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Gary Aagaard

Half-Cocked & Loaded

Trump, NRA. Half-Cocked & Loaded. August 2020. This was conceived to explore Trump’s relationship with the NRA & gun-related deaths from 2017-2019 (excluding suicides). It soon expanded to highlight some of his numerous speaking gaffes, bone spur-related draft deferment, call to rake the forests to prevent wildfires & failure to see & react to the dangers of Covid. Published in "Not Normal: Art in the Age of Trump" book.
Scott Aasman

Lay

Lay. August 2020. Accompanied a literary analysis of the usage of the Greek word "keimai" translating to "lay" in the Christian New Testament. The illustration explores the mystery in Matthew's account of Jesus' resurrection where his deceased body was no longer where it had been laid.
Derek Abella

The Guide to Avoiding 'Oscars So White'

The Guide to Avoiding'Oscars So White. February 2021.

Variety
Jillian Adel

I'm Not Feeling Good At All

I'm Not Feeling Good At All. March 2020. In this article which explores the perplexingly alienated women of recent American fiction, I created an image that reflects the main characters spoke about who "likens herself to a ghost, a metaphor that furnishes the name of the photography blog she opens.”

The Baffler
Lincoln Agnew

In Medias Res

In Medias Res. June 2020. Illustration that opened a collection of stories from the community as they experienced different aspects of the pandemic.

EmDash LLC
Monika Aichele

Eternal Pushing

Eternal Pushing. August 2020. Editorial Illustration for a Story by Jami Attenberg on Resilience: Is Resilience Overrated? I want people to be proud of themselves for being resilient. I just don’t want it to be the only option.

The New York Times
Marella Albanese

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

DJ Set

DJ Set. February 2020. Illustration for Black History Month of DJ doing a reggae set.
Giovanni Alberti

In the World of Books

Antico Caffè San Marco's bookshop, Trieste, Italy. In the World of Books. November 2020. This illustration was originally created for the online magazine In Trieste. The goal was to create an evocative image that describes a daily moment in the life of this city through the representation of a typical place, in this case Antico Caffè San Marco's bookshop.
James Albon

Violences Policières

Violences Policières. June 2020. An illustration for the French newspaper Libération to accompany a series of first-hand accounts written by young people in France, describing their experiences of racist violence and abuse of power at the hands of the police.
James Albon

Counterfit Luxury Watches

The World. Counterfit Luxury Watches. May 2020. An illustration for "Montres" on the global trade in counterfeit watches, from their production in southeast Asia to their sale on the streets of London, Paris and New York. Organised criminals and terrorists often prefer the lower risks of counterfeiting compared to drug dealing or kidnapping.
Saoirse Alesandro

ArtCenter College of Design

Watching trains pass by in Cheyenne, Wyoming

Woman, train tracks, Wyoming. Watching trains pass by in Cheyenne, Wyoming. October 2020. A conversation I had while watching trains in Wyoming.
Terry Allen

Skateboard

Skateboarder.
Vlad Alvarez

Image created for an art show and self-promotional use.
Angelica Alzona

Escaping to the Woods On Election Day

Escaping to the Woods On Election Day. November 2020. About leaving the city and abstaining from the anxiety-ridden news cycle on election day.

Jezebel
Angelica Alzona

The Raw Sounds of Rico Nasty

Portrait of Rico Nasty for a review of her mixtape "Anger Management".
Ava An

Self-Portrait

The self-portrait that exists in the unconscious. September 2020.
Tara Anand

Editorial Illustration for the IUCN Blog accompanying Aman Jathanna’s piece about how India and Bangladesh need greater, more sustained efforts to conserve Sundarbans ecosystem, a region famous for its tigers and water-dominated landscape.
Scott Anderson

Memoriam portrait of Milton Glaser, the Da Vinci of illustration. July 2020.
Joe Anderson

Sean Connery

Sean Connery. January 2021. Explorations in Portraiture.
Joe Anderson

Nina Simone

Nina Simone. February 2021. Explorations in Portraiture.
Gen Arai

Parking

toni-city. Parking. September 2020. This is a drawing of a coin-operated parking used in daily life. It depicts a time after the rain.
Peter Arkle

THE ABSURDITY OF COVID TESTING

The Absurdity of Covid Testing. July 2020. To accompany opinion piece (by Dave Eggers) about a sick person trying to get a Covid-19 test and failing miserably.

The New York Times Op Ed
Peter Arkle

THE VIEW FROM MY WINDOW

A View From My Window. April 2020. I was one of several illustrators asked to draw the view from where I was spending my time during lockdown.

The New York Times Op Ed
Amanda Arlotta

Echo in Oasis

Echo in Oasis. December 2020. Illustrated for Audi Canada, “Echo in Oasis” showcases the Audi Q4 e-tron car through a winding, tranquil world unified by nature and electrification.
Tommy Arnold

Lynda

Lynda. August 2020. A major emphasis for me in illustrating the 35th Anniversary Edition of "Wizard of the Pigeons," was to capture the sense of unease experienced by the protagonist as his experiences become more and more illusory. This picture came directly from the description: "The dark thing in the corner of the room sat up. Its single, glowing eye bored into him."
FLuX Artist

Creation

Creation. September 2020. part of a larger fine art series focusing on my ancestry and the post-industrial town where the artist was raised. Oil on Canvas 36” x 48”.
Gil Ashby

My reaction to a live performance by the jazz great Kamasi Washington at the Aretha, an outdoor stage off of the Detroit river on a sweet summer night.
Nusha Ashjaee

A Lack of Fans at the Masters Strains Those Who Would Sell the Experience

A Lack of Fans at the Masters Strains Those Who Would Sell the Experience. November 2020. Article for NYT Sports about how the pandemic has affected scalpers' sales for the Masters, one of sports' most expensive passes.
Phil Ashworth

Personal piece I worked on as I watched drive-ins experience a resurgence in popularity due to the pandemic. It reminded me how immersive movies can be sitting under the stars with the sound of the movie booming out from the car speakers and the giant screens towering over you.
Phi Ashworth

Poster created for Brooklyn-based Butcher Shop, The Meat Hook, and their new restaurant, Cozy Royale. The theme was lobsters and mobsters. They are based in Williamsburg but there is no seafood on the menu.
Nathan Asplund

Folk Songs

Folk Songs. November 2020. From an ongoing series of illustrations based on folk song lyrics. These drawings are based on the song Albuquerque by Neil Young.
Nathan Asplund

Folk Songs

Folk Songs. November 2020. An ongoing series of illustrations based on folk song lyrics. These drawings are based on the song Albuquerque by Neil Young.
Jordan Awan

My Brilliant Friend

My Brilliant Friend. May 2020. A comic for Art In Isolation series, in response to a year spent in quarantine.

The New York Times
Christina Baeriswyl

Illustrateuse

Shrink at work

Psychology today. Shrink at work. March 2021. Illustration about psycho therapy.
Scott Bakal

The War Within

The War Within. September 2020. Art for a story about the increase of veteran struggles, PTSD and suicide.

Richmond Magazine
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates LLC New York

Me+Tree by Alexandria Giardino, Creative Editions USA, Children’s book

Me+Tree by Alexandria Giardino children's picture book Creative Editions - Creative Company USA, December 2020. A tree stump on an urban playground and a girl new to the neighborhood forge a bond with their life stories.

Me+Tree
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates LLC New York

Me+Tree by Alexandria Giardino, Creative Editions USA, Children’s book

Me+Tree by Alexandria Giardino children's picture book Creative Editions - Creative Company USA, December 2020. A tree stump on an urban playground and a girl new to the neighborhood forge a bond with their life stories.

Me+Tree
Dan Baldwin

Quenton Nelson Poster

Indianapolis Colt Offensive Guard Quenton Nelson. December 2020. The pancake block is an offensive maneuver that leaves a defensive player flat on his back. Nelson is painted as the humble employee of the Indianapolis House of Pancakes serving up his favorite dish on a vintage football card. 36”x27” poster.
David Ball

Jelly Bean

San Francisco. Jelly Bean. June 2021. Collage made from my own photos.
Natalya Balnova

Marlena Agency

Dominant Hand

Dominant Hand. November 2020. Two-color silkscreen poster, size 15x22”, edition of 10.
Sergio Baradat

Improbable Botanical #2

Improbable Botanical #2. November 2020. Inspired by old botanical painting, I have created my own species of orchids with people blooming as flowers.
Sergio Baradat

Inspired by old botanical painting, I have created my own species of orchids with people blooming as flowers.
Davide Barco

One of the shortest baseball season ever.

Due to the pandemic situation the 2020 baseball season will be one of shortest ever. Baseball Enters the Unkown. July 2020.

The New York Times - Sport Page
Hanna Barczyk

Purple Rain Illustrators

Why China’s divorce law is so controversial

Why China’s divorce law is so controversial. August 2020. Women are afraid of being trapped in violent marriages. Mixed media
Franziska Barczyk

Escape Fantasy

Distant Travel. Escape Fantasy. August 2020. Escape to non existent places
Franziska Barczyk

Ella Lupo

Women filmmakers capture the fear of 2020

Horror movies. September 2020. Cover for Time Magazine's 'TIME OFF' section. Women filmmakers capture the fear of 2020.
Franziska Barczyk

A Subtle Transformation

A Subtle Transformation. June 2020. This illustration opened a Q&A with Stephanie Danler and excerpt of her book Stray where she confronts the demons of her childhood in California.

EmDash LLC
Dna Bat

11/27/20

11/27/20. Illustration made with a negative state of mind. November 2020.
George Bates

George Bates Studio

Rio

Rio. January 2020. Art for FRP murals for the Phoenix AZ Valley Metro. Permanently installed on a building. The project needed to address the local community history, resilience and thriving, in light of deep institutional racism and segregation for this Mexican, Black, and Asian enclave of PHX.

FRP murals
George Bates

George Bates Studio

All In

Trenton, NJ. All In. January 2021. Art for the NJEDA Taxation Building Art Glass project. Permanently installed as ceramic frit printed image on glass. The project needed to reflect ideas of NJ history and inclusiveness as NJ is the most densely populated state and the most diverse, all in regard to its past, present, and future.
Lou Beach

King Butch

King Butch. August 2020. Album cover art for jazz/rap group Butcher Brown on Concord Records
Melinda Beck

Poster for Empowering the Women's Vote

19th Amendment. Poster for Empowering the Women's Vote. August 2020. This poster was part of a campaign by the AIGA who partnered with The League of Women Voters and Non ProfitVote to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment, allowing women to vote. Encouraging women to get out and vote in the 2020 presidential election and have their voice heard.

AIGA / The League of Women Voters / Non ProfitVote
Wesley Bedrosian

Digital sculpture of Rupert Murdoch

Digital sculpture of Rupert Murdoch. October 2020. This digital sculpture is a personal project exploring the grotesque qualities of the Fox network through this hyper real portrait of Rupert Murdoch.
Dan Bejar

"The Nutcracker"

"The Nutcracker". December 2020. Artwork for an article about the different types of headaches that women may experience at different stages in life.
Danette Belote

Art by Danette Belote

3 Boats by the Bay

Joplin. 3 Boats by the Bay. November 2020. 18x24" acrylic on canvas of three sailboats moored in a bay.
Julie Benbassat

ILLUSTORIA Issue 14 Cover

Illustrated the cover for the children's art magazine ILLUSTORIA Issue 14: Myth The cover features a parade of mythical creatures from around the world, from Bigfoot to the Norwegian troll. October 2020.
Gina Beneduci

Parsons School of Design

Dionne

Parsons School of Design. “Dionne”December 2020. Is a digital piece that was done for an external project with Slate Magazine during my senior thesis class. The piece is featured on Slate’s website in their “80 Over 80” article, which features portraits of prominent figures over the age of 80.
Lauren Simkin Berke

Travelogue

Travelogue. November 2020. A fictional travel series, created while living in isolation. This part of the series, drawn in ink and pencil, follows the couple going to real places, while the later part has them visiting locations drawn from my imagimation. This image in particular shows the couple in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. This and other images from the Travelogue series were used for a mini 2021 calendar, sent out in December of 2020 as a New Years mailer.
Juan Bernabeu

A Wave of Woe Awaits

A Wave of Woe Awaits. December 2020. The story explores the issue of impending bankruptcy due to the pandemic. As always, the most vulnerable businesses will be the ones that will suffer the most from the coming crisis.
Juan Bernabeu

Richard Salzman

Mississippi Prisons: No One’s Safe, Not Even the Guards

Mississippi Prisons: No One’s Safe, Not Even the Guards, February 2020. Too many prisoners, too few officers leads to violence.

The Marshall Project
Juan Bernabeu

Richard Salzman

Mississippi Prisons: No One’s Safe, Not Even the Guards

Mississippi Prisons: No One’s Safe, Not Even the Guards. February 2020. Too many prisoners, too few officers leads to violence.

The Marshall Project
Ivana Besevic

Ady Barkin illustration

Activist, author, and lawyer Ady Barkan is fighting for progressive policies while battling ALS. Ady Barkan was one of the most powerful activists in 2020. Here’s how he changes hearts and minds December 2020.

Fast Company
Victor Beuren

I´ve lost my job. Now what?

I've Lost My Job. Now What? April 2020. A special issue about finances and jobs in the beginning of 2020 quarantine. The image shows a stressed man that has just lost his job.

Voce SA Magazine
Guy Billout

Tears and gnashing of teeth

Tears and Gnashing of Teeth. October 2020. Part of a book about the everyday expressions from the Bible.
Guy Billout

Greed

Greed. Part of a series entitled The Seven Deadly Sins. July 2020.

Les Arts Dessinés, volume 11
Darcy Binns

Solitude Drift

Doorway. “Solitude Drift” February 2020. Is a series of illustrations that begins with the suicide of my sister-in-law. Two months later the pandemic arrived. The work is about making it through the year by standing inside heartbreak, taking pleasure in the everyday, reveling in the absurd, and abiding the ordinary.
Darcy Binns

Solitude Drift

Dryer Ball. March 2020. “Solitude Drift” is a series of illustrations that begins with the suicide of my sister-in-law. Two months later the pandemic arrived. The work is about making it through the year by standing inside heartbreak, taking pleasure in the everyday, reveling in the absurd, and abiding the ordinary.
Christian Ray Blaza

Snowday

Snowy. December 2020. The illustration is a personal piece based on a snowstorm in my neighborhood. The image captures the blinding storm contrasted by the cozy indoors.
Paul Blow

Handsome Frank

Love Under Lockdown

Love Under Lockdown. April 2020. Front cover for the stories of romance in the time of quarantine.

Observer Magazine
Romy Blümel

Heart USA Inc.

A Rare Pandemic Silver Lining: Mental Health Start-Ups

A Rare Pandemic Silver Lining: Mental Health Start-Ups. December 2020. Artwork accompanying an article about the business of mental healthcare/providers written by Ellen Rosen for the online Business Section of The New York Times. 'Using teletherapy, metrics and matching algorithms, entrepreneurs are focusing on addressing aspects of the mental health care system that they view as broken.'
Carly Blumenthal

My Life So Far

My Life So Far. May 2020. Painting inspired by Chessy Normile’s poem My Life So Far. Acrylic gouache on paper. 8" x 6"

Parsons School of Design
Dominic Bodden

Dale, Dale, Dale!

Dale, Dale, Dale. June 2020. Portrait from a series of illustrations that explores the neighborhood of Westlake in Los Angeles, California. The focus of the series is on how local families and businesses are adapting to the many changes in the community as a result of gentrification.

ArtCenter College of Design
Dominic Bodden

The Market Butcher

The Market Butcher. May 2020. Portrait from a series of illustrations that explores the neighborhood of Westlake in Los Angeles, California. The focus of the series is on how local families and businesses are adapting to the many changes in the community as a result of gentrification.

ArtCenter College of Design
Skye Bolluyt

RBG

Ruth Bader Ginsburg. RBG. September 2020. The night we lost RBG, the new moon shone dark in the sky as the Jewish New Year was celebrated. This omen is RBG passing on the fight for change to us. Published by Moore College of Art and Design with their RGB homage article, and Design Life Kids for their RBG art competition.
Giulio Bonasera

Salzman International

Hiding Behind a Badge

Hiding Behind a Badge. June 2020. How racism undermines police authority.
Davide Bonazzi

Salzman International

A Communist LSD Trip

A Communist LSD Trip. January 2021. Illustration for an article by Aleksander Kaczorowski about the history of LSD in the 1960s Czechoslovakia. For almost a quarter of a century, in a communist state, thousands of people were able to use psychedelic drugs entirely legally.

Internazionale
Chris Bonnell

The microbrewery enthusiast toils to build a robot who will stand in long beer release lines on his behalf. This label celebrates Silver Branch Brewing's anniversary, and is full of hidden references to their favorite creations.

Silver Branch Brewing
Juliette Borda

RBG

RBG. October 2020. Personal work.
Federica Bordoni

Marlena Agency

Diomira

Diomira is one of the "Invisible cities" written by Italo Calvino. May 2021. It is a personal project, part of a still work in progress project. This illustration is published for UTOPIA, a collective exhibition in Cremona, organised by Associazione Tapirulan
Richard Borge

Richard Solomon

C'mon Man!

C'mon Man!. September 2020. Portrait of Joe Biden from a character that was made for my instagram feed in a "get out the vote" effort.
Mark Borgions

HandMade Monsters

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack. May 2020. Vinyl record sleeve design for the Ape Out game soundtrack (iam8bit / Devolver Games). Including fake back catalog titles, printed on the inner sleeve.
Mark Borgions

HandMade Monsters

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack (back cover)

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack. May 2020. Vinyl record sleeve design for the Ape Out game soundtrack (iam8bit / Devolver Games). Including fake back catalog titles, printed on the inner sleeve.
Mark Borgions

HandMade Monsters

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack (back catalog #1)

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack. May 2020. Vinyl record sleeve design for the Ape Out game soundtrack (iam8bit / Devolver Games). Including fake back catalog titles, printed on the inner sleeve.
Mark Borgions

HandMade Monsters

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack (back catalog #2)

Ape Out Original Game Soundtrack. May 2020. Vinyl record sleeve design for the Ape Out game soundtrack (iam8bit / Devolver Games). Including fake back catalog titles, printed on the inner sleeve.
CLEMENTE BOTELHO

CLEMENTE BOTELHO

Love Triangle: March 2020. "Quella destinata per te, nessuno la prendera" / No one can take the one destined for you From FACETIME: An artist’s book Inspired by folklore + traditional proverbs to probe the duality between Italy’s institutional heritage, and its brash, youthful irreverence.
CLEMENTE BOTELHO

Romulus + Remus: Il lupo perde il pelo ma non il vizio / The wolf loses his fur but not his vice. August 2020. From FACETIME: An artist’s book Inspired by folklore + traditional proverbs to probe the duality between Italy’s institutional heritage, and its brash, youthful irreverence
Joel Bower

joelBowerCreative

Dominance and submission

Dominance and submission. August 2020.Sugar and salt rule our culinary life. Image explores the chemical delivery system that is commonly used.
Vanessa Brantley-Newton

MTA Arts & Design

MTA Arts & Design Art Card

Vanessa Brantley-Newton created Redbird Reef with scenes of an underwater adventure. The imaginary commute includes a boy surrounded by a variety of colorful fish and an octopus inside a subway car. Some of the sea creatures are wearing hats, carrying briefcases, listening to music or holding reading material. The fun-filled scenes were inspired by Vanessa’s NYC travel memories and imagination at a young age.
Robert Brinkerhoff

The Taking of Guido da Montefeltro

One of a series of 35 drawings based on L'Inferno, by Dante Alighieri. Ink on paper.
David M. Brinley

Rapp|Art NYC

Joe Biden

Personal promotional image in anticipation of the election of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the USA.
Brian Britigan

Changes in FAFSA May Reduce College Aid for Some Families

Changes in FAFSA May Reduce College Aid for Some Families. January 2021. An illustration for an article about changes to FAFSA that may reduce aid to families with multiple children in college at the same time.
Steve Brodner

Toxic Splash

The incoming Biden administration meets the toxic goo. Toxic Splash. January 2021. The Biden-Harris administration will have to start by mucking out Washington.

The Los Angeles Times
Steve Brodner

The Day After

Pres. Biden and the vast cleanup of 2021. The Day After. December 2020. Inauguration day among the ruins.

The Nation
Leigh Brooklyn

American Portrait

American Portrait. January 2020. Epresses a variety of emotions that are significant to our current political climate in the United States, with specific attention to the many recent mass shootings in our contemporary America and our personal and cultural reactions to them.
Rebecca Brown

This was apart of an in-class study of a model. I incorporated a goose to represent the meaning of a golden goose - a continuing source of wealth that may be exhausted if it is misused. I added a ribbon to the elderly man to present an ironic look of "fanciness."
Alan Brown

Photonics Inc.

Blue Bird a Callin

My goal in creating my illustrations is to weave a complex story in a setting both real and imagined. While I think the titles of my illustrations shed some light on my thinking, I leave the full interpretation up to the viewer.
Miranda Bruce

A virtual and augmented reality representation of a tennis target practice
Giorgia Brugnoli

CoronaVIsualdiaries

CoronaVIsualdiaries is a journal on personal and collective thoughts, feelings and activities during quarantine in 2020. A time where I was surprisingly inspired by the smallest new habits and achievements of everyday life, represented through slinky self-portraits from my tiny Brooklyn apartment.
Jonathan Bruns

Jonathan Bruns Fine Art

These Football Times Diego Maradona Issue

Diego Maradona. December 2020. Ink illustration of Diego Maradona for an article on the Argentina World Cup 1982 for These Football Times magazine.
Nigel Buchanan

Rapp Art, Nancy Moore

Interview with Adam Grant by Sir Alan Parker
Paul Buckley

Thief in Chief. March 2020.
Jude Buffum

Jude Buffum Illustration + Design

Scott Pilgrim Takes Over the World

Michael Cera, Jason Schwartzman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Chris Evans, Ellen Wong, Brie Larson. Scott Pilgrim Takes Over the World. June 2020. Opening spread for an article about the ten year anniversary of "Scott Pilgrim vs the World", Edgar Wright's film adaptation of Bryan Lee O'Malley's beloved graphic novel that pit various lovesick characters against each other in an homage to classic fighting video games.

Entertainment Weekly
Marc Burckhardt

Still Austin Muse

Still Austin Muse. November 2020. One in a series of "muses" created for the labels of Still Austin Distillery, this icons depicts one of the creative spirits that make up Austin: the Artist.
Marc Burckhardt

Stigmata

Stigmata. August 2020. Art for the exhibit Vanguard 2020 at Outré Gallery in Melbourne, Australia acrylic & oil on wood panel, 6" x 6"
Thomas Burns

Island of Stability

Island of Stability. August 2020. Island with tree holding a heart surrounded by waterfalls, land and buildings
Michela Buttignol

As we start another year, still in isolation, our clothing choices are getting increasingly weird. January 2020. Art Direction by Bernadette Dashiell
Chris Buzelli

The Virus Hunters

The Virus Hunters. July 2020. Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, scientists were searching for potential human pathogens in wild animals. They’ve found thousands. A special report.

Smithsonian Magazine
Chris Buzelli

They Went to Jared

Portrait of Jared Kushner. They Went to Jared. November 2020. For the article "They Went to Jared" by Katherine Eban, about Kushner's fumbled attempt at managing the COVID-19 crisis. The story was one of the most-read articles from Vanity Fair and Conde Nast in 2020.

Vanity Fair
Lucia Calfapietra

15 Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Better

15 Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Better . February 2020. Illustration to update an editorial package on Parents.com about nutrition for kids. A nutritionist (and mom of 7-year-old triplets!) gives tried-and-true tips for getting your kids to eat vegetables, drink milk, try new foods, and more.
Taylor Callery

RAPP ART

Covid-19 Parent Trap

Covid-19 Parent Trap. You Can Have a Kid or a Job. You Can't Have Both. July 2020. Sunday Business cover illustration-In the Covid-19 economy. Our struggle is not an emotional concern, We are not burned out. We are being crushed by an economy that has bafflingly declared working parents inessential.

The New York Times - Business
Ken Camellia

ArtCenter College of Design

SWIMMING

SWIMMING. November 2020. Tapping into the simplicity and joy of sports, this piece is part of a series I’ve created under the name of Youth. Swimming has always been a sport close to my heart. My fear of high distances was vanquished the day I stepped onto the diving board. This piece illustrates that conquering of fear.
Harry Campbell

Personal piece for a memoir essay on a childhood house fire-started by a Christmas tree. July 2020.
Ivan Canu

Salzman International

Paolo Mieli, Francesco Cundari, L'Italia della Liberazione in 50 ritratti

The movie director and ©Oscar prize winner Vittorio De Sica, from the book of Paolo Mieli and Francesco Cundari, L'Italia della Liberazione in 50 ritratti (The Italy of Liberation in 50 portraits), published by Centauria, March 2021.

L'Italia della Liberazione
Ivan Canu

Salzman International

Paolo Mieli, Francesco Cundari, L'Italia della Liberazione in 50 ritratti

The actress and ©Oscar prize winner Anna Magnani, from the book of Paolo Mieli and Francesco Cundari, L'Italia della Liberazione in 50 ritratti (The Italy of Liberation in 50 portraits), published by Centauria, March 2021

L'Italia della Liberazione
Xinyi Cao

Savannah College of Art and Design

Facing

Facing. July 2020. Created at Savannah College of Art and Design. #SCAF
Nan Cao

Coronavirus Updates: Working Mood

Coronavirus Updates: Working Mood. March 2020. Illustration talking about how people’s life are changing during the Coronavirus outbreak
Annelise Capossela

Why It Feels Like Everyone Is Hanging Out Online Without You

Why It Feels Like Everyone Is Hanging Out Online Without You. April 2020. Illustration for Buzzfeed News' front page piece about the early pandemic days and the feeling that other people were having more interesting or social quarantines than others.

Buzzfeed News
Elijah Cardinal-Whitford

True Human Diversity is Finally Imaginable. Are We Ready?

True Human Diversity is Finally Imaginable. Are We Ready?. November 2020. Juan Enriquez explores the possibility and inevitable risks of human speciation.
Laura Carlin

Heart USA Inc.

A Hope for Coaches Beyond the Scoreboard. September 2020. From The Mockingbird's Sports issue, fully illustrated by Laura Carlin. Artwork accompanied an article about the power and responsibility of being a coach. Is success on the scoreboard the sole identity for a coach?

The Mockingbird
Carlos Carmonamedina

Carmonamedina Studio

Food Banks Lines in Washington DC

Food Banks Lines in Washington DC. December 2020. The food bank at Cardozo High School, perched proudly on a Washington, D.C. hill in the fast-gentrifying neighborhood of Columbia Heights, offers a panorama of the Howard University Founders Library, where Vice President Kamala Harris studied, the National Monument, a symbol of civilizational grandeur, and the Capitol, the locus of a country divided. The image is part of a series of postcards documenting life and history in Washington, D.C. since 2016.
Andre Carrilho

Hate Speech

Hate Speech. June 2020. Editorial cartoon on President Donald Trump's rhetoric before and after George Floyd's death

Air Mail
Andre Carrilho

Trump's Signature

Trump's Signature. April 2020. As President Donald Trump delays sending checks to the American people to have time to add his signature, other consequences of the pandemic probably should also be signed by him.

Diario de Noticias
Ismael Carrillo

From Till, Recy Taylor to George Floyd: Black Struggles for Liberation and Dignity

Illustration of John Lewis commissioned by Dr. Eric Conway for "From Till, Recy Taylor to George Floyd: Black Struggles for Liberation and Dignity" Convocation Ceremony at Morgan State University, Baltimore Maryland.
Robert Carter

Succession of Michael Corleone (The Godfather)

Succession of Michael Corleone (The Godfather). Part of over a dozen pieces created for the first ever illustrated edition of Mario Puzo's masterpiece The Godfather. Published by The Folio Society.

The Folio Society
Edward Carvalho-Monaghan

We're searching for that glimmer of truth

We're Searching for that Glimmer of Truth. October 2020. At the end of a tough year, Edward was tasked with exploring the idea of finding balance in an unbalanced world. The result was a mind-bendingly imaginative image depicting the destructive forces of a universe that is constantly trying to steal our marbles.

The New York Times
Bob Case

Silver Rabbit Estate/Winery

Silver Rabbit Estate/Winery. September 2020. Logo and secondary illustrations for an estate/winery opening in Michigan.
Ryan Casey

The Sound of Metal

The Sound of Metal. November 2020. A caricature of Riz Ahmed in The Sound of Metal for @DrunkDrawn on instagram.
Sawsan Chalabi

Marlena Agency

CREATIVE FUTURES

CREATIVE FUTURES. September 2020. One of a series of Illustrations for the Ford Foundation. “CREATIVE FUTURES" is a series of provocations by thinkers across the spheres of art, documentary, and journalism. Art Director: Victor Ng
Kayden Chan

Sheridan College

Light peers through; warmth beckons escape. Yet all remain motionless; until the day we run again.
Janet Chan

Stay Home Stay Positive IV

Create a series of 5 illustrations that embrace the living style and brand philosophy of aoLab creatively showcase the potential usage of their home goods through images. Providing a positive and calm atmosphere while people are staying home during 2020.
Catherine Chan

Pandemic Travel Poster

Pandemic Travel Poster. October 2020. Imagining the travel that we miss so much with paper planes.
Tammy Chan

Fall Exploration

Personal Work. A couple in the woods.
Matt Chase

Laugh In The Time of COVID

Laugh In The Time of COVID. May 2020. An unprecedented global pandemic reveals the therapeutic, necessary power of comedy

Entertainment Weekly
Doug Chayka

Complicit Cops

Complicit Cops. June 2020. The culture of complicity in police departments and how a lack of accountability allows horrible acts, such as the murder of George Floyd, to continue.

The New York Times
Marco Cheatham

YouTube

Creative Heads

Creative Heads. February 2020. A single image from a multi-artist series promoting Black History Month on YouTube.
Yichin Chen

Into the Maze

In this maze, let's find out the untold secret. September 2020.
Yichin Chen

Let’s build up a “perfect” dating profile.

Let’s build up a “perfect” dating profile. April 2020. No need to panic. You can find all of the stereotypes here.
YI-CHIN CHEN

Suplus Year after Year

Suplus Year after Year. January 2020. The fish, shrimp and crab patterns are drawn on the tableware, symbolizing the meaning of "good harvest and sufficient food" and "good luck".
Wei Hsuan Chen

A stretching cat

A stretching cat. July 2020. I love animals. Their existence reminds me of pure energy, complete belief, and unconditional love. Whenever I meet them on the streets, I always observe them from a distance, wondering what they are thinking and how they feel, so I created the works to capture their lovely moment.
Cydney Cherepak

The Benefits of Summer Camp

The Benefits of Summer Camp. February 2020. Whether you're looking for summertime enrichment for your child, a way to keep your kids occupied while you work or just a short reprieve from pandemic parenting, there's sure to be a summer camp that's right for your family. Illustrations were created to accompany different articles about summertime activities for kids in the Kansas City area.
Vanilla Chi

School of Visual Arts

Pinocchio is a fairy tale we all know from childhood, but Carlo Collodi's original story is actually very dark. The rebellious, selfish, and deviant puppet boy created by the carpenter is a pure son who is not bound by dogma. In fact, he is the god in my heart.
Vanilla Chi

School of Visual Arts

Pinocchio is a fairy tale we all know from childhood, but Carlo Collodi's original story is actually very dark. The rebellious, selfish, and deviant puppet boy created by the carpenter is a pure son who is not bound by dogma. In fact, he is the god in my heart.
Marcos Chin

Newfest NYC LGBTQ+ Film Festival

Poster for Newfest's NYC LGBTQ+ Film Festival. August 2020
Marcos Chin

Hate Is A Virus

Hate Is A Virus. March 2021. Online campaign as a response to rising violence in the Asian American Pacific Islander community.
Dani Choi

Dutch Uncle

End of Summer

End of Summer. September 2020. Year 2020 hit us all very hard with the global pandemic. Having spent so much time indoors and restraining myself from traveling, I created this image to vent my frustration and celebrate the bittersweet end of summer 2020.
chlwodn12 Choi

ArtCenter College of Design

My Art Studio

My Art Studio. February 2021. In this work, I expressed what kind of person I am. Overall, the atmosphere of my studio is very disorganized. The easel in the foreground and the paintings in the background indicate that I am a painter, and suddenly my bag in the foreground can inform viewers that I am still a student.
Hudson Christie

Puzzle Mania!

Puzzle Mania! December 2020. Hudon Christie's unique, three dimensional illustration evokes the fun and challenge of our annual puzzle section.

The New York Times for Kids
Andrea Chronopoulos

Coronavirus Ended the Screen-Time Debate. Screens Won.

Coronavirus Ended the Screen-Time Debate. Screens Won. March 2020. The story is how coronavirus ended the screen time debate. Screens won. And how we've all given up and stopped counting screentime hours and can't get enough.

The New York Times
Julien Chung

Julien Chung Designs

Vrooom, Vrooom!

Hop in the car, turn the key, and vrooom away in this bright, bold book for young car enthusiasts! Vrooom vrooom! Honk honk! Green means go as readers set off on an exuberant celebration of automobiles. Explore the winding roads, tollbooth, fix-it garage, and bridges with vehicles zipping across.
Joe Ciardiello

Meetings of the Minds

Meetings of the Minds. December 2020. Illustration commemorating 75 years of Columbia University seminars. Top: Kenneth Clark and Philip Johnson. Bottom: Margaret Mead, W.H. Auden and Hannah Arendt

Columbia Magazine
Joe Ciardiello

John Lewis

Portrait of Civil Rights leader and Georgian congressman John Lewis, who passed away July 17, 2020.
Francesco Ciccolella

Jins Store Hiroshima. November 2020. Wall designs for Japanese eyewear brand Jins's new store in Hiroshima, Japan.
Greg Clarke

Witty & Wise

Witty & Wise. June 2020. Scenes from the lighter side of life during crisis.

AARP Bulletin
Gary Clement

Marlena Agency

100m Breaststroke Final

100m Breaststroke Final. November 2020. I love going to the Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Centre where I can swim, watch regional swim meets and visit The International Swimming Hall of Fame. Closed due to pandemic and renovation.
Shane Cluskey

Shane Cluskey

'Bob Goes To Jail'

'Bob Goes To Jail' is the memoir of Rob Sedgwick, a reckless New York socialite and aspiring actor who faces jail time after some bad life decisions. June 2020.
Maura Cluthe

Pattern Play

Pattern Play. June 2021. In January 2020 I had surgery and took an FMLA leave from teaching. After my recovery, when I was ready to go back to school, we went into lockdown. This is the only piece I made for myself in 2020. I roughed in the rectangular shapes in the background, and then started filling it in with all these different patterns. It was just what I needed at the time.
Brian Cobb

American Letters Studio

Vulnerable

Vulnerable. August 2020. A depiction of the turbulent year that was 2020 and the population experiencing a disproportionate amount of the pain and suffering going on.
Josh Cochran

How Criminal Cops Often Avoid Jail

How Criminal Cops Often Avoid Jail. September 2020. New Jersey officers accused of violence, sexual misconduct and more have walked free in deals that dodge a tough sentencing law. Now lawmakers want to eliminate it.

ProPublica
Josh Cochran

Cairns in the Forest

Industry City, Brooklyn. Cairns in the Forest. May 2020. Mural made during quarantine based on a camping experience.

Haoran Chen
Josh Cochran

Shower Curtain

Shower Curtain. February 2020. Self promotional image. Riso colors by Lisa Larson-Walker
Tom Cocotos

Vaccine Knight

Vaccine Knight. December 2020. personal piece, analog and digital collage
Tom Cocotos

Double Self-portrait

Double Self-portrait. December 2020. This year's isolating pandemic seemed a good time to collage lots of self-portraits. Collage on watercolor paper, 38x30"
Lisa Congdon

Biden Inaugural Poster

Biden Inaugural Poster. January 2021. Pro-bono commission from the Biden Inaugural Committee to design the traditional inaugural invitation in my own style.

Biden Inaugural Committee
Fabio Consoli

Purple Rain Illustrators

Hot Blood, Free spirit

Hot Blood, Free spirit. February 2020. Marianna is a gypsy woman who has suffered violence and abuse for many year. After coming in Italy that she found the courage to fight back, leaving her violent husband and stop being nomadic and begging on the road. Now she lives under an assumed name in Italy. It is a true story.
David Cooper

Black Boy Out of Time

Black Boy Out of Time. March 2021. In their eloquent, restless and enlightening memoir Hari Ziyad dives deep into the exploration of childhood lost, and growing up black and queer in America.

Black Boy Out of Time
David Cooper

Black Boy Out of Time

Black Boy Out of Time. March 2020. In their eloquent, restless and enlightening memoir Hari Ziyad dives deep into the exploration of childhood lost and growing up black and queer in America.
Bradley Cooper

Ripples

Ripples. November 2020. This is a silent picture book about a boy's escape from the overwhelm of the city and into his imagination.
Bradley Cooper

Ripples

Ripples. November 2020. This is a silent picture book about a boy's escape from the overwhelm of the city and into his imagination.
Eduardo Corral

MICA Maryland Institute College of Art

This vector illustration is based on Borges story “Funes el Memorioso” Is the tale of one Ireneo Funes, who, after falling off his horse and receiving a bad head injury acquired the amazing talent (or curse) of remembering absolutely everything; simultaneously observing his past, present, and future
Golden Cosmos

GOLDEN COSMOS

A lot of parents have been at home under lockdown with their kids since months: It might seem strange to respond to misbehavior with support and empathy, but kids right now need “much more compassion than ever before.”

The New York Times
David Cowles

Heroes

Heroes. December 2020. Portrait of the amazing Janelle Monáe.

Public Eye
Dennis Cox

DennisCoxLLC

Selection of six custom designed travel posters from a series of 120 by Dennis Cox featuring his travel images from travel to 130 countries and territories on all seven continents over four decades.
Molly Crabapple

Life and Death, But No Trash Pickup: Diary of a Young COVID-19 Nurse

Life and Death, But No Trash Pickup: Diary of a Young COVID-19 Nurse. April 2020. Despite all the talk about appreciating health care workers, one California nurse caring for the sickest patients felt she needed more support.

ProPublica
Molly Crabapple

Life and Death, But No Trash Pickup: Diary of a Young COVID-19 Nurse

Life and Death, But No Trash Pickup: Diary of a Young COVID-19 Nurse. April 2020. Despite all the talk about appreciating health care workers, one California nurse caring for the sickest patients felt she needed more support.

ProPublica
Amy Crehore

"Still Life With A Restless Cat"

"Still Life With A Restless Cat" Sept 2020. Original Painting for the 15th Annual Blab! Show curated by Monte Beauchamp which took place September 2020 in Santa Monica, CA. Image also used for Amy Crehore website homepage and artist promotional materials.
Benedetto Cristofani

SalzmanArt

Limits, like fears, are often just an illusion. The Last Dance. May 2020. Illustration inspired by sport documentary series.
John Cuneo

A walk in the park

A Walk in the Park. March 2020. Optimistic Spring cover drawing for the humor magazine, published just prior to the Covid shut down.

American Bystander
Hannah Cunningham

Odd Job Art

Brush Your Teeth

Brush Your Teeth. August 2020. Pen and ink digital collage that depicts bacteria taking a ride on teeth. Editorial illustration for an article concerning oral hygiene.
Benjamin Currie

What Would It Be Like to Take a Road Trip Across Pluto?

What Would It Be Like to Take a Road Trip Across Pluto?. February 2020. Header art for a short story detailing the terrain of Pluto, and what it would be like to traverse its surface on a future vacation.
Matt Curtius

Sketchbook Spread

Sketchbook Spread. January 2020. I use my sketchbooks to work in a more directly than my usual illustrations. The acrylic markers I use in my sketchbook have blunt tips and limited color availability, which reminds me to consider the economy of my mark in order to get the most from the limited detail and color they afford.
Matt Curtius

Sketchbook Spread. January 2020. I use my sketchbooks to work in a more directly than my usual illustrations. The acrylic markers I use in my sketchbook have blunt tips and limited color availability, which reminds me to consider the economy of my mark in order to get the most from the limited detail and color they afford.
Chloe Cushman

Senator McCarthy’s Nazi Problem

Senator McCarthy’s Nazi Problem. July 2020. Before Senator Joe McCarthy became infamous for his grandstanding against alleged Communists, he came to the defense of former German soldiers convicted during the Malmedy war crimes trial.

Smithsonian Magazine
Dave Cutler

Covid's Impact on Retail

Covid's Impact on Retail. April 2020. Cover illustration for article about how retail/small businesses are dealing with the pandemic.

Investors Business Daily
André da Loba

Poster size illustrations of letters written between 1550 and 1750 from Lisbon, Portugal.
Doug Dabbs

The illustration was created for the cover of the first issue of an original comic book mini-series. The comic details the character arc of a woman who is avenging the death of a loved one while figuring out her identity and place in the world.
Doug Dabbs

Unannounced Comic (Issue 1, Pg. 16)

Unannounced Comic (Issue 1, Pg. 16). June 2020This interior comic book page is from an unannounced mini-series that will be released in 2022. The comic details the character arc of a woman who is driven by revenge, and in the process, figures out her identity.
Max Dalton

The French Dispatch

Cover for the book The French Dispatch from The Wes Anderson Collection series. May 2020.
Aaron Dana

Aaron Dana Illustration

Venus & Serena

Venus & Serena. June 2020. An homage to two of the greatest athletes and cultural icons of our time. Monoprint & digital.
Tiffany Dang

The Scientist

Dream Engineering

Dream Engineering for Cover of The Scientist. December 2020.
Grace Danico

Take Care

Take Care. August 2020. An ongoing series of playlists and illustrations to get through the unforeseeable future. Created in 2017 as a method of self-care post 2016-election, the series combines art and music as a means to uplift people. The series currently has 45 playlists and 70 hours of music.
Eleanor Davis

At Home: Hopeful, if quarantined

At Home: Hopeful, If Quarantined. April 2020. In April, The Times launched At Home, a new section rooted in the hope that we could meaningfully improve our lives under lockdown. Eleanor’s image of a city waking up, finding solace in a sliver of the rising sun and looking out toward a new day together is the image of 2020: hopeful, if quarantined.

The New York Times
Edmon de Haro

The Challenge After the Breakup

The Challenge After the Breakup. October 2020. Illustration for an article on how to overcome a breakup.
Jeffrey Decoster

"This is Not a Drill".

This is Not a Drill. June 2020. How scientists at Johns Hopkins were predicting, planning for, and running simulations for pandemics, just as the real pandemic hit.

Johns Hopkins Magazine
Seze Deguchi

Seen by black cats

Seen by Black Cats. November 2020. A piece of the Japanese cityscape that everyone has seen. The concept is monochrome vividness.
Federica Del Proposto

USA Kate Larkworthy / FRANCE Agent002

Social Distancing Gentleman

Illustration for the Italian sartorial brand Lanificio Zignone' social media campaign "Social-Distancing Gentleman"July 2020, showing different times of the day of a gentleman facing social-distancing restrictions. Gentleman leisure: drinking with friends
Federica Del Proposto

USA Kate Larkworthy / FRANCE Agent002

Social Distancing Gentleman

Illustration for the Italian sartorial brand Lanificio Zignone' social media campaign "Social-Distancing Gentleman" July 2020, showing different times of the day of a gentleman facing social-distancing restrictions. Gentleman leisure: outdoor cycling
Federica Del Proposto

USA Kate Larkworthy / FRANCE Agent002

Home Office Mistakes

Home Office Mistakes. February 2021. Spot illustration for The Wall Street Journal Real Estate column, on how to avoid the worst home office design mistakes
Federica Del Proposto

USA Kate Larkworthy / FRANCE Agent002

Forbes Spain - New Year Cover 2018 > 2021 version

Testing new color combinations of my past works. January 2021. What if instead of exploring new techniques or style-trends we give new life to old works with subtle changes? An in-progress exploration
Federica Del Proposto

USA Kate Larkworthy / FRANCE Agent002

Together, 2019 > 2021 new version

Testing new color combinations of my past works. What if instead of exploring new techniques or style-trends we give new life to old works with subtle changes? An in-progress exploration. "Together" personal work based on a photo of Wolfgang Thaler was used in different colors for the AI38 Call For Entries: WHAT GETS YOUR ATTENTION? "There is this photo taken by photographer Wolfgang Thaler of Split 3 buildings, Croatia, designed by architect Dinko Kovačić in the late 70s, that fascinates me a lot. I’ve drawn an illustration based on Wolfgang’s photo to tell a story about love and shared it on Instagram during Valentine’s Day. A couple kissing in front of two kissing buildings. World population keeps on growing, we live in increasingly smaller houses, buildings are higher and higher and with the advent of the Internet virtual relationships are a reality. We might estrange ourselves from one another. However, the modern beauty of Split 3 buildings is telling us another story. That we were not born to be always alone and we’ll always need to see each other and share a hug. And even our tall buildings can feel the need to share a kiss"
Bob Delevante

Bob Delevante Studios

Vote By Mail

Vote By Mail. October 2020. As the pandemic raged, voting in person became intimidating, and a political flashpoint. My illustrations were created to promote mail-in ballots as a safe, legal, and powerful alternative.
Bob Delevante

Bob Delevante Studios

Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes Drive-in Live

Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes Drive-in Live. July 2020. During the pandemic artists are struggling to find new ways to reach their audiences. Over the summer drive-in theaters found a new life as live music venues. This illustration was created for Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes show.
Kim DeMarco

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. September 2020. Illustration for the Time's Up organization. Time's Up asked me to create a portrait to honor the rights that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought for and the values she embodied by committing to vote in the 2020 Presidential election. @TIMESUPNow

Time's Up
Sophia Deng

How the World's Richest Country Ran Out of a 75-cent Mask

How the World's Richest Country Ran Out of a 75-cent Mask. May 2020. Self-directed, mock editorial illustration based on Farhad Manjoo's column on the New York Times. Visualizing a grand defeat in the form of a white mask waving over a once-powerful landmark.
Sally Deng

Bā Ná Mǎ

Bā Ná Mǎ. February 2020. An ongoing exploration of family, history, and the resilience of the immigrant.
Sally Deng

Three Bright Lights

Three Bright Lights. Life in a Year. January 2020. Issues discussed, worried, and learned about in 2020.
Sally Deng

Deep Water

Deep Water. Life in a Year. June 2020. Issues discussed, worried, and learned about in 2020.
IC4 DESIGN

Pierre The Maze Detective 3

Pierre The Maze Detective 3. August 2020. This book series contain the unexpected Maze. Audience is challenged to find a path to get out of the maze to help Pierre and Carmen finding the Maze Egg! In different pages can find different details in each maze scene based on layered stories which took IC4DESIGN for 3 years to finish.

Pierre The Maze Detective 3
IC4 DESIGN

Pierre The Maze Detective 3

Pierre The Maze Detective 3. August 2020. This book series contain the unexpected Maze. Audience is challenged to find a path to get out of the maze to help Pierre and Carmen finding the Maze Egg! In different pages can find different details in each maze scene based on layered stories which took IC4DESIGN for 3 years to finish.

Pierre The Maze Detective 3
Lisa Desimini

Golden Portrait

Golden Portrait. March 2020. A Personal portrait series
John P. Dessereau

"Can We Control The Voice in Our Head"

"Can We Control The Voice in Our Head". February 2021. This piece accompanied a book review titled "Chatter" by Ethan Cross. The article and artwork are about how we can observe, listen to and train our inner most critic.
Nathan Devlin

pavel

Pavel. December 2020. A celebration of lust and daydreams.
Chiara Diluviani

Sisterhood

Sisterhood. July 2020. This artwork symbolizes the feeling of female solidarity, based on communal conditions, experiences and aspirations. Different identities but an unique strength, understanding and positive empathy to create places, gardens and new flowerings.
Sandra Dionisi

Remembering election night 2016

Remembering election night 2016, when the world changed in the space of one symphony I don’t drink much on the job. Not unless the occasion calls for it. The night of Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016, however — that was an occasion....
Blase DiStefano

"Queer Love"

"Queer Love". January 2020. One of 12 illustrations for a 2020 Queer Art calendar. This illustration—"Queer Love"—was for the month of February. The other illustration titles: January - "8-Pointed Gay Snowflake" March - "Lesbian Pinwheel" April - "4 Lesbos & 4 Homos" May - "Best Bi" June - "Gender Fluid" July - "All-American Grooms" August - "Transgender Swirl" September - "A Kaleidoscope of Queers" October - "Come Out, Come Out, Come Out, Come Out" November - "4 Faggots in Space" December - "4 LGBTQs in 16 Blocks"
Angelo Dolojan

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

Salad Bar

Salad Bar. March 2020. An illustration concept that I made about missing the availability of simple everyday things like going to a salad bar with a friend after a workout. Simple conveniences of one's lifestyle that quickly became unavailable due to the pandemic.
Eva Dominelli

Things Men Say To Me At Work

Things Men Say To Me At Work. January 2020. This self-published artists' book was made in response to the countless inappropriate comments I've received from men while at work. The book contains soft pastel gouache paintings juxtaposed with crude quotations that are taken directly from my own experiences working as a woman in construction.
Alejandro Dominguez

ArtCenter College of Design

Illustration based on the song 'Black' by Pearl Jam.
Alvaro Dominguez

We only have one Earth. And we have the technology to save it.

Cover for the climate Issue. April 2020. We only have one Earth. And we have the technology to save it.

WIRED
Jam Dong

Maryland Institute College of Art

Airport

Airport. September 2020. Personal work Medium: pencil, gouache, collage
Robert Donnelly

Robdraw.com

Lack of Training

Lack of police training when dealing with incidents involving minors. July 2020.
Rob Donnelly

Robdraw.com

Trump

Trump. July 2021. American fascism
Matt Dorfman

I had a headache for most of 2020. I wonder why that was?
Matt Dorfman

I had a headache for most of 2020. Why was that? November 2020.
Matt Dorfman

I had a headache for most of 2020. I wonder why that was?
Tanya Doskova

The Trinity of Mercy. January 2020. Strapped itself to the ammunition box, clutching to the cheapest of money and measures of value, humanity is getting fondled up, scared and seduced by the trinity of its own mercy. The people and location are fictional, but the story is true. (Original Digital Painting) Adoration of the Mystic Lamb and the Baptism of Folly’Digital Paintings, dedicated to the impossibility of removing stupidity.
Tanya Doskova

The Trinity of Mercy. January 2020. Strapped itself to the ammunition box, clutching to the cheapest of money and measures of value, humanity is getting fondled up, scared and seduced by the trinity of its own mercy. The people and location are fictional, but the story is true. (Original Digital Painting) ‘Adoration of the Mystic Lamb and the Baptism of Folly’Digital Paintings, dedicated to the impossibility of removing stupidity.
Tanya Doskova

'The Trinity of Mercy'

The Trinity of Mercy. January 2020. Strapped itself to the ammunition box, clutching to the cheapest of money and measures of value, humanity is getting fondled up, scared and seduced by the trinity of its own mercy. The people and location are fictional, but the story is true. (Original Digital Painting) ‘Adoration of the Mystic Lamb and the Baptism of Folly’Digital Paintings, dedicated to the impossibility of removing stupidity.
DB Dowd

A is for Autocrat: A Trumpian Alphabet, Illustrated

B is for Brutality + Black Lives Matter. A is for Autocrat: A Trumpian Alphabet, Illustrated. September 2020. This fierce little book is for our unjaded selves, a salty refreshment of our moral and aesthetic capacities, of late battered by double-talk and villainy...An ensemble of characters, qualities, and artifacts from the miserable era of Donald J. Trump. A concise record of a historic episode.

A is for Autocrat: A Trumpian Alphabet, Illustrated
DB Dowd

A is for Autocrat: A Trumpian Alphabet, Illustrated

C is for Corruption. A is for Autocrat: A Trumpian Alphabet, Illustrated. September 2002. This fierce little book is for our unjaded selves, a salty refreshment of our moral and aesthetic capacities, of late battered by double-talk and villainy...An ensemble of characters, qualities, and artifacts from the miserable era of Donald J. Trump. A concise record of a historic episode.

A is for Autocrat: A Trumpian Alphabet, Illustrated
Daniel Downey

Bullseye

Bullseye. September 2020. Cover illustration for German magazine 'Wirtschaftswoche' for a feature on stock market short selling. Bull investors missing their mark and looking foolish in the process.
Danie Drankwalter

Friend + Johnson

Escaping The Home Office

Escaping The Home Office. November 2020. Series in partnership with Logitech which profiles 5 women on how they escape the home office.

Stylist Magazine, Logitech
Danie Drankwalter

Friend + Johnson

Escaping The Home Office

Escaping The Home Office. November 2020. Series in partnership with Logitech which profiles 5 women on how they escape the home office.

Stylist Magazine, Logitech
Jeff Drew

Seven Days New Year Cover

Seven Days New Year Cover. January 2021 Here's hoping that 2021 will be a little brighter than 2020. Cheers!

Seven Days
Gerard DuBois

Le tram de Noël

Le Tram de Noël. July 2020. On its way to Roma suburbs, the last tramway on Christmas Eve in which lost souls got on board, a prostitute and her client, a young boy, an old man selling umbrellas, an abandoned baby on the back of the tram,… A touching Christmas tale to describe the life of migrants in today’s Italy.

Le Tram de Noël
Gerard DuBois

Le Tram de Noël

Le Tram de Noël. July 2020. On its way to Roma suburbs, the last tramway on Christmas Eve in which lost souls got on board, a prostitute and her client, a young boy, an old man selling umbrellas, an abandoned baby on the back of the tram,… A touching Christmas tale to describe the life of migrants in today’s Italy.

Le Tram de Noël
Bill Dussinger

After binge watching the Queen's Gambit on Netflix I felt like I had to do a tribute to that limited series. I loved that show. Much more than just chess, the story was captivating. Happy to see it won two Golden Globe Awards.
John S. Dykes

Spatulas

Spatulas. January 2020. Part of ongoing series of large paintings focusing on 1960's advertising culture.
John S. Dykes

King Orchards

King Orchards is one in a series of Visual journal illustrations documenting a summer RV trip during COVID. June 2020.
Molly Rose Dyson

Herman Miller

Herman Miller Gaming Embody Gaming Chair Poster

The Embody Gaming Chair, developed in partnership with Logitech G, kicked off the historic furniture company's foray into gaming. As the gaming community acknowledges their need for ergonomic products, they've also been looking toward higher design, making Herman Miller's furniture—and posters—ideal for this audience. This Embody piece was done by Molly Rose Dyson, who was inspired by Herman Miller's own Steve Frykholm as she worked.
Gaby D’Alessandro

Morgan Gaynin Inc.

The Legend of Limberlost

The Legend of Limberlost. Mark 2020. Despite her fame, you wouldn’t know about Gene Stratton-Porter unless you visit the vanishing Midwestern landscape she helped save.

Smithsonian Magazine
Kayla E.

The Pity (How Do I Live With Your Ghost?)

The Pity (How Do I Live With Your Ghost?). December 2020. Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 30", 2020.
Rohan Eason

IllustrationX

Kashmir Garden

Kashmir Garden. December 2020. The image was created for the book cover of the Kashmir Garden, a new children’s book by Samuel Harding. The book follows the adventures of a small boy, who after being given a beautiful magic blanket, discovers a strange and dangerous world beneath its threads. Yet to be published
Leon Edler

I was commissioned to produce illustrations for a pack sent to new subscribers of the Guardian. We turned this into a British newsagent scene. I also created a number of 'readers' that were used for a series of adverts on buses, billboards and in the paper itself.
Virginie Egger

Hop, sur le clavier

Series of four children's book with Hop the cat. Kid's poetry writen by F.Gravel. To express the playful spirit of Hop, and ambience of each book, but also keeping the unity of the collection, I created the cat character in B/W collage, contrasting with very colorful backgrounds. Each book get it 's own color palette.
Liam Eisenberg

Working From Home

This was a personal piece I made based on my wife, working from our apartment, during the pandemic.
Liam Eisenberg

Sherlock Bones

This was a private commission portrait that was printed and framed.
Diana Ejaita

"A Family Blooms"

A Family Blooms. June 2020. "Reading was a big part of our growing up," says Diana Ejaita of this cover inspired by her childhood. "The most vivid memory I have is when I was about seven. My siblings and I were listening to my mother read “The Odyssey.” I remember being astonished that there could be so many exciting stories."

The New Yorker
Violeta Encarnacion

School of Visual Arts

I created this biographical piece to show my experience with the current pandemic. In it, I am doing the dishes with a mask on to keep my high-risk grandmother safe from the virus since I had to leave the house for groceries often.
Tim Enthoven

How Scientists Could Stop the Next Pandemic Before It Starts

How Scientists Could Stop the Next Pandemic Before It Starts. April 2020. Tim Enthoven’s eccentric and detailed piece depicts the many nuanced considerations that go into the creation of a vaccine.

The New York Times Magazine
Anthony Eslick

Your New Year’s Eve Horoscope Is Here

Your New Year’s Eve Horoscope Is Here. December 2020. A set of horoscope illustrations with focus on New Years Eve.

Refinery29
Kiersten Essenpreis

The Next Lost Cause?

The Next Lost Cause? July 2020. A piece on Confederate beliefs vs. MAGA supporters. The South’s mythology glamorized a noble defeat. Trump backers may do the same.

The Washington Post
Kiersten Essenpreis

Thinking About Lending Money to Family? The IRS Has Something to Say About That

Thinking About Lending Money to Family? The IRS Has Something to Say About That. May 2020. Even loans between family members are policed by the IRS

The Wall Street Journal
LIMBERT FABIAN

Friendly Neighborhood Cop

Created during quarantine. The friendly neighborhood cop.
Limbert Fabian

Art Of Change - Present Truth

Present Truth. October 2020. As one of the 100 artists invited to create an image for the forth coming Art of Change art book in support of Black Lives. We were challenged to create an image around the themes like Justice, Pain, Heroes and Truth. My image is a Present Truth, the fabricated image.

Art of Change
Ingo Fast

Far Beyond

3D illustration used as surface art on Bell Bullitt Helmet, for House of Helmet.
Joao Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Layers

Layers. June 2020. Image for a screenprint edition illustrating the idea of the screenprinting process itself. By adding layers of objects from different times it evoques the process of printing by layers upon layers used in screenprinting.
Chiara Fedele

Astound.US

Les Miserables Digne

Internal illustrations of the book Les Miserables, Victor Hugo. Tyndale Publishing House
Chiara Fedele

Astound.US

Les Miserables, Barricades

Internal illustrations of the book Les Miserables, Victor Hugo. Tyndale Publishing House
SEWING WENQI FENG

It's a story about love and possession. The girl found a lovely animal. She wanted to keep it, but the animal wanted to run away...
SEWING WENQI FENG

It's a story about love and possession. The girl found a lovely animal. She wanted to keep it, but the animal wanted to run away...
Chelsea Jia Feng

You and Me, We Weren't Meant for This World

A piece based on the lyrics, "You and Me, We Weren't Meant for This World". It's a bittersweet love song.
FIORELLA FERRONI POLCHLOPEK

To bad wind, a good boat

These pictures are about the wind, its properties and the situations it evokes. It created shapes with the movements of sand, blew dandelions in a fading pentagram, propelled a boat by the light of its sail, shook a flag in the midst of a storm and blew the leafs of a mill.
FIORELLA FERRONI POLCHLOPEK

Puff

These pictures are about the wind, its properties and the situations it evokes. It created shapes with the movements of sand, blew dandelions in a fading pentagram, propelled a boat by the light of its sail, shook a flag in the midst of a storm and blew the leafs of a mill.
John Ferry

Detroit #2

Detroit #2. January 2021. Paintings used for website Gallery Promotion for Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art.
John Ferry

Promotion for Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art

Detroit #3. January 2021. Paintings used for website Gallery Promotion for Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art.
Emily Fidler

Fashion Institute of Technology

The two sides of a Gemini; of his personality. His consciousness taunts him trying to pull him deeper into the darkness, while his curiosity streams beams of light on his face.
Daniel Fishel

Fatherhood: A Travel Guide

This is for a piece titled “Fatherhood: A Travel Guide” written by Kemp Powers. He describes in his essay how traveling is an essential part of enriching his children’s lives. It can be as small as camping out a bit of a way out or as large as flying to the other side of the world.
Emily Flake

Kate Larkworthy Artist Rep.

What Happens To All The Un-Hugged Hugs?

What Happens To All The Un-Hugged Hugs? June 2020.
Althea Flores

Kansas City Art Institute

Project: What are you passionate about

Assignment:"What are you passionate about" - one image in a series of Dixit Cards
Victoria Fomina

IllustrationX

Plumelet

Plummet. April 2020. During the spring lockdown I was sitting in my garden alone under a blossoming plum tree and this inspired me very much to create a fairy tale about the girl named Plumelet. All alone in complete isolation she does not lose heart and after all difficulties and adventures finds a new friend!
Anthony Foronda

Studio Foronda, LLC

QuaranTeens

Here is a series of illustrations I created for Pomfret School's Magazine. The article was about student experiences this year at Pomfret including distance learning and on campus learning. I created the cover, full page spread and 4 spots plus icons.
Anthony Foronda

Studio Foronda, LLC

QuaranTeens

Here is a series of illustrations I created for Pomfret School's Magazine. The article was about student experiences this year at Pomfret including distance learning and on campus learning. I created the cover, full page spread and 4 spots plus icons.
Adrian Forrow

Portrait of Porridge Radio

Portrait of Porridge Radio. March 2020. A portrait of the band, Porridge Radio. The illustration captures the likeness of the band members and weaves a curios visual narrative of a surreal environment that combines raw and refined symbols of modernity.

So Young Magazine
Jake Fouts

Figure XVII

A personal project inspired by vintage scientific illustrations of flora and fauna. The images are meant to provide a subtle commentary on humanity’s past, present, and future interaction with nature.
Jake Fouts

Figure XVIII

A personal project inspired by vintage scientific illustrations of flora and fauna. The images are meant to provide a subtle commentary on humanity’s past, present, and future interaction with nature.
Alexis Franklin

Tarana Burke

Portrait of #MeToo activist Tarana Burke. August 2020.

Sisters from AARP
Laura Freeman

Storybook Arts, Inc.

Kamala Harris: Rooted In Justice

Picture Book Biography of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Laura Freeman

Storybook Arts, Inc.

A Voice Named Aretha

Picture Book Biography of Aretha Franklin
Thomas Fuchs

Oil/Corona

Oil/Corona. May 2020. On the Texan Government having to deal with the Corona and the oil crisis simultaneously.

Texas Monthly
Carla Fuentes

kate larkworthy artist rep.

A branch of colors made in silver + gemstones. When I was little I always dreamed things had a different color: a blue lemon, a purple tomato, or a green sky. My idea was to translate something crazy and colorful into this piece- a garden w/o conventionalism, w/o prejudice + full of life.
Tomoko FURUYA

the book jacket of a police story

the illustration for the book jacket of a police story
Tomoko FURUYA

The cut of a booklet of Finding mistakes

The illustrations for a booklet of Finding mistakes
Val Galindo

ArtCenter College of Design

Satanic Panic

A personal promotional piece inspired by the rise of occultism in the 1980s.
Ben Gallegos

Supercluster

Crew Dragon Launch Poster

Crew Dragon Launch Poster. June 2020. Painting for a Supercluster poster to commemorate SpaceX’s launch of the Crew Dragon, the first manned private space flight, as well as the first US space flight in over 20 years.
Liv Garber

Parsons School of Design

Hubie Brown for Slate Magazine

Parsons School of Design. Hubei Brown. December 2020. This piece was created as a class assignment in partnership with Slate Magazine, and was later published in Slate‘s 80 Over 80 article chronicling portraits of seasoned influential figures.
Jane Gardner

Something I Don't Miss

A drawing created during my 2020 quarantine, inspired by the 520+ hours I spent commuting to work in 2019.
Monica Garwood

Repose in Versailles

Repose in Versailles. January 2021. Daydreaming of traveling again, I was looking through photos of my trip to France and found inspiration in this marble sculpture in Versailles.
Chris Gash

For an article on how Covid can be a transformative event for education

USC Rossier
Maria Gabriella Gasparri

Illo Agency

Alice in Wonderland

Promotional artwork Alice in Wonderland for Illo Agency.
Federico Gastaldi

Salzman International

Stay at Home

Illustration for Madwell's campaign aimed to sensitize people to correct behaviors to avoid the spread of the infection.
Federico Gastaldi

Salzman International

Start a New Business From Home

Illustration about how to start a new business at home.
Andreas Gefe

Escape Corona. June 2020. Article about the strategy to escape to the mountains instead of being locked in at home during lockdown in Switzerland.

Strapazin
Andreas Gefe

Escape Corona. June 2020. Article about the strategy to escape to the mountains instead of being locked in at home during lockdown in Switzerland.

Strapazin
Max Geller

Automatic Stenograph

New! This Automatic electric typewriter makes transcription easier than ever. Just flip the switch, sit back, and let the Stenograph work its wonders. Ideal for transcribing transactions of business, pleasure, and everything in between.
Susanna Gentili

Contro ogni violenza sulle donne

We can no longer accept violence, secondary victimization, abuse, sexism. For us, for our present and for future generations. Never again. "Contro ogni violenza sulle donne" is a book that can and wants to be useful for change.
Susanna Gentili

Contro ogni violenza sulle donne

We can no longer accept violence, secondary victimization, abuse, sexism. For us, for our present and for future generations. Never again. "Contro ogni violenza sulle donne" is a book that can and wants to be useful for change.
Elliot Gerard

Heartlent Group

Rock The Vote's - Hooper's Vote

Keven Durant. Rock The Vote's - Hoopers Vote. September 2020. A movement to amplify basketball's powerful influence & the larger-than-self community that defines it, to drive action on & off the court in the 2020 Election. We designed 400+ illustrations for current & former athletes and people with strong ties to the game of basketball.
Elliot Gil

Art Center College of Design

Pops working late.

Illustration based on my father and his experience
Jessica Gil Williamson

Wynwood Woman

This illustration is the result of a collaboration between a hospitality brand and Kravitz Design (founded by Lenny Kravtiz) in Miami, Florida. This portrait portrays a Wynwood local and is inspired by eclectic street fashion, modern fine art, and the diverse community local to the area.
Eric Giriat

Garance-illustration

Volcano Trump

Volcano Trump. November 2020. Personal work in reaction of the United States elections (or eruption) 2020 … and Trump putting fire on oil.

3x3, the Magazine of Contemporary Illustration
Sara Gironi Carnevale

Still Resist

In 2017 I created a similar illustration for Women's March. At that time I was inspired by the strength of people standing up for their rights. With democracy threatened and a world pandemic, I'm still inspired by that feeling. We need to be united and my hope for 2021 is for people to still resist!
Kimberly Glyder

The Secret Women

Painted paper cut collage, lettering, and design for the novel, The Secret Women.
Rob Goebel

Robert Goebel

Ian's World

My son has mental health issue. I wanted an image that captured his struggle. He loves art but is not a good artist. It seemed “Christina’s World” and her physical handicap fit with his love of art and his handicap. Him hiding, peeking from behind shows he is intimidated by the art world he sees.
Rob Goebel

Robert Goebel

Keep it under your hat

Secondhand smoke is a problem and I wanted to create an image that might have an impact to reduce this cancer risk in our lives. So I wanted to make an image of a smoker that made the habit look unattractive and dirty and sent the message to keep it away from others. A dark man in a fedora resulted.
Shyama Golden

A Juvenile Lifer Finds Peace in the Prison Garden

A Juvenile Lifer Finds Peace in the Prison Garden. April 2020. Bobby Bostic was sentenced to 241 years at age 16. Gardening, he writes, keeps him growing.

The Marshall Project
Pedro Gomes

Grief

This piece is a reflection on grief and my own experience with loss. It aims to illustrate the unpredictability of its visits and how it surreptitiously creeps into everyday activities. It comes in waves that break in irregular motion, often catching us by surprise.
Johanna Goodman

Early Pandemic Angst

Early Pandemic Angst. June 2020. In the early days of the COVID19 pandemic I was having a hard time trying to work until I finally embarked on a personal project making a series of collages processing my feelings about the new Coronavirus world we were living in.
Johanna Goodman

Black Lives Matter, from the Black Lives Matter series

Black Lives Matter, from the Black Lives Matter series. June 2020. George Floyd was killed by the police and the Black Lives Matter protests were happening. I created a personal series of collages to process some of what I was seeing and feeling.
Rafa Gos

The Relaxing Yeti is a project made especially to teach the workflow between ZBrush and Blender 2.8+, and how to create hair and fur characters.
Josh Gosfield

A highly opinionated, real-time, political, cultural and social history of 2020 I created through images... and then spread to a community through social media.

Instagram Feed
Aad Goudappel

David Goldman Agency

Panic

Panic. April 2020. Pan, the Greek God from whom we got our word 'Panic', as a hoarder. Done when people starting hoarding in the light of a possible lockdown because of Covid-19
Carolyn Gowdy

Reactor Art & Design

I LIVE HERE NOW by Ian Rankin

Short story by Ian Rankin- Two parents numb with grief over suicide of their only daughter during pandemic. Now Emily is back at work as florist and John, who has all but given up on life, tries to get back to his writing. He is shaken to discover a cryptic message in his notebook.
Veronica Grech

Ella Lupo / ella@purplerainillustrators.com

More evocative rather than literal,this illustration was made for an article about the virtual roundtable between cinema directors and their last films sets in 1960s revolts, protest and civil movements. The image includes main characters of the films like The Trial of the Chicago 7, The Glorias etc
Lou Green

Tokyo 2019

From a series of personal works playing around with new approaches to form, technique, and process. The content was inspired by a trip my partner and I took to Tokyo in 2019.
Katherine Gutierrez

Experimental mixed media combining drawing and painting over an old class workbook page.
Vanessa Gutierrez

Chips, Cookies, and Cherry Pie

Gouache and colored pencil illustrations about a household trying to defy boredom during quarantine.
Vanessa Gutierrez

Boredom

Gouache and colored pencil illustrations about a household trying to defy boredom during quarantine.
Luci Gutiérrez

Kate Larkworthy Artist Rep.

Mindful Commuting

Mindful Commuting. January 2020. Cover Of The New Yorker

The New Yorker
Rudy Gutierrez

Sacred Scream

Sacred Scream. September 2020. Poster art was commissioned by the Norman Rockwell Museum to inspire potential voters for the Unity Vote! Project.

Norman Rockwell Museum
Eddie Guy

The Healers are Hurting

The Healers are Hurting. March 2020. Story about the Pandemics effect on Doctors.
Alonso Guzmán Barone

06.10.21

This is a self-initiated project that serves as an ode to one of my favourite movie franchises: Blade Runner. The illustration is my interpretation of the powerful scene of Blade Runner 2049, where officer K finds a photo clue showing character Freysa holding Deckard’s and Rachael’s baby in 2021. The scene deserved something special. So I decided to make a poster available for the public to buy at my online shop. I also released it as a story on my socials: https://bit.ly/3u1XXyN Original prop used in movie: https://etsy.me/3dnZppk
Mary Haasdyk

Floating Through a New Reality

Accompanying an article about how those with disabilities have been further excluded from society by COVID changes. AD David Loyola
Andrew Haener

2020 Participant Survey

A piece accompanying the PLANSPONSOR Participant Survey, an annual examination gauging employer expectations and confidence levels by going straight to the source of participating workers' attitudes and behaviors.
Samantha Hahn

Carrying On, a series for NY Magazine/The Cut

Kimberly Drew. Carrying On. April 2020. When the pandemic/quarantine order started I began this column with New York Magazine/The Cut to see what people were doing to get through the day. CARRYING ON, became an ongoing series to explore the small ways we find happiness in the everyday.

New York Magazine/The Cut
Olaf Hajek

MA+ Group

Veggie Power

Veggie Power. March 2021. This illustrated garden of vegetable delights will make even the fussiest of eaters interested in learning about—and tasting—what’s on their plates.
Olaf Hajek

MA+ Group

Veggie Power

Veggie Power. March 2021. Picture Book that illustrates garden of vegetable delights will make even the fussiest of eaters interested in learning about—and tasting—what’s on their plates.
Alexandria Hall

Masked

Masked. June 2020. This work was created as a method of exploration in portraiture while becoming more familiar with how I can communicate my style through the human form.
Marcellus Hall

Ball Person

Ball Person. January 2020. A depiction of a ball person at the US Open
Jon Han

Crooked House

Crooked House. January 2021. A surreal story about a person searching for someone who is actually themselves set in a post apocalyptic Los Angeles.

The New Yorker
Jasjyot Singh Hans

5 Steps To Shake The Feeling That You're An Impostor

5 Steps To Shake The Feeling That You're An Impostor. February 2021. Illustration for NPR's Life Kit Podcast.
Chuy Hartman

Brownstone - Form/VOID Fall/Winter Collection 2020

A series of paintings based on Brownstone - Form/VOID Fall/Winter Collection 2020. October 2020. Acrylic on 14x17 inch Paper.

Brownstone
Chuy Hartman

Brownstone - Form/VOID Fall/Winter Collection 2020

A series of paintings based on Brownstone - Form/VOID Fall/Winter Collection 2020. October 2020. Acrylic on 14x17 inch Paper.

Brownstone
Arthur Haywood

Twilight in Valinor

Cover of the Winter 2020 issue of Space and Time Magazine. Inspired by Tolkien's Silmarillion as a message of rebirth. After the light of Valinor's trees was extinguished. Yavanna's song brought forth one more silver flower from Telperion and golden fruit from Laurelin.
Calum Heath

How to Beat 'Vacation Guilt' and Make Sure No One Bothers You on Your Day Off

How to Beat 'Vacation Guilt' and Make Sure No One Bothers You on Your Day Off. February 2020. You’ve put your vacation days on the company calendar, set an “out of office” email with clear instructions on who to contact while you’re gone, but the requests keep trickling in.
Calum Heath

Lixia Guo

Rent Strikes Are Taking Off All Over the Country. Here's What to Know Before You Skip a Payment

Rent strikes are surging across the U.S. amid the coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout. April 2020. This tool of objection, which has a long history dating back to the 1800s, has found new footing as millions of Americans lose their livelihoods.
John Hendrix

Drawing in Church

Drawing in Church. May 2020. A personal series of drawings and works in my sketchbook made in the pew during the Sunday morning sermon at my local church.
John Hendrix

Drawing in Church

Drawing in Church. A personal series of drawings and works in my sketchbook made in the pew during the Sunday morning sermon at my local church.
Lars Henkel

experimental narrative series based on the events in Tunguska in 1908

Tunguska
Tristan Henry-Wilson

Chantel

A promotional illustration for the Blacksmiths, a collective of black animators and illustrators.
Bri Hermanson

Bandit / Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr

Bandit / Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr. April 2020. Cover for a documentary poetry book inspired by the life and untimely murder of Belle Starr, a notorious female outlaw in the wild west, for Clemson University Press.

Bandit / Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr
Daniel Hertzberg

Rapp/Art

Segregation on Long Island

The parkway system designed by Robert Moses nearly 100 years ago, serves as a dividing line between White and Black neighborhoods throughout Long Island.
Joyce Hesselberth

Lu and Grandma on the Bus

Lu and Grandma on the Bus in Pitter Pattern. February 2020. A children's book that introduces readers to basic patterns in nature, music, sports, art, language, and math.

Pitter Pattern
Joyce Hesselberth

Lu and Grandma at the Zoo

Lu and Grandma at the Zoo in Pitter Pattern. February 2020. A children's book that introduces readers to basic patterns in nature, music, sports, art, language, and math.

Pitter Pattern
Jody Hewgill

Rosalind Franklin: Visionary scientist

Rosalind Franklin: Visionary scientist. 100 Women of the Year project. March 2020. New TIME covers were created to spotlight influential women who were overshadowed. Covers were illustrated to reflect TIME covers during the period of events. In 1953 Visionary scientist Rosalind Franklin generated a key x-ray that provided evidence of the double-helix structure of DNA molecules.

TIME
HifuMiyo

P and H

P and H. February 2021. My personal project, inspired by everyday life.
HifuMiyo

P and H

P and H. February 2021. My personal project, inspired by everyday life.
HifuMiyo

P and H

P and H. February 2021. My personal project, inspired by everyday life.
HifuMiyo

P and H

P and H. February 2021. My personal project, inspired by everyday life.
Pat Higgins

The Covidiot Files - Vol. 3 - Corona Con-Man

The Covidiot Files - Vol. 3 - Corona Con-Man. May 2020. The Covidiot Files were a series of single-panel editorial/gag cartoons lampooning the absurd, yet very real events of the spring/summer of 2020. Originally published online on the days that they were created, the comics were collected into an 8" x 8" mini-comic/zine in the fall of 2020.
Pat Higgins

The Covidiot Files - Vol. 666 - Human Sacrifice

The Covidiot Files - Vol. 666 - Human Sacrifice. May 2020. The Covidiot Files were a series of single-panel editorial/gag cartoons lampooning the absurd, yet very real events of the spring/summer of 2020. Originally published online on the days that they were created, the comics were collected into an 8" x 8" mini-comic/zine in the fall of 2020.

The Covidiot Files
Pat Higgins

The Covidiot Files - Vol 7 - Bunchtime Brandiey

The Covidiot Files - Vol. 7 - Bunchtime Brandiey. May 2020. The Covidiot Files were a series of single-panel editorial/gag cartoons lampooning the absurd, yet very real events of the spring/summer of 2020. Originally published online on the days that they were created, the comics were collected into an 8" x 8" mini-comic/zine in the fall of 2020.

The Covidiot Files
Pat Higgins

The Covidiot Files - The Purge

The Covidiot Files - Vol. 3 - The Purge. May 2020. The Covidiot Files were a series of single-panel editorial/gag cartoons lampooning the absurd, yet very real events of the spring/summer of 2020. Originally published online on the days that they were created, the comics were collected into an 8" x 8" mini-comic/zine in the fall of 2020.

The Covidiot Files
Jeff Hinchee

Salzman International

Local Living, Home Fixes

Mixed Media Photography. Minor home fixes can bring major satisfaction.
Jeff Hinchee

Salzman International

Zoom With a View

Mixed Media Photography. Peeping at the flaws and flourishes in others’ living spaces during pandemic self-isolation.
Michael Hirshon

The Imposter Kings

Each card featured the portrait of a character from the court, a mixture of royalty, usurpers, connivers, and charmers.
Michael Hoeweler

Dana Nessel Doesn't Mess Around

Dana Nessel Doesn't Mess Around. July 2020. A portrait of Dana Nessel, the 54th Attorney General of Michigan, made to accompany an article about her experiences and actions while in office, as well as her historic status as the first openly gay statewide elected official in Michigan.

Hour Detroit Magazine
Joel Holland

La Bonbonniere

One of over 400 drawings of New Yorks's finest businesses. La Bonbonniere is the kingdom ruled by Marina and Gus. Go, get some lunch. Or breakfast. Or dinner.
Jason Holley

How a Brand-New Med School Faces the Biggest Health Care Crisis in a Century

How a Brand-New Med School Faces the Biggest Health Care Crisis in a Century. September 2020. Interview with Dr Clay Johnston about the challenges of remote medical care during a pandemic.

Alcalde Magazine
Jason Holley

Cover for Stanford Medicine

Cover for an overview and projection of the future of COVID-19. June 2020.

Stanford Medicine
Kim Holt

Painted Words

Sisters-in-Law - 1950

Sisters-in-Law - 1950. June 2020. This Illustration is from a series of portraits in which I reimagined photos of family members taken in the summer of 1948 -1950 after church services at Grace Gospel Chapel in Harlem, New York. They represent joy, hopefulness, and an intimate look at a moment in time.
Sijia Hong

illustrationx

Beyond

Award-winning author Miranda Paul and illustrator Sija Hong present a fresh and fascinating journey to the outer reaches of outer space.
Sija Hong

illustationx

Carnival of the Nightingale

Medusa in Asian Legends
Paul Hoppe

Shannon and Associates

How it feels to be verbally attacked by Rush Limbaugh

How it Feels to be Verbally Attacked by Rush Limbaugh. February 2020. Column by a journalist who describes who it felt being a target of Limbaugh’s mix of lies, bombast, insults, and bluster.

Medium
Shenho Hshieh

Cops

Observation illustration.
Jui Hsieh

Let it snow

Holiday illustration for Sleepypod, 2020. Watercolor and digital.
Angela Hsieh

COVID-19 Disparities

Published in the Fall 2020 Issue of Harvard Medicine Magazine, for a piece the way that COVID-19 has disproportionally affected those already suffering from structural inequities.
Ginnie Hsu

This is part of a series of making traditions with loved ones. Fire cider making has become a tradition in my family.
Scottie Chih-Chieh Huang

National Tsing Hua University

Dandelion Series

This work used as printed posters to show the computational aesthetics present in my data-driven art exhibition, this series displays growing morphologies of dandelion-like patterns generated by using an algorithm as a new method of creating graphics based on a mass of overlapping lines.
Scottie Chih-Chieh Huang

National Tsing Hua University

Dandelion Series

This work used as printed posters to show the computational aesthetics present in my data-driven art exhibition, this series displays growing morphologies of dandelion-like patterns generated by using an algorithm as a new method of creating graphics based on a mass of overlapping lines.
PaoHsuan Huang

Golden Mask

Idea of this painting caused by astonish at a piece of news:Rich people with golden mask. Necessities become a new type of luxury under the epidemic. But many people need to live on unemployment benefits. It means that the gap between rich and poor is getting bigger and bigger under the epidemic.
Primary Hughes

Inferno

‘Emergent’ begins where a separation between elements ends. Built upon the sometimes-blurred edges of distinction, the work strikes at a place between communication and ambiguity, where the viewer can feel a story beginning to coalesce.
Primary Hughes

Primary Hughes Illustration

Reverie

‘Emergent’ begins where a separation between elements ends. Built upon the sometimes-blurred edges of distinction, the work strikes at a place between communication and ambiguity, where the viewer can feel a story beginning to coalesce.
Rama Hughes

Rama Hughes Illustration

What's Outside of Outer Space?

A private commission to illustrate a question posed to a class of kindergarteners, "What's outside of outer space?"
Jack Hughes

Pride 2020

Pride 2020. June 2020. EW celebrates LGBTQ Hollywood icons past, present and future in our annual Pride Issue.

Entertainment Weekly
David Huh

ArtCenter College of Design

Cristina is a cool skater girl, but no one knows her soft side, her love. for plushies.
Mirko Ilic

Mirko Ilic Corp.

The Uncertain Times Woe is We Blues

The Uncertain Times Woe is We Blues. September 2020. This illustration/visual essay is created to express anxiety and uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. This illustration is focusing on Post-Pandemic Traumatic Stress Disorder (PPTSD) aspect of it.

Print Magazine, The Daily Heller
Mirko Ilic

Mirko Ilic Corp.

Covid Art, Studies in Contrast

Covid Art, Studies in Contrast. February 2020. This illustration/visual essay is created to express anxiety and uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. It's addressing the feeling that this pandemic/fall is never going to end.

Print Magazine, The Daily Heller
Zsuzsanna Ilijin

Happy Gardener

Happy Gardener. July 2020. The Joy of Gardening commissioned by Luna Magazine.
Zsuzsanna Ilijin

Christmas and Covid19

Christmas and Corona how do you send Christmas-Holidays - are you gonne visit your family or do you only see them by screen? Commissioned by Luna Magazine
Andrea Innocent

The Jacky Winter Group

Secret 7"

One Step Ahead by Aretha Franklin. Secret 7" July 2020. Created for the annual exhibition of 7" record covers. The sale of the covers raises money for Refugees.

Secret 7"
Keiji Ishida

ArtCenter College of Design

"Lost and Confused" is a series of paintings capturing the confusion, anger, and fear that went through our minds during the beginning of Covid-19.
Keiji Ishida

ArtCenter College of Design

"Lost and Confused" is a series of paintings capturing the confusion, anger, and fear that went through our minds during the beginning of Covid-19.
Jordin Isip

Two Were Enough

Two Were Enough. November 2020. For How About That? a group show curated by Rich Jacobs for Hey Check This Out gallery, NYC. Mixed media on wood panel, 16 x 12 inches.
Dmitri Jackson

Incidental Illustration Series

Christina "Steenz" Stewart. Incidental Illustration Series. September 2020. In the world of comics, Black voices matter. This series was born from a desire to make the presence of black artists more visible within comics. The portraits are of people for whose work I've long had a curiosity. Some of them I've met at various comic book conventions. Others I wish to meet.

The Believer
Dmitri Jackson

Incidental Illustration Series

Whit Taylor. Incidental Illustration Series. September 2020. In the world of comics, Black voices matter. This series was born from a desire to make the presence of black artists more visible within comics. The portraits are of people for whose work I've long had a curiosity. Some of them I've met at various comic book conventions. Others I wish to meet.

The Believer
Dmitri Jackson

Incidental Illustration Series

Jackie Ormes. Incidental Illustration Series. September 2020. In the world of comics, Black voices matter. This series was born from a desire to make the presence of black artists more visible within comics. The portraits are of people for whose work I've long had a curiosity. Some of them I've met at various comic book conventions. Others I wish to meet.

The Believer
Dmitri Jackson

Incidental Illustration Series

Darrin Bell. Incidental Illustration Series. September 2020. In the world of comics, Black voices matter. This series was born from a desire to make the presence of black artists more visible within comics. The portraits are of people for whose work I've long had a curiosity. Some of them I've met at various comic book conventions. Others I wish to meet.

The Believer
Michael Iver Jacobsen

Faux Show

Faux Show. March 2020. For a story on high end art forgers and the people who investigate the replicas.

Artful Living Magazine
Michael Iver Jacobsen

Luxury Survival Bunker

Illustration for a story on Luxurious "end of days" Bunkers for Artful Living Magazine. Art Direction by Margaret Cooper.
Santo Jacobsson

Parsons School of Design

Mirror

Parsons School of Design. Mirror. December 2020. Senior Thesis project “Tangible Memories” that explores the relationship between my Ecuadorian and Trans identities through nine objects.
J. James

Pledge

Illustration from America's Flag Story, a children's non-fiction picture book told in rhyming verse.
Erin Jang

Apple "At Home" Series

Series of food faces illustrating my family's experiences at home, during lockdown in NYC. Making the most with stale bread, remaining vegetables in the fridge, and pantry pasta. A cookie face that reflects our exhaustion and worry, and Pocky sticks lined up to look like quarantine hair, roots growing out.
Jinhwa Jang

Illustration for Wired - 'Orientalism, Cyberpunk 2077, and Yellow Peril in Science Fiction'

Lede Illustration for Wired - 'Orientalism, Cyberpunk 2077, and Yellow Peril in Science Fiction'
Gweny Jin

House Melting

With most of the time spent at home in 2020, the most ordinary daily spaces became the base, for an architectural imagination, where life chapters of emotions, ideas, memories and expectations start to unfold and project onto.
Gweny Jin

House Melting

With most of the time spent at home in 2020, the most ordinary daily spaces became the base, for an architectural imagination, where life chapters of emotions, ideas, memories and expectations start to unfold and project onto.
Yoikvy Jin

Joyful Ramen

The Adventures of Toto and Vivi’s - Joyful Ramen. November 2020. This is an adventure series I created during the time of pandemic. Toto the tiger and Vivi the bunny represents my wish to go out to explore the enjoyable place where I used to, or plan to hang out with my best friend. This one is the "adventure" to Toto and Vivi's favorite Ramen place

School of Visual Arts
R. Kikuo Johnson

30 Point

Raising the Next Generation of Investors

Family. Raising the Next Generation of Investors. May 2020. Feature opener on How do you foster financial independence and financial literacy among young people?
R. Kikuo Johnson

"Shifting Gears"

Shifting Gears. October 2020. "I’ve been trying to take stock of the good changes during quarantine: parks where every blanket has a picnic and an open bottle of wine, streets closed to cars and covered in chalk drawings," said Johnson of his cover celebrating a mid-pandemic bike ride in the city.

The New Yorker
Ivy Johnson

Support the USPS

Support the USPS. August 2020. A response to Louis DeJoy's proposed changes to the USPS in 2020.
Ivy Johnson

Bruno and Chuckie

Bruno and Chuckie. March 2021. A portrait of Bruno and Chuckie at the kitchen table.
Ryan Johnson

Sari Levy-Schorr

Distorted Davids

Distorted Davids. April 2020. One of three posters of Michelangelo's David distorted as museum goers take selfies in front of the famous statue.

Facebook Analog Research Lab
Adam T Jones

"Deck the Streets with Lights and Heaters..."

New York City Streets. Deck the Streets with Lights and Heaters... December 2020. A bespoke family holiday card. New Yorkers making the most of the only safe way to dine out during a pandemic, even when it's cold.
Ben Jones

Heart USA Inc.

Britain’s Forgotten Citizens

Britain’s Forgotten Citizens. February 2020. For the regular Behind the Times column in History Today Magazine, which Ben Jones illustrates every month. This article was about what did it mean to be Black and British in the Caribbean in the 20th century?

History Today Magazine
Rob Jordan

ATLiens

ATLiens. March 2020. A portrait of the hip hop duo Outkast.
Fien Jorissen

Heart USA Inc.

We're savouring the pleasures of each day

A cover for the 'At Home' section, a temporary section on living a better life indoors and outdoors during the pandemic. August 2020. The artwork accompanied an article about experiencing summer during a pandemic, the artwork looks at different moments and moods throughout a day.
Fien Jorissen

Heart USA Inc.

Judging

Judging. November 2020. Artwork accompanying an article about how art can help us be more open minded and learn to be more balanced.
Ted Jouflas

Coup d' Etats and Cartoons

Secondary illustration for "Coup d'Etats and Cartoons - October 2020. Student politics, stop-motion owls, and other WTF moments" a film column by AS Hamrah appearing in The Baffler, Issue 55.
Arom Ju

A Careful Inspection

A Careful Inspection. September 2020. This work is a magazine cover of PLANADVISER, a retirement plan consulting company. The magazine's financial theme, "Careful Inspection," was metaphorically expressed through surreal settings based on architectural spaces with lots of structures in a bright atmosphere.
Victor Juhasz

How Longtime Political Illustrator Victor Juhasz Started Sketching Essential Workers

How Longtime Political Illustrator Victor Juhasz Started Sketching Essential Workers. June 2020. Drawings and paintings done on location and in the studio documenting local essential workers during the early days of the Covid Pandemic. Published on RollingStone.com.

RollingStone.com
Victor Juhasz

How Longtime Political Illustrator Victor Juhasz Started Sketching Essential Workers

How Longtime Political Illustrator Victor Juhasz Started Sketching Essential Workers. June 2020. Drawings and paintings done on location and in the studio documenting local essential workers during the early days of the Covid Pandemic. Published in RollingStone.com

RollingStone.com
Luisa Jung

Salzman International

Agricultural Crisis

Agricultural Crisis. January 2020. Illustration commissioned by Forbes Argentina, about the complex situation Argentina‘s agricultural sector is currently facing.
Luisa Jung

Salzman International

Growing in Times of Crisis

For an article titled "Growing in Times of Crisis". Research shows that most people go through an average of five traumatic experiences during their lifetime.
Lawon JUNG

The landscape of Korea

The landscape of Korea. June 2020. It is a difficult time to get close to nature, so I worked on it hoping that it would evoke the mood of consumers who would use Graenn(which pursues sustainable fashion)'s products by reinterpreting the landscape of Korea in a vivid way.
John Kachik

Portrait of Basquiat

Portrait of the artist Jean Michel Basquiat. November 2020. Watercolor on gesso board.
John Kachik

Desktop Strongman

Artwork for a box cover, book cover and 6 interior illustrations (these are the entries), for very small desktop book and plastic and metal carnival game.
Aya Kakeda

Kama Sutra

Kama Sutra. Himitsu. February 2021. A limited edition RISO-printed book published by Little Mountain Press. Two characters travel through iconic art/landscape and learn about the world of Erotic Art.

Himitsu
Aya Kakeda

Garden of Earthly Delights

Garden of Earthly Delights. Himitsu. February 2021. A limited edition RISO-printed book published by Little Mountain Press. Two characters travel through iconic art/landscape and learn about the world of Erotic Art.

Himitsu
Matthew Kam

Dying of the Light

Illustration inspired by Noel Gallagher's song The Dying Of The Light. February 2021

ArtCenter College of Design
Satoshi Kambayashi

Brain v prawn / Carbon footprint of shrimp farming

Brain v prawn / Carbon footprint of shrimp farming. February 2020. Shrimp farming, by clearing mangrove, creates huge carbon footprint. New alternative is a lab-grown prawn-meat.
JiYeun Kang

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

The Dark Side of K-Pop Was What Drew Me to the Genre

The Dark Side of K-Pop Was What Drew Me to the Genre. April 2020. Allure NY commissioned me a series of illustrations about the K-POP phenomenon. These were for the featured page for The Beauty of K-Pop and I depicted each subject with 8 pieces of illustrations. They include diverse sides of K-Pop culture from music to the psychological health of K-Pop idols.

Allure
Daol Kang

Hands of Memory

Hands of Memory. November 2020. Main character always wears gloves because of her cold hands. One day, meeting someone with warm hands, she recalls her forgotten childhood thanks to him. She takes off gloves once again, recalling the memory of getting through difficulties with love and encouragement from her family and friends.
Daol Kang

Hands of Memory

Hands of Memory. November 2020. Main character always wears gloves because of her cold hands. One day, meeting someone with warm hands, she recalls her forgotten childhood thanks to him. She takes off gloves once again, recalling the memory of getting through difficulties with love and encouragement from her family and friends.
Ariella Kaniel

Resident Objects

Resident Objects. September 2020. A greeting card illustration for L.A.-based home decor studio Resident Objects.
Bijou Karman

She Likes Cutie

The 1975's Jilted Gen-Y Anthems

The 1975's Jilted Gen-Y Anthems. June 2020. Portrait of musician Matty Healy of The 1975, to accompany their album review in Rolling Stone. The musician is known for changing up his style (both fashion and musical), which is what inspired the torn up posters in different styles.
Bijou Karman

She Likes Cutie

Trial of the Chicago 7

Trial of the Chicago 7. November 2020. During the 1968 Democratic Convention eight anti-war activists were arrested and put on trial. The vintage style of this illustration gives a nod to the time period which this event took place and depicts portraits of those men whose stories are told in The Trial of the Chicago 7.

Entertainment Weekly
Terri Fry Kasuba

Kasuba Design

Boss Dogs

Boss Dogs. February 2021. Snarky Dogs Puzzle for Galison

Galison
Nicole Kaufman

Nicole Kaufman Illustration

I Miss Faces

I Miss Faces. June 2020. During the pandemic and subsequent lockdown I sorely missed seeing my family and friends. As a result, I began to draw faces as a way of keeping connected with my fellow humans.
Nicole Kaufman

Nicole Kaufman Illustration

I Miss Faces

I Miss Faces. July 2020. During the pandemic and subsequent lockdown I started to miss seeing my family and friends. As a result, I began to draw faces as a way of keeping connected with my fellow humans.
Mark Kaufman

The Nib Pandemic Issue

Say Hello to COVID-19. The Nib Pandemic Issue. December 2020. In less than a year, it’s killed over a million people, destroyed economies, and transformed our lives. The Nib takes a look at the COVID-19 pandemic. This piece is the opening page and serves as an introduction to global stories on the event that’s reshaped the world.

The Nib Pandemic Issue
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

Fighting to Save Their Tribe From Termination

Fighting to Save Their Tribe From Termination. March 2020. Artwork accompanying a book review written by Luis Alberto Urrea on the book, The Night Watchman, by Louise Erdirch.

The New York Times Book Review
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

Nobody Accurately Tracks Health Care Workers Lost to COVID-19. So She Stays Up At Night Cataloging the Dead.

Nobody Accurately Tracks Health Care Workers Lost to COVID-19. So She Stays Up At Night Cataloging the Dead. August 2020. Anesthesiologist Claire Rezba started tracking lost health workers almost instinctively. Researchers and industry professionals say the lack of good official data on these deaths is “scandalous” and is putting lives in danger.

ProPublica
Gary Kelley

Voices of the Harlem Renaissance

Novelist Nella Larsen. Voices of the Harlem Renaissance. may 2020. The four literary figures honored on these U.S. postage stamps spotlight the diverse talent of the Harlem Renaissance, one of the great artistic and literary movements in American history. Based on historic photographs, the pastel on paper portraits incorporate African-inspired motifs.

United States Postal Service
Gary Kelley

Voices of the Harlem Renaissance

Writer, philosopher, educator, and arts advocate Alain Locke. Voices of the Harlem Renaissance. May 2020 The four literary figures honored on these U.S. postage stamps spotlight the diverse talent of the Harlem Renaissance, one of the great artistic and literary movements in American history. Based on historic photographs, the pastel on paper portraits incorporate African-inspired motifs.

United States Postal Service
Gary Kelley

Voices of the Harlem Renaissance

Bibliophile and historian Arturo Alfonso Schomburg. Voices of the Harlem Renaissance. May 2020 The four literary figures honored on these U.S. postage stamps spotlight the diverse talent of the Harlem Renaissance, one of the great artistic and literary movements in American history. Based on historic photographs, the pastel on paper portraits incorporate African-inspired motifs.

United States Postal Service
Gary Kelley

Voices of the Harlem Renaissance

Poet Anne Spencer. Voices of the Harlem Renaissance. May 2020. The four literary figures honored on these U.S. postage stamps spotlight the diverse talent of the Harlem Renaissance, one of the great artistic and literary movements in American history. Based on historic photographs, the pastel on paper portraits incorporate African-inspired motifs.

United States Postal Service
Julia Kerschbaumer

Salzman International

We are the countervirus

This lettering illustration was created for the campaign „We are the countervirus“ to inform about and fight against COVID19. April 2020. AD: Chris Sojka Client: Madwell and DPAA Global
Julia Kerschbaumer

Salzman International

Collateral Dramage

Collateral Dramage. June 2020. This full page illustration for an article titled "Collateral Dramage" in the Scottish whisky magazine Whiskeria is about Donald Trump's self-defeating trade sanctions on Scottish whisky, which have also negatively impacted the US bourbon industry. AD: Emlyn Firth Client: Whiskeria
Sharareh Khosravani

"Observer Effect"

"Observer Effect" March 2020. Points to the current political situation as the result of passive observation. "Observer Effect" highlights the significance and status of the observer and invites us to observe more thoughtfully as an active process.
Ann Kiernan

Jamal Khashoggi: Two Years Later

Jamal Khashoggi: Two Years Later. October 2020. Two years after Post contributing columnist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, his push for accountability and reforms in Saudi Arabia continues.The two selected illustrations were a commission of a series of 6 illustrations for the Washington Post on the anniversary of the journalists killing.

The Washington Post
Ann Kiernan

Jamal Khashoggi: Two years later

Jamal Khashoggi: Two Years Later. October 2020. Two years after Post contributing columnist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, his push for accountability and reforms in Saudi Arabia continues.The selected illustration was a commission of a series of 6 illustrations for the Washington Post on the anniversary of the journalists killing.

The Washington Post
Don Kilpatrick III

What-about-ism

What-about-ism. June 2020. One from a series of woodcuts and linocuts created during the time of the pandemic, and debuted for an online gallery show/release for M Contemporary Art gallery in December, 2020.
Grace Heejung Kim

Adobe Create Forward

Adobe Create Forward. December 2020. This image was created for the #AdobeCreateForward campaign where illustrators create images inspired by other illustrators while using Adobe's new illustrator app on iPad.
Hokyoung Kim

Richard Solomon

Hamlet

Ruth Negga in Yaël Farber’s interpretation of Hamlet at St. Ann’s Warehouse. February 2020.

The New Yorker
Jee Kim

The Place We Once Roamed

The Place We Once Roamed. September 2020. This was inspired by my friend's nostalgia for her favorite place in Berlin in the beginning of the pandemic.
Jee Kim

A Red Beanie Man

A Red Beanie Man. August 2020. This is from a series of drawings I made while people-watching in NYC
Hokyoung Kim

Richard Solomon

Autism behind bars

Autism Behind Bars. November 2020. Prisons tend to be ill-equipped to accommodate inmates on the autism spectrum. Prisons also hold particular dangers for people with autism, who are prone to anxiety, inflexible thinking and sudden outbursts, traits likely to provoke others' ire.

Spectrum News
Hokyoung Kim

Richard Solomon

Autism behind bars

Autism Behind Bars. November 2020. Prisons tend to be ill-equipped to accommodate inmates on the autism spectrum. Prisons also hold particular dangers for people with autism, who are prone to anxiety, inflexible thinking and sudden outbursts, traits likely to provoke others' ire.

Spectrum News
Hokyoung Kim

Richard Solomon

Horror Scene

Horror Scene. July 2020. Illustration about movie theaters being dark

Variety
Grace J. Kim

The Damage

ICE officer and Asylum seeker. The Damage. February 2021. The Race to Dismantle Trump’s Immigration Policies - Trump transformed immigration through hundreds of quiet measures. Before they can be reversed, they have to be uncovered.

The New Yorker
Hansol Kim

Morning Rituals

Morning Rituals. November 2020. Window views offering a peek into different morning rituals. Featuring your neighbor Mr. Mouse who is very into his new Cozy Murder Mystery read, another neighbor who somehow manages to keep all 153 of their plants alive, and more.
Grace J. Kim

Losing My Mom to Alzheimer’s, Then Finding Her Again

Losing My Mom to Alzheimer’s, Then Finding Her Again. May 2020.

The New York Times Sunday Review
Hokyoung Kim

It is about how Homelessness affects kids' education.
Adrienne Kinsella

Barred, (Firebrand & Angel)

Created during the 2020 pandemic lockdown.
Tatsuro Kiuchi

The stars were always out in the sky

The Stars Were Always Out in the Sky. September 2020. Book cover illustration for a novel by Takako Sato.

The Stars Were Always Out in the Sky
Tatsuro Kiuchi

A Boy and Dog

A Boy and Dog. January 2021. Illustration for The Naoki Prize winner novel by Seishu Hase.

A Boy and Dog
Tatsuro Kiuchi

The Power of Clothing

The Power of Clothing, Vol. 22. August 2020. Illustration for a brochure issued by UNIQLO.

Uniqlo
Uli Knoerzer

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope. August 2020. Series of (fictional) portraits depicting Jawara Wauchope's predictions of black hairstyles post quarantine. Styling by fashion director Corey T Stokes.

Highsnobiety
Uli Knoerzer

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope. August 2020. Series of (fictional) portraits depicting Jawara Wauchope's predictions of black hairstyles post quarantine. Styling by fashion director Corey T Stokes

Highsnobiety
Uli Knoerzer

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope. August 2020. Series of (fictional) portraits depicting Jawara Wauchope's predictions of black hairstyles post quarantine. Styling by fashion director Corey T Stokes

HIghsnobiety
Uli Knoerzer

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope

A Look At Our Hair Future, According To Jawara Wauchope. August 2020. Series of (fictional) portraits depicting Jawara Wauchope's predictions of black hairstyles post quarantine dressed in. Styling by fashion director Corey T Stokes

HIghsnobiety
Chris Koehler

Jaws

Jaws. March 2020. A movie poster for the 1975 classic Jaws commissioned by Universal.
Chris Koehler

Jurassic Marty

Jurassic Marty. November 2020. Poster design for Designer Con's 2020 Gallery Show, A Flux in Time, a tribute to Back to the Future.
Maria Kofman

Drawing Our New Normal

Drawing Our New Normal. March 2020. As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps through Europe and beyond, Politico reached out to dozens of artists around the globe and asked them to draw what they're seeing and feeling.
Ben Konkol

Select Interior from My Father Once Told Me

My Father Once Told Me is a picture book about the mythical origins of planet Earth. August 2020. The story begins around a forest campfire under a canopy of constellations and rapidly unfolds into a series of action-oriented spreads featuring animals interacting with their environments.
Jon Krause

The Vestibule

The Vestibule. October 2020. A stand alone table of contents image depicting futility in the face of raging wildfires.

The Washington Post Sunday Magazine
Trisha Krauss

You're Quarantined. Is it Time to Get a Puppy?

You're Quarantined. Is it Time to Get a Puppy? April 2020. During the lockdown, there was a surge of pet purchases and adoptions. What will happen to all of these lovely creatures when we go back to work? The New York Times, Right at Home column.

The New York Times
Tianshu Kuai

Feast

Feast. December 2020. “Shameless Escapism” imagines scenarios of people fantasizing and escaping from reality overdose, indicating that humans need retreat and fantasy to discharge real-life tension and anxiety.
Anita Kunz

Class of 2020

Class of 2020. April 2020. A New Yorker cover honoring graduating students during the time of the pandemic.

The New Yorker
Anita Kunz

St Aebee

St Aebee. September 2020. This is one of 150 portraits I painted of extraordinary women we should all know. It is called Original Sisters, portraits of courage and tenacity.

Original Sisters: Portraits of Tenacity and Courage
Alex Kupczyk

Another Rainy Night

Another Rainy Night. July 2020. This is an image created based on the song of the same name, "Another Rainy Night" by Queensryche.

ArtCenter College of Design
Dave Kupczyk

Amy2

Amy2. February 2020. Oil on linen
Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe

Christopher John Rogers

Portrait of the fashion designer Christopher John Rogers by Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe for the September 2020 issue of Vanity Fair.

Vanity Fair
Sena Kwon

A graphite zine that portraits one whole year of an illustrator' daily life in spreads of 12 months, 24 pages of hours.
Sena Kwon

A graphite zine that portraits one whole year of an illustrator' daily life in spreads of 12 months, 24 pages of hours.
Parthena Kyriakides

Shane

One of four illustrated portraits for the docuseries, Trans in Trumpland. This is Shane, a trans man, us army veteran, and the main character of episode 4.
Parthena Kyriakides

Ash

Ash. December 2020. One of four illustrated portraits for the docuseries, Trans in Trumpland. This is Ash, a trans boy and the main character of episode 1.
London Ladd

https://painted-words.com

So Black

So Black. Celestial Afro-Centricism
May-Ying Lam

Waves

George Floyd protest in Houston. Waves. December 2020. A protester cries for justice after George Floyd's death by suffocation under the knee of a police officer. Her expressions are seen in the sound waves of some of Floyd's final words, "Please, officer. Please. Please." This piece addresses how voices give birth to others raising their own.

The Washington Post Magazine
Raz Latif

The Interview: Tony Thurmond: Class Act

Portrait California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond. The Interview: Tony Thurmond: Class Act. January 2021. For the Voice cover section.

The Voice
Zohar Lazar

Variety

Illustration about Warner Bros.December 2020. Partnership with HBO Max and its disruption for the standard Hollywood model.
Bernard Lee

Queen Esther Denounces Haman the Agagite

Queen Esther Denounces Haman the Agate. January 2021. A depiction of the climactic moment in the Book of Esther Chapter 7.
Bernard Lee

The Pearlmakers

The Pearlmakers. January 2021. Cover art for a novel series called "The Pearlmakers" by author Duke Tate.
Hwarim Lee

Pink Breakfast

Pink Breakfast. March 2020. This is illustration of a popular breakfast dish: pancake. It is matched with matching kitchen utensils to penetrate the vibe of pink breakfast.
Harriet Lee-Merrion

Heart USA Inc.

My four miscarriages: why is losing a pregnancy so shrouded in mystery?

My four miscarriages: why is losing a pregnancy so shrouded in mystery?. MAY 2020. Artwork accompanying a 'Long Read' article by Jennie Agg. After losing four pregnancies, the author set out to unravel the science of miscarriage. After a few months of her investigation, she found out she was pregnant again, just as the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Lars Leetaru

Thinking Is a Sickness of the Eyes

Thinking Is a Sickness of the Eyes. July 2020. The Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa and his imaginary shepherd persona Alberto Caeiro.
Ricky Leung

Looking Forward

Girl and Cafe. Looking Forward. June 2020. Regardless of what happens around, we need to look forward, and be hopeful for the future.
Dorothy Leung

Summer Books 2020

Summer Books 2020. May 2020. Books transport us, even while we're locked down at home in a pandemic

The Washington Post
Jeremy Leung

Exactly How Dangerous Is Football?

Exactly How Dangerous Is Football?. February 2020. Players, coaches, and parents must wrestle with a disturbing combination of hazard and uncertainty.
Erin Lewis

Washington University in St. Louis

I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH THIS

I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH THIS. January 2021. I was diagnosed with cancer at 23 and used my very awkward experiences with people as inspiration for this comic poster. My hope is to shed light on how to talk and interact with someone with cancer and how to be a good friend to a patient.
Yulong Li

Richard Solomon

The 30th Anniversary of SUNING PLACE

The 30th Anniversary of SUNING PLACE. October 2020. I was commissioned by SUNING, a shopping center brand in china, to create key visual illustrations for the 30th-anniversary celebration. The main inspiration comes from the traditional philosophy of the melody changes every four seasons.
Jing Li

30 Point

What Lies Beneath

What Lies Beneath. November 2020. Conceptual art to go with a story on Uncovering the complexities of commodity (including agricultural) ETFs. What you think is there might not be the whole story.