage illustration of the bicycle heavy rush hour in Amsterdam, published in Lonely Planet magazine's Sketchbook: the Art of Travel feature.

Lonely Planet
Zohar Lazar

The Young and the Reckless

The Young and the Reckless. April 2018. Cover and interior illustrations for story about teens hacking xbox and ending up in prison.

WIRED
Zohar Lazar

Get Happier

Cover illustration for Get Happier. May 2018.

New York Magazine
Lars Leetaru

Blood, Guts, and Beer

Blood, Guts, and Beer. September 2018. The mishaps and eventual success of a college student who organized a campus blood drive in the 1960s.

Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
Warren Linn

A selection from the series Almost a Portrait, a solo exhibition at Denise Bibro Fine Art, New York City, Oct. 11 - Nov. 10, 2018.
Doris Liou

Looking Closer

Looking Closer. January 2019. Don't miss these less obvious variables for improving retirement readiness

Strategic Insight (formerly Asset International)
Yadi Liu

Dream Studio

Dream Studio. This is a dream studio I've been always dreaming. Spacious space filled with bright light.

Fashion Institute of Technology
Max Loeffler

How to be mentally healthier

How to be Mentally Healthier. October 2018. Opener and secondary illustrations for an article series in GQ magazine covering topics like the stigma of seeing a shrink, marriage and mental health, a cure for the common rage and the future of ancient drugs as well as offering actionable advice on how to improve things on a day to day basis.

GQ
Travis Louie

New York Times for Kids: Halloween Issue

The New York Times for Kids: Halloween Issue. October 2018. Our first Kids sections in 2017 were a hit, so The New York Times for Kids became monthly as of January of 2018, with a new issue in the paper on the last Sunday of each month. For our October special edition, we featured a Halloween themed split-run of three covers.

The New York Times for Kids
Nick Lu

nick lu illustration

Taste, that Temptation

Taste, that Temptation, for Nikebooks in Korea. October 2018. Chapter 7, Italian food in London. The focus is on the rich hints and symbols hidden in the food of books that can be easily missed by readers. Food is used as a metaphor to define the characters in each work and reflect political, social and cultural characteristics of the time and place.

Taste, that Temptation
Michael Mapes

Knots in the Family Tree/Proto Magazine, Summer 2018

Knots in the Family Tree. Summer 2018. So far the genomic revolution has leaned heavily on genome-wide association studies. But an older method—combing through family trees and looking for histories of disease—is making a comeback. A Utah genealogical database is changing the game, and turning up scores of disease-causing genes.

Proto Magazine, The Foundry @ Meredith Corp.
Michael Marsicano

Agencies Face The Ad-Pocalypse

Agencies Face The Ad-Pocalypse. December 2018. Ken Auletta's new book contemplates the latest disruptions in the ad world. In an age where marketing is king and people simply no longer wish to be advertised to, how will agencies survive? Will advertising writ large survive?

Traffic Magazine
Simone Massoni

ZOLA

Zola. may 2018. In between two buildings. I was ask to fill the empty space between two giant buildings. Zola, a dear cat-friend of mine, helped me filing that void.
Colin Matthes

Essential Knowledge: Fucking Ticks

Essential Knowledge: Fucking Ticks. October 2018. Essential Knowledge is an ongoing series of (currently over 60) drawings teaching basic skills for success in challenging situations. Personal experience, research, and imagination inform the subjects, which include being less awkward, launching a nuke, and fucking ticks.
Zoe Matthiessen

Space Invaders

Space Invaders. September 2018. When confronting aliens—both terrestrial and interstellar—rest assured, the Commander-in-Chief has thought things through.

The American Bystander
Sarah Mazzetti

Magic Wand

Magic Wand. April 2018. The dark fantasies of the musical Carousel.

The New Yorker
Adam McCauley

Unbalanced Court

Unbalanced Court. October 2018. Op-ed exploring how recent appointments to the Supreme Court have been made by a "minority majority". The author suggests that this is misalignment (of the court versus the will of the people) is a huge problem.

The New York Times
Tim McDonagh

Canary in the Coal Pond

Canary in the Coal Pond. April 2018. New reports provide an unprecedented look at contaminants leaking from coal ash ponds and landfills. But the chasm between information and environmental protection may deepen thanks to a proposed Trump administration rollback.

ProPublica
Richard McGuire

Fat Cats

Fat Cats. Cover, October 2018. "The rhyming of history made me reach back to nineteen-twenties and thirties references,” says Richard McGuire of his cover for the New Yorker’s Money Issue. “Things are so out of whack these days, with the one per cent having so much wealth, that we could be on our way to another crash soon.”

The New Yorker
Tim Mele

GrandArmy

Meet the Amateur Astronomers Hunting for Spy Satellites

Meet the Amateur Astronomers Hunting for Spy Satellites. February 2019. Editorial illustrations for supercluster inspired by redacted government documents and early 90's DIY punk zines.

Supercluster
Ryan Melgar

The Sexy Sadness of Sufjan Stevens

The Sexy Sadness of Sufjan Stevens. March 2018. Listening to Sufjan is a gentle reminder that some men are willing to be sad with you, instead of just being the reason you’re upset. https://bit.ly/2XD4IGS

BuzzFeed News
Eugenia Mello

Why Are We Still Dismissing Girls’ Pain?

Why Are We Still Dismissing Girls’ Pain? February 2019. Op-ed piece about the heavy layers that oppress and supress Women and Girl's testimonies and invisibilize our pain.

The New York Times
Rutu Modan

Heflin Reps

Seven Questions About Social Security—And the answers that may surprise you.

Seven Questions About Social Security—And the answers that may surprise you. August 2018. Feature illustrations for Charles Schwab’s quarterly magazines, On Investing and Onward. The illustration series follows one couple over the course of a weekend having a conversation. The narrative starts on the cover and continues in the feature. The feature answers 7 questions and answers about Social Security that everyone needs to know.

On Investing and Onward
Frank Morrison

PICTURE THAT

Picture That. December 2018. Young female photographer.
Joe Morse

Heflin Reps

The Pieces I Am

The Pieces I Am. June 2018. Documentary film that celebrates the Nobel Prize winning author, Toni Morrison. She was the book editor for Angela Davis and the Film’s Director commissioned an image that showed these two incredible women. Illustrations I had created for her book Beloved are also used in the film.
Ricardo Munoz

Statuesque

7 Train, New York. Retratos. January 2019. From a series of intimate digital portraits with a limited color palette

ECUADOR / USA
Shawn Murenbeeld

Net Monsters

Net Monsters. Who’s Watching the Kids? December 2018. This is a personal exploratory exercise meant to inform both children and their parents of the dangers that lurk on the web.
Julie Murphy

Undersea Odyssea

Undersea Odyssea. December 2018. Drawing for gallery show at Yard Dog, Austin, TX
Muhammad Mustafa

a perfect 10?

A perfect 10? January 2019. For an article on handing Paulo Dybala no 10 at Juventus FC.

Eight by Eight
Christopher Neal

Velocity of Being

Velocity of Being: Letters to a Young Reader. November 2018. For a collection of essays to young readers, picture book.

Velocity of Being: Letters to a Young Reader
Keith Negley

What If You Saw Things Differently?

What If You Saw Things Differently?. September 2018. Maybe you, like the women on the following pages, do have the capacity to change your mind. And maybe you, too, will discover something wondrous on the other side of your second thoughts.
Keith Negley

Mental Illness

Mental Illness. August 2018. Lead image to a special feature on surviving with mental illness.

TIME Magazine
Keith Negley

Anxiety

Anxiety. August 2018. Series of images for a research project about anxiety. Illustrations were inspired by first hand accounts of living with anxiety and then compiled in the form of an art book.
Kadir Nelson

SAVORING SUMMER

Savoring Summer. Cover, September 2018. Chic couple enjoy the last days of summer at Central Park.

The New Yorker
Kadir Nelson

Stickball Alley

Stickball Alley. Cover, April 2018. 1950s Brooklyn kids enjoy a neighborhood game of stickball.

The New Yorker
Robert Neubecker

Rapp|Art

Privacy

Privacy. December 2018. Unpublished concept taken to finish.
Eli Neugeboren

Drawing the News

Anthony Bourdain. Drawing the News. June 2018. A somewhat-daily series of drawings that seek to increase the signal and decrease the noise of our daily scrolling. Started as a "what to draw so I don't have to think about what to draw" warm-up exercise, there are now over 1400 drawings in the series so far.
Victo Ngai

Morgan Gaynin, Inc

Human Opener

Opener for the Human issue. September 2018. Encompassing four individual stories which discuss the qualities which make human “human”.

Scientific American
Victo Ngai

Morgan Gaynin, Inc

Mixc World Launch

Mixc World Launch. January 2018. Part one of a billboard campaign created for a new shopping complex in Shenzhen, China, celebrating its launch. The main inspiration for this piece was the Chinese name of MixcWorld which means a place with everything and all things, but can also be literally translated into “Elephant World”.

CRland
Victo Ngai

Morgan Gaynin, Inc

Mixc X'Mas Workshop

Mixc X'Mas Workshop. January 2018. Outdoor billboard campaign created for MixcWorld, a shopping complex in Shenzhen, China.The main inspiration for this piece was the Chinese name of MixcWorld which means a place with everything and all things, but can also be literally translated into “Elephant World”.

CRLand
Christoph Niemann

Waiting in Los Angeles

Waiting in Los Angeles. In the fall of 2017, Christoph Niemann travelled from Berlin to Los Angeles, hoping to meet the artist David Hockney. In the four days before he heard from Hockney’s studio, he wandered the city, making sketches. November 2018.

The New Yorker
Christoph Niemann

Trompe-l’Oeil

Trompe-l’Oeil. Cover, April 2, 2018.

The New Yorker
Christian Northeast

Only the Best People

Only the Best People. May 2018. Donald Trump’s war on the “deep state.”

The New Yorker
Eric Nyquist

Jigisha Bouverat

Bird Box

Artwork was comissioned by Netflix to promote the film Birdbox. January 2019.
Tim O'Brien

Meghan's Moment

Meghan's Moment. June 2018. This cover story for Kappa Kappa Gamma's alumni magazine, The Key, featured alum Meghan Markle. The story was about her life, her wedding, and the Kappa sisters who made the journey to perform "Oh, Pat" at the ceremony. Markle is the first alum to become British royalty.

The Key
Tim O'Brien

"In Deep"

In Deep. August 2018. Time cover.

TIME Magazine
Tim O'Brien

"Make America Toxic Again"

Make America Toxic Again. March 2018. Cover of Mother Jones on the Trump Administration's environmental record and plans.

Mother Jones
Marc O'Brien

Doras Creative

Fauve

Fauve. November 2018. A 50 spread picture book exploring the process of grief at a young age. After witnessing the death of a beautiful creature, Fauve journeys through an ethereal forest as her grief manifests around her and the creature's ghost.

Fauve
Marc O'Brien

Doras Creative

Fauve

Fauve. November 2018. A 50 spread picture book exploring the process of grief at a young age. After witnessing the death of a beautiful creature, Fauve journeys through an ethereal forest as her grief manifests around her and the creature's ghost.

Fauve
Martin O'Neill

New treatments for depression

New Treatments for Depression. June 2018. A series of collage Illustrations focusing on new and novel approaches to treatment for major depressive disorders. Massachusetts General Hospital. Dispatches from the Frontiers of Medicine.

Proto Magazine
Albert Orozco

Designer/Writer

Scenes from a Telenovela

Scenes from a Telenovela. December 2018. A series that depicts my uncle’s/father’s life as a Mexican immigrant in the late 1960’s to present time by transforming moments of Los Angeles in a more theatrical light. These architectural stage propositions were constructed from first voice accounts to re-imagine how geographies are experienced by people and how their stories visually translate onto others. The featured drawing depicts my uncle’s occupation as a machine operator at a jacket workshop. His coworkers have a conversation about low wage employment and poor working conditions for immigrants in Los Angeles.
Nicolas Ortega

The Decline and Fall of the Zuckerberg Empire

The Decline and Fall of the Zuckerberg Empire. November 2018. The text discuss about Facebook, visualized as the fall of the Roman Empire. The current events around Facebook is showing us how important are social networks, but at the same time, is making us wondering: Do we need Facebook? Mark Zuckerberg isn’t the first person in human history to draw inspiration from Augustus Caesar, the founder of the Roman Empire, but he’s one of a very few for whom the lessons of Augustus’s reign have a concrete urgency. Both men, after all, built international empires before the age of 33. “What are the trade-offs in that?” Augustus, Zuckerberg explained, “had to do certain things". To communicate the idea of the comparison/similarities between Zuckerberg and Augustus, the solution is a representation of Facebook empire falling as it where a traditional romanic painting. An invitation to the reader to realize the double entendre between the past and the present.

New York Magazine
Nicolás Ortega

Inside The Divisive Fight Over How A Top Progressive Think Tank Handled Sexual Harassment

Inside The Divisive Fight Over How A Top Progressive Think Tank Handled Sexual Harassment. April 2018. Center for American Progress, one of Washington's leading liberal institutions grappled with a divisive internal battle over sexual harassment during and in the aftermath of the 2016 election, according to documents obtained by BuzzFeed News and interviews with 19 current and former staffers. https://bit.ly/2ENGySC

BuzzFeed News
Charlie Padgett

Charlie Padgett illustration

ON INTERNET PRIVACY, BE AFRAID. BE VERY AFRAID.

On Internet Privacy, Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid. September 2018. L' Humanité en Perte de Controle (Humanity Has Lost Control). For an article about our loss of control and privacy online.

La Vie - Sciences
Matteo Giuseppe Pani

Pattern for Baboon

Pattern for Baboon. September 2018. BABOON are rascals who create luggage for the new generation of travelers. The company wanted an identity that was irreverent, flexible, and full of weird surprises. The illustration created is a reflection of this philosophy. It has been designed for the inside of the luggage and it represents a monkey riding a triceratops while it chases a rose.

BABOON
Diego Patiño

Jacky Winter Group

NYCFC For the City

NYCFC For the City. October 2018. Illustration commissioned by Eight by Eight Studios for the cover of the New York City Football Club's one-time publication For the City. The idea was to portrait team member David Villa leaning against a NYC train station poster while seemingly getting integrated to the lively local scene portrayed on it.

For the City
Stina Persson

KOKO Art Agency

What's Beautiful to You?

The Way He Wears His Sundress. Part of a series for an essay by a mother speaking of her son perfecting his personal style: glam, eye-catching, and all his own.
Robyn Phillips-Pendleton

Who Are We The People?

Who Are We The People? March 2018. Piece created in response to the Norman Rockwell Museum's Enduring Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt and the Four Freedoms traveling exhibition theme, "What does freedom look like today?"
Hanoch Piven

heflinreps

Willem Dafoe for Hemi Q & A

Portrait of Willem Dafoe celebrating his portrayal of Vincent van Gogh. December 2018. Created for The Hemi Q & A in Hemispheres, United Airlines inflight magazine.
David Plunkert

Spur Design

Homebodies

Poster illustration created for the play Homebodies. April 2018. Part of a series printed two colors on French Newsprint Aged cover.

Theatre Project
David Plunkert

Spur Design

Home Invasion

Illustration for the article: Home Invasion. March 2018. Infiltrating residencies and decimating crops, the Stinkbug keeps spreading.

The New Yorker
David Plunkert

Spur Design

Tolerance Cats

Tolerance Cats. December 2018. Illustration created for the ongoing poster exhibit Tolerance organized by Mirko Ilic.
Emiliano Ponzi

The Great New York Subway Map

The Great New York Subway Map. May 2018. Written and illustrated by Emiliano Ponzi and published by The Museum of Modern Art, in association with the New York Transit Museum, tells the fascinating story of the map’s creation in 1972 by the great Italian designer Massimo Vignelli and his team.

The Great New York Subway Map
Emiliano Ponzi

The Great New York Subway Map

The Great New York Subway Map. May 2018. Written and illustrated by Emiliano Ponzi and published by The Museum of Modern Art, in association with the New York Transit Museum, tells the fascinating story of the map’s creation in 1972 by the great Italian designer Massimo Vignelli and his team.

The Great New York Subway Map
Emiliano Ponzi

Francis Bacon Studio

Francis Bacon Studio. December 2018. Bacon had a mews house in Kensington for the last 30 years of his life: two rooms. His bed was in the sitting room and the other room was his studio. It was very chaotic, with about a foot of books and photos. And rags and paint brushes and paint, old sweaters and socks on the floor.

Architectural Digest Germany
Emiliano Ponzi

Hotel Roosevelt

Hotel Roosevelt. August 2018. During the summer of 2018, EP spent 21 days exploring California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. The book American West is his travel journal accompanied by a few lines of writing. The New Yorker asked to publish them on its Art Department’s IG and then the illustrations come in a box set in the same square format.

American West
Tianran Qu

The Man Who Loves Botany

The Man Who Loves Botany. January 2018. This illustration imagines a reserved, self-conscious man obsessed with order and art, being watched in the afternoon.

Maryland Institute of Art
Peter Ra

WORMWOOD6

Wormwood6. December 2018. The star mentioned in the Book of Revelation. My practice, is to record anything I can remember, from my dream journeys,into my visual diary project each morning. In this manner, Illustrations from my own dreams, become experimental. The original image is crayon on plywood, then given a variant digital rebuild. The objective is to work with a 4ft ply/cube shape, and with 8ft plywood.
Jason Raish

The Passion of the Right

The Passion of the Right. February 2018. Father John Zuhlsdorf critics say he’s an “alt-right” priest. He says they’re snowflakes who should toughen up. His surprising rise to prominence shows that in 2018, even the longest-lasting institution in the Western world isn’t immune to the strains of the social internet. https://bit.ly/2H0veoO

BuzzFeed News
Jason Raish

Croquet and Ink

Croquet and Ink. October 2018. 1950s stylings and Japanese Ukiyo-e tattoos. Prim and proper meets rebellion and self expression.
Andy Rash

Stephen Hawking iotacon

Stephen Hawking iotacon. March 2018. I created this low res memorial portrait of Stephen Hawking on the day of his death: March 14th, 2018. It was published in various forms of social media.
Brian Rea

Death Wins a Goldfish

Death Wins a Goldfish. February 2019. A written and illustrated book following Death on a one year sabbatical amongst the living- he travels, he sky dives, he does cross fit... all while searching for that elusive balance between living and working. Chronicle Books.

Death Wins a Goldfish
Brian Rea

Death Wins a Goldfish

Death Wins a Goldfish. February 2019. A written and illustrated book following Death on a one year sabbatical amongst the living- he travels, he sky dives, he does cross fit... all while searching for that elusive balance between living and working. Chronicle Books.

Death Wins a Goldfish
Brian Rea

Death Wins a Goldfish

Death Wins a Goldfish. February 2019. A written and illustrated book following Death on a one year sabbatical amongst the living- he travels, he sky dives, he does cross fit... all while searching for that elusive balance between living and working. Chronicle Books.

Death Wins a Goldfish
Brian Rea

Death Wins a Goldfish

Death Wins a Goldfish. February 2019. A written and illustrated book following Death on a one year sabbatical amongst the living- he travels, he sky dives, he does cross fit... all while searching for that elusive balance between living and working. Chronicle Books.

Death Wins a Goldfish
Brian Rea

Avoid This

Avoid This. Artist collaboration with the Swedish fashion brand Dedicated for their 2018 + 2019 collections

Dedicated
Brian Rea

Avoid This

Avoid This. Artist collaboration with the Swedish fashion brand Dedicated for their 2018 + 2019 collections.

Dedicated
Red Nose Studio

Magnet Reps

Elvis is King!

Elvis Presley, Rainbow Skate Rink. Elvis is King! January 2019. The newest picture book illustrated by Red Nose Studio and written by Jonah King, is an extraordinary visual telling of the King of Rock n’ Roll’s rise to a Technicolor life. Published by Schwartz & Wade on January 8th, 2019, which would have been Elvis’ 84th birthday.

Elvis is King!
Red Nose Studio

Magnet Reps

Elvis is King!

Elvis Presley, The Blue Moon Boys. Elvis is King! January 2019. The newest picture book illustrated by Red Nose Studio and written by Jonah King, is an extraordinary visual telling of the King of Rock n’ Roll’s rise to a Technicolor life. Published by Schwartz & Wade on January 8th, 2019, which would have been Elvis’ 84th birthday.

Elvis is King!
Billy Renkl

Monumental

Monumental. July 2018. Analog collage made from vintage U.S. postcards from the 1940s and '50s. The idealized image of America in these postcards is largely fictional, and collage offers a poignant way to amplify that fiction.
Lydia Ricci

From Scraps

Button Pusher

Button Pusher. February 2018. I dreamed of growing up and being a cashier, pushing buttons all day. Tiny (3" x 3.5" x 5") cash register made from scrap materials (including hand written logs of my grandfather's daily expenses). I've been collecting scraps for more than 25 years. Gathered from crowed junk drawers, dusty supply closets, and the occasional neighborhood trash can. I transform this ephemera of existence into tiny tributes to time past.
Martha Rich

Jen Vaughn

I said no

I Said No. July 2018.
Martha Rich

Jen Vaughn

revenge

Revenge. November 2018. A series of paintings based on anger.
Nicole Rifkin

Exploding in Sound SXSW showcase poster. 2018-2019
Nicole Rifkin

Show posters 2018-2019
Alex Robitaille

Tiwaz and the Viking Cats

Tiwaz and the Viking Cats. December 2018. This gouache painting shows the hypothetical relationship between cats and vikings, it is one page of a full spread.

Pratt Institute
Katrin Rodegast

Hear This/Proto Magazine, Winter 2019

Hear This. Winter 2019. Hearing loss affects an estimated 466 million people worldwide, and more than 37 million in the United States. A steady stream of advances—using stem cells, gene therapy and new drugs—may bring more sound into the silence.

Proto Magazine, The Foundry @ Meredith Corp.
Edel Rodriguez

Untitled

Painting for an art exhibit to benefit a cat shelter in Los Angeles. June 2018.
Edel Rodriguez

Year One.

Year One. Cover, January 2018. Cover for a story about the first year of Donald Trump's presidency.

TIME magazine
Edel Rodriguez

Grounds for Detention

Grounds for Detention. February 2018. For a story about the state of immigrant detention facilities in California.

Santa Clara magazine
Paul Rogers

HeflinReps

King Kong

Illustration for theatre review of King Kong. November 2018.

The New Yorker
Jonathon Rosen

The Invisible Light / Acoustic space LP

The Invisible Light - Acoustic Space. January 2019. The first full-length LP installment in The Invisible Light trilogy helmed by Grammy and Oscar-winning producer T Bone Burnett in collaboration with percussionist Jay Bellerose and composer Keefus Ciancia.
Jose Rosero

Garden of lies

Garden of Lies. March 2018. This illustrations are visual aphorisms that depict a remembrance of personal situations. Each garden is composed by a central temple where you can find objects, characters and situations with their own meaning. Each picture has an individual text that I wrote in order to enhance that meaning.
Matt Rota

Standing by Their Convictions

Standing by Their Convictions. July 2018. The DNA didn’t match. The witnesses weren’t sure. But the prosecution persisted.

ProPublica
Matt Rota

Standing by Their Convictions

Standing by Their Convictions. July 2018. The DNA didn’t match. The witnesses weren’t sure. But the prosecution persisted.

ProPublica
Julia Rothman

The 23 most unforgettable last sentences in fiction

The 23 Most Unforgettable Last Sentences in Fiction. February 2019. The desks of famous authors (Mary Shelly, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ralph Ellison, Alice Seibold) writing the last line of their novels

The Washington Post
Julia Rothman

Art Is!

Art Is! December 2018. Illustration for poster hung through NYC subway system. The blank signs invited people to graffiti their own message of protest on the poster while they waited for the train.

School of Visual Arts
julia rothman

Mega Home Furniture

Mega Home Furniture. December 2018. A personal project painting scenes around my neighborhood.
Graham Roumieu

Magnet Reps

The Hares of Crawley Hall

A fictional university in western Canada. The Hares of Crawley Hall. May 2018. Excerpt from a novel about an instructor positioning for tenure in an English Literature Department housed in a decrepit, haunted university building. Assigned by Underline Studio for University Affairs Magazine.

University Affairs Magazine
Daniel Salmieri

Cooking Every Day Was a Compulsion. Then It Was My Cure.

Cooking Every Day Was a Compulsion. Then It Was My Cure. January 2019. For a piece about how cooking helped a guy with ocd.

Bon Appétit
James Salvati

Lindgren & Smith NY

Atlas Shrugged Easton Press Book

Atlas Steel Mill Comet Railway. Atlas Shrugged. January 2019. An Illustrated Novel that presents an astounding panorama of human life in the futuristic Cold War Streamlined Industrial Era that depicts a dystopian United States.The book is Limited Edition Signed that includes 19 new illustrations from Easton Press NY.
Erik Mark Sandberg

Interlude

Interlude. August 2018. Personal series of illustrations exploring themes of rest, solitude, youth culture, and the inherited space of the automotive interior.
Erik Mark Sandberg

Interlude

Interlude. August 2018. Personal series of illustrations that explore themes of rest, solitude, youth culture, and the inherited space of the automotive interior.
Jaime Sanjuán

Divino tesoro

Divino Tesoro. August 2018. Illustration made to be exhibited at the HYBRID international contemporary art fair. This illustration has been painted with my fingers on an iPad and have been printed on a large format metal surface using vitreous pigments.
Leonardo Santamaria

Onwards to The Red Planet

Onwards to The Red Planet. January 2019. Looking forward to settling on Mars.

Artetorial
Cameron Schroeder

Lincoln Tunnel

Lincoln Tunnel. November 2018. Illustration that is part of a hand-made book about the sublime monotony of riding the bus from New Jersey to New York.

Pratt Institute
Rick Sealock

A Mixed Tape for a Desert Island

A Mixed Tape for a Desert Island. August 2018. A paper promotional sampler for Mitchell Press. Illustrators picked their favorite retro song to be stranded alone with on a desert island. My food for the soul song was “A Wild Wild Life” from the movie Strange Stories by The Talking Heads.

Mitchell Press
Andrew Selby

Illustration Ltd

Plagued by Death

Plagued by Death. July 2018. Poster depicting Black Death, the bubonic plague epidemic that hit the City of London in the 1660's, for London Stories, a competition sponsored by London Transport Museum and Transport for London. In the 1660's, mass graves were dug inside the city walls to bury the dead to stop disease spreading.

London Transport Museum and Transport for London
Amanda Shaffer

The Villisca Axe Murders

The Villisca Axe Murders. November 2018. Illustration of the night six members of the Moore family and two family friends were murdered by an unknown assailant wielding an axe, better known as the Villisca Axe Murders in Villisca, Iowa. Created for The Lineup's 2019 Unsolved Mysteries Calendar, as featured in the Creepy Crate subscription box.

The Lineup's 2019 Unsolved Mysteries Calendar
Amanda Shaffer

The Sodder Children Disappearance

The Sodder Children Disappearance. November 2018. Illustration of the devastating house fire that may or may not have caused the deaths of the five Sodder children on Christmas Eve in 1945 in Fayetteville, West Virginia. Created for The Lineup's 2019 Unsolved Mysteries Calendar, which was featured in the Creepy Crate subscription box.

Lineup's 2019 Unsolved Mysteries Calendar
Chris Sharp

Breaking Big

Breaking Big. December 2018. A illustrated book that commemorates forty years in business with the private equity investment firm Clayton Dubilier and Rice.
Yuko Shimizu

Fairytales of Oscar Wilde

Fairytales of Oscar Wilde. December 2018. I was assigned to illustrate Oscar Wilde's Fairytales book. This portrait was used as frontispiece. After initially fully colorizing it, I ended up deleting the colors all together at the end. This feels more right. Sometimes I spend as much time deleting color layers.
Yuko Shimizu

Human Evolution

Human Evolution. September 2018. An opener illustration for a feature article about human evolution, with three articles on the topic. The large scale section opener was then cropped into three separate sections to make three separate article openers.

Scientific American
Yuko Shimizu

Dusting Off the Male Gaze

Dusting Off the Male Gaze. April 2018. The magazine is for people who work in higher education environment. With MeToo Movement becoming so big, they decided to have an issue dedicated to the topic. Multiple female artists were commissioned to create art commentary regarding the topic. This was my contribution.

Chronicle of Higher Education
Dadu Shin

'I Am Going to Die if I Keep Living the Way I Am.' She Was Right.

'I Am Going to Die if I Keep Living the Way I Am. She Was Right. July 2018. The essay was about a woman who's body was found in a dumpster on Christmas Eve and the six years of addiction that led her there.

The New York Times
Dadu Shin

Rinascente

Rinascente. July 2018. Fashion Illustration for La Rinascente Milan.
Dadu Shin

Can Ketamine infusions prevent suicides?

Can Ketamine infusions prevent suicides? Cover for the Sunday Review. December 2018.

The New York Times
mark smith

Salzman International

The Daughter of Time

The Daughter of Time. September 2018. Interior image for a period crime novel that unfolds from a detective's hospital bed.

The Daughter of Time
mark smith

Salzman International

Miss Pym Disposes

Miss Pym Disposes. September 2018. Interior image for a period crime novel that takes place in an English private girls school.

Miss Pym Disposes
Carlo Stanga

Morgan Gaynin

I AM NEW YORK, MOLESKINE

Aa illustration, among the others, from my new book, published by Moleskine and Princeton Architectural Press, about New York City entitled I Am New York. December 2018.

I Am New York
Brian Stauffer

Environmental Visionaries

Environmental Visionaries. May 2018. For an issue of the paper devoted to visionaries in multiple fields of interest.

New York Times
Brian Stauffer

Vigilance

Vigilance. September 2018. Cover for a book about a dystopian future where everyone must own a gun because the government arranges random televised mass shooting as entertainment.

Vigilance
Brian Stauffer

Separations At The Border

Separations At The Border. September 2018. About the Trump administration's policy of taking children from asylum seekers.

ProPublica
Brian Stauffer

Getting Sick While Black

No matter their background, education, or income, black women are chronically failed by the American healthcare system. It's time to remedy that. October 2018.
Otto Steininger

MTA Arts & Design Art Card program

MTA Universe. MTA Arts & Design Art Card program. January 2019. A subway journey is depicted traveling through the galaxy where subway lines form a planetary constellation and astronauts are the passengers. Space ships are destinations such as Coney Island and the Empire State Building,all with the Manhattan skyline. The viewer enters a fun-filled fantasy.

MTA Arts & Design
Roberto Stickel

record speed scooter lambretta

Record Speed Scooter Lambretta. May 2018. From the series Speed Record Breaker Bikes, color pencil on paper. Personal work.
Roberto Stickel

speed record scooter

Record Speed Scooter. May 2018. From the series Speed Record Breaker Bikes, color pencil on paper. Personal work.
Daniel Stolle

Roma

Roma. December 2018. Like the movie itself, this illustration captures the lead character Cleo in Roma and her view on life in Mexico City.

Entertainment Weekly
Katherine Streeter

Chakra Dolls

Chakra Dolls. October 2018. Showing the seven mystical dimensions of the body.
Ward Sutton

Sutton Impact Studio

"100 %"

100 %. October 2018. I created a series of posters encouraging people to vote in the 2018 election. I offered the artwork free online for anyone to print and display. This image, featuring Christine Blasey Ford, got tremendous response and was picked up to run on the cover of the Pacific Sun newspaper as well.
Kati Szilagyi

Christmas House: Children's Room

Christmas House: Children's Room. December 2018. A cozy chaotic children's room as part of a christmas house series.

Wienerin Magazine
Steven Tabbutt

Morgan Gaynin Inc.

Nocturnal

Nocturnal. September 2018. This is a personal piece created for a recent group exhibition at Star Gallery in NYC.
Ryo Takemasa

Blossom Music Festival

Blossom Music Festival. June 2018. An advertising illustration, part of a series for 2018 summer music festival of The Cleveland Orchestra.
Jillian Tamaki

Pleasure Reading

Pleasure Reading. February 2018. When Jillian sent in her final for this, my first thought was: ‘I’m getting fired.’ My second thought was: ‘Thank you.’ Looking at it for a few seconds longer, I got a little emotional. It’s so joyful and relaxed and celebratory — everything our sexual hang-ups and consequent politics are not.

The New York Times Book Review
Lauren Tamaki

Wealthsimple

Anthony Bourdain. October 2018. From a series of portraits commissioned for Issue 1 of Wealthsimple magazine.

Wealthsimple magazine
Lauren Tamaki

Sketchbook

Beautiful dogs, observed in Flatiron. May 2018.
Benoit Tardif

Illustration exhibited on the Agricool container. January 2019. Agricool, grow delicious strawberries in containers in Paris. The illustrations is about the pleasure of tasting fresh and local products.
Blair Thornley

blair thornley

Evening at Home

Evening at Home. November 2018. Personal piece, one of a series of pieces integrating moths.
Mark Todd

Mr. Fickleton

Mr. Fickleton. September 2018. One from a series of works for an exhibition at Webb Gallery in Texas.
Mark Todd

Mary Fizzle

Mary Fizzle. September 2018. One in a series of works for an exhibition at Webb Gallery in Texas.
Juliette Toma

Dream Shoes

Dream Shoes. December 2018. Personal piece of my dream sneakers.
Nguyen Tran

Fashion illustration

Fashion illustration. March 2018.
Pol Turgeon

Pol Turgeon Inc.

Seven sins, Gluttony

Seven Sins, Gluttony. January 2019. This image is part of a series of on the theme of the seven deadly sins.

Les Arts Dessinés
Mark Ulriksen

H Represents

Is It Just Me?

Is It Just Me? February 2019. Mastermind is a bi-annual book created by Le Magazine General in Paris. Each issue focuses on themes. Artists, writers and journalists are invited to express themselves. I was asked to write & illustrate a six page graphic story on any facet of contemporary information gathering or consumption. I chose my ambivalence about smart phones.

Mastermind
Mark Ulriksen

Midget

Midget. January 2019. A private commission to paint my neighbor's dog Midget who loves to sit in ivy for some reason.
Francis Vallejo

Anansi Boys

Interior illustration for Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. October 2018. Art directed by Sheri Gee and published by the Folio Society

Anansi Boys
Pieter Van Eenoge

Men in Love

Men in Love. March 2018. Desires and designs in Alan Hollinghurst’s The Sparsholt Affair. March 2018.

The New Yorker
Riccardo Vecchio

Love After an Apocalypse

Love After an Apocalypse. October 2018. Holocaust survivor Marceline Loridan-Ivens Rozenberg, 1928 – 2018, never stopped grappling with loss—or fighting to live. Article written by Jean-Marc Dreyfus

Foreign Policy
Andrea Ventura

The Impossible Choice

The Impossible Choice. July 2018. With Brexit looming, Theresa May battles Trump, Europe, and her own party.

The New Yorker
Anthony Ventura

The Inner Light

The Inner Light. March 2018. Portrait of George Harrison from The Beatles for Mojo Magazine's special edition The Beatles: The Red Issue. The illustration accompanied an article about George's time spent in India.

Mojo Magazine
Colin Verdi

Two of Wands

Two of Wands. October 2018. Digital painting done for Babeland Toys, featuring a cheeky tarot card reading. Used as digital advertising on Instagram and babeland.com

Babeland Toys
Armando Veve

Streamlining Data

Streamlining Data. Finding an efficient path through a complex system.

PLANADVISOR
Armando Veve

Darwin in the City

Darwin in the City. November 2018. From a series of full page illustrations for a special themed issue on the science of being human.

Scientific American
Armando Veve

The World of Windfall

The World of Windfall. March 2018. Packaging illustration for Windfall Cider's debut line of ciders. Scenes in the drawing were inspired by personal stories and images important to the co-founders.

Windfall Cider
Gizem Vural

3x3 International Illustration Show Call for Entries

The image is to promote the 3x3 International Illustration Show Call for Entries. September 2018.

3x3 International Illustration Show
Rachel Wada

Timeless Japan

Timeless Japan. July 2018. Cover summer issue. Modern take on traditional Japanese elements—a tiered house, cherry blossoms, kimonos—rewards a viewer’s closer look. While the viewer may be familiar with certain parts, each is presented in a modern, surprising way, seamlessly blending with the whole.

Airbnb Magazine
Peter Wadsworth

"Anita's Third Infusion" Part of series on a cancer patient's treatment journey.

Anita's Third Infusion. December 2018. Drawn as part of a reportage series documenting a real cancer patient's treatment journey at NYU Langone Health's Perlmutter Cancer Center in New York City. It was an honor to be trusted to come into that space and record what I saw in lines on paper. Truly an unforgettable experience. Along the way I got to know an unbelievable patient, life-changing doctors, wonderful staff people and created many images for a fascinating story.
Jerome Walford

The Blue Griffin

Mother Daughter

Mother Daughter. June 2018. Observation of a mother and daughter riding the NYC subway.
Mojo Wang

Late Bloomer and Other Stories

Late Bloomer and Other Stories. July 2018. The morning after, part of a collection of short queer comic stories. In this ongoing semi-autobiographical book project, Mojo reveals his journey when it comes to queer identity, sex and coming to age as a Chinese gay man in his early 20’s.
Esther Pearl Watson

The Electric Field Acceleration Cavity

The Electric Field Acceleration Cavity. February 2019. Acrylic with foil on panel. 40"x60" Painting created for the Felix Art Fair in Los Angeles.
Esther Pearl Watson

You Are Welcome to Visit Us Anytime You Wish

You Are Welcome to Visit Us Anytime You Wish. December 2018. One in a series of works for an exhibition at Andrew Edlin Gallery in NY.
Sam Weber

Monster Baru

Cover for the novel The Monster Baru Cormorant. January 2018.

The Monster Baru Cormorant
Sam Weber

Medusa in The Graveyard

Book cover for Medusa in The Graveyard. September 2018.

Medusa in The Graveyard
Ellen Weinstein

Ellen Weinstein

Lee Miller: Vogue Model and Photographer

Lee Miller: Vogue Model and Photographer. January 2019. Book review of The Age of Light about Lee Miller, Vogue model turned photographer.

The Boston Globe
Ellen Weinstein

Ellen Weinstein

Dr. Seuss Wore A Hat When Blocked

Dr. Seuss Wore A Hat When Blocked. April 2018. Dr. Seuss aka Theodore Seuss Geisel kept an immense collection of nearly 300 hats. When faced with writer's block, the place Dr.Seuss would go was his secret closet where he would choose a hat to wear until he felt inspired. From Recipes for Good Luck, a book about the superstitions, rituals, and practices of extraordinary people written by Ellen Weinstein and published by Chronicle Books

Recipes for Good Luck
Ellen Weinstein

Ellen Weinstein

Augustus Caesar's Fear of the Dark

Augustus Caesar's Fear of the Dark. April 2018. Roman emperor Augustus Caesar had a fear of sitting in the dark. From Recipes for Good Luck, a book about the superstitions, rituals, and practices of extraordinary people. Written by Ellen Weinstein and published by Chronicle Books

Recipes for Good Luck
Daniel White

Goodbye

Goodbye. November 2018. Illustration depicting an emotionally heavy moment as a soldier says his final goodbye to his fallen comrade in the aftermath of a battle in WWII.

Savannah College of Art and Design
Matt Williams

Matt Williams

Storm at Dusk

Storm at Dusk. September 2018. When my illness finally broke, I joined Guyer on the town for a bit of food, Brugal rum cocktail, and even a little dancing. By the time night fell we were talking about where we would surf the next day. Thunder rumbled faintly in the distance. (p14-15 of 38). From ZAFA (2018), a true tale of a surf trip to the Dominican Republic that unravels before it can even begin.
Dan Winters

Clutch - Book of Bad Decisions

Cold War #09. April 2018. A series of illustrations used in multiple forms in the album package and media release for the band Clutch in their most recent album titled Book of Bad Decisions.
Dan Winters

Clutch - Book of Bad Decisions

Golden Eagle. April 2018. A series of illustrations used in multiple forms in the album package and media release for the band Clutch in their most recent album titled Book of Bad Decisions.
Justin Wood

A Mess on the Sidewalk

A Mess on the Sidewalk. March 2019. Alphabet / Google's Sidewalk Labs project for a completely wired city on the Toronto waterfront is a massive corporate infill project laden with snakes in the grass.

The Baffler
Stephanie Wunderlich

Anna Goodson Illustration

Positive change calendar

Wake Up. September 2018. September 2018. For the Positive Change Calendar project of Spring Magazine artist collective.

Spring Magazine
James Yang

David Goldman

Dear Diary: The Masters Preview

The Old Oak Tree. Dear Diary: The Masters Preview. November 2018. Series of illustrations based on James Yang's week at The Masters. Every year Golf Digest sends and artist to Augusta for a week to create art based on their experience.

Golf Digest
James Yang

David Goldman

September

September. January 2018. Series of illustrations for Konica Minolta USA's calendar to showcase their line of printers. Each image illustrates a month and poem.

Konica Minolta USA
Xiao Hua Yang

Tricycle

Tricycle. March 2019. A personal illustration that revisits the experience and memory of being a child with a few things altered in a rather magical-realistic way.
Maryam Yazdi

God of Seigfred Hall

God of Seigfred Hall, Ohio University. July 2018. I have designed several murals for the School of Arts+Design in Ohio university. They works as a way-finding system. These murals are designed based on a fictional story . In this story, Seigfred Hall is managed by a main god who has four children. Each child is assigned to manage each floor with the cooperation of its soldier. The fifth child is the “God of Imagination”. It manages the fifth floor which is dedicated to Painting students. It hides behind doors, benches and walls, finds Painting students alone, catches them in one second and sucks their brain. It consumes, digests and emits high quality paint from their brain.
Jeongin Yoon

Inspirations

Inspirations. September 2018. Inspirations that have shaped and guided me into who I am today. My approach to this illustration is to combine the traditional way of drawing with contemporary colors.

School of Visual Arts
JooHee Yoon

Peer Reviews

Peer Reviews. March 2018. Reviewing 6 different asset classes

Strategic Insight (formerly Asset International)
Daniel Zender

Choking Victim

Choking Victim. November 2018. Illustrated poster for a show of Choking Victim posters at XXXI Gallery in New York City.
Daniel Zender

Are We Already Living in Virtual Reality?

Are We Already Living in Virtual Reality? March 2018. A new technology—virtual embodiment—challenges our understanding of who and what we are.

The New Yorker
Ping Zhu

Heflin Reps

Ask Carrie: Baby on Board

Ask Carrie: Baby on Board. August 2018. Spot illustration for Charles Schwab’s quarterly magazines On Investing and Onward. Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz covers the financial essentials every new parent should consider, including child-care costs, college savings, insurance, estate planning, and more.

On Investing and Onward