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Benjamin A Konkol

Online Retail Bully. May 2021. This piece focuses on the relentless criminal exploits of Vitaly Borker, who used cyber bullying tactics to silence victims of his retail website, and defraud customers who thought they were purchasing legitimate designer eyeglasses.
Barney Abramson

Southwest Gas Corp

This illustration depicts a clean energy future through a nature-inspired scene. Matt Carlson was the head Illustrator and Barney Abramson was a secondary Illustrator. The purpose of this was to show Nevada residents a glimpse of a sustainable energy future through the use of RNG-powered buses.
Jackson Adriano

KCAI Student Work.
Monika Aichele

Sky, cloister, war, monch, butt, eurasian jay, PS1, turtle,. Himmel, Arsch und Zwirn. December 2021. Heavens...! A picture frieze on an old saying connected with the destinies of women in one family in Baden-Wuerttemberg. For Literature House Stuttgart.
Najeebah Al-Ghadban

A series of collages for "The Fragmented Figure" exhibit at Transmitter Gallery. The art examines what a year of isolation and loneliness has done to the creative process. The solitary figures evoke a range of states: from visceral emotions to introspective expressions that mark the passage of time.
Najeebah Al-Ghadban

A series of collages for "The Fragmented Figure" exhibit at Transmitter Gallery. The art examines what a year of isolation and loneliness has done to the creative process. The solitary figures evoke a range of states: from visceral emotions to introspective expressions that mark the passage of time.
Giovanni Alberti

Cover illustration for the 2021 Winter issue of In Trieste magazine.

In Trieste
Giovanni Alberti

A professor reflects on the onscreen lives  of himself and his students this year. Illustrations created for the 2021 Summer issue of Amherst Magazine, based on an essay by Ilan Stavans. Art direction: Ronn Campisi.
James Albon

IllustrationZone

Jean Jaures, Paris, Cafe Croissant. Hotel Murders - Jean Jaures. August 2021. A series of true crime illustrations for the French newspaper Libération, on famous murders that took place in hotels.
Grace Aldrich

Personal piece based on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving.
Hertz Alegrio

Garden exhaustion
Hertz Alegrio

Tender moment on the metro
Sonia Alins

Kate Larkworthy

Contemporary By U art gallery. July 2021. "Oceanids" is a series of handmade mixed-media pieces created for a solo exhibition in Contemporary By U art gallery, in Taipei (Taiwan). Influenced by the myth of the Oceanids, the Greek sea nymphs, these pieces are an ode to femininity, motherhood, love and nature.
Selina Alko

I is for IMMIGRANTS. June 2021. Alphabet spread from a children's picture book celebrating diversity in America.

I is for IMMIGRANTS
Selina Alko

B is for Bodega. June 2021. Alphabet spread from a children's picture book celebrating diversity in America.

I is for IMMIGRANTS
Rafa Alvarez

Rafa Alvarez Studio

Run or Pass? Fans Decide. November 2021. This illustration was commissioned for the printed version of Experience magazine. The article explains the rules of Fan Controlled Football, a technology-based version of football where plays are decided by social media votes, resulting into an interactive -yet hectic- new sport.

Experience Magazine
Angelica Alzona

Jezebel. These Girls Just Wanted to Run. March 2021. For a story on bills targeting trans girl athletes.
Ofra Amit

A poster for a theater play about two childhood friends who were girls at risk from a distressed neighborhood, that meet after 30 years they haven't spoken with each other. Acrylic on paper.
Tara Anand

Protest on the Road to Cochin. Kochi, India. April 2021. A series of illustrations based on Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things for my Junior Thesis at SVA.

School of Visual Arts
Scott Anderson

A Winter's Tale, Interrupted. April 2021. Poster illustration for Westmont Festival Theatre's production of A Winter's Tale, Interrupted. A remix of Shakespeare's classic The Winter's Tale, this contemporary retelling was updated and told through a pandemic lens.

Westmont Festival Theatre
Anonymous

Operation Fox Hunt: How China Exports Repression Using a Network of Spies Hidden in Plain Sight. July 2021. China sends covert teams abroad to bring back people accused — justifiably or not — of financial crimes. One New Jersey family was stalked as part of a global campaign that takes families hostage and pressures immigrants to serve as spies.

ProPublica
Anonymous

Operation Fox Hunt: How China Exports Repression Using a Network of Spies Hidden in Plain Sight. July 2021. China sends covert teams abroad to bring back people accused — justifiably or not — of financial crimes. One New Jersey family was stalked as part of a global campaign that takes families hostage and pressures immigrants to serve as spies.

ProPublica
Gen Arai

Factory. May 2021. Illustration for a company's corporate website.
Peter Arkle

Whisky Distiller, Hard Himstedt. Knock Tales Portrait Series. August 2021. Portrait of Jared Himstedt, head distiller of Balcones Whiskey, Texas. For a series of podcast interviews conducted by Gordon Bruce of anCnoc Highland Single Malt Whisky, Scotland. One of 11 portraits commissioned by Burt Greener PR in Edinburgh.
Peter Arkle

Near the Finish Line of the New York City Marathon. Overhead in New York. December 2021. Monthly reportage page for Popeye magazine, Japan. Translation by Momoko Ikeda. NEAR THE FINISH LINE OF THE NEW YORK CITY MARATHON

Popeye
Amanda Arlotta

Violeta. January 2022. Illustrated cover for the novel “Violeta”, an epic story written by Isabel Allende.

Violeta
Amanda Arlotta

Fashion Future. June 2021. Illustrated for The New York Times Sunday Business cover story “What Are We Going to Wear?” exploring predictions of the future of fashion.

The New York Times
Arn0

Awardist - Cate Blanchett. December 2021. Awardist is Entertainment Weekly's branding for all things Oscars, Emmys, and other awards races. Every cover features an original, commissioned illustration of our cover star, rendered in a style that complements the project that Is getting attention on the awards circuit.

Entertainment Weekly
Gil Ashby

As Sara sat for the 8:30 am figure session in the mask that day, she would embody the spirit of the essential workers that we rely on for content delivery no longer taken for granted.

Sara's shirt
Lisel Ashlock

Lisel Ashlock Illustration

Night Garden. January 2021. Custom Wall Mural for Hygge & West.

Hygge & West
Phil Ashworth

"Signs on the Road". A series of modern occurrences and situations displayed as bright neon signs directing us down the road.
Nathan Asplund

Dodgers. October 2021. Illustration created during the Dodgers 2021 playoff run.
Christina Baeriswyl

Illustrateuse

Ukraine. Invasion of Ukraine. March 2021. Illustration about the destruction of Ukraine by the invasion of Russia.
Christina Baeriswyl

Illustrateuse

Drinking during the pandemic. February 2022. Illustration about addiction and isolation during the pandemic.
Flora Bai

RAINY DAYS. An Apple Fall on A Rainy Day. December 2021. I'm exploring a new analogous color palette and character design. This is selected from my upcoming experimental picture book.
Davor Bakara

Panic Rabbit. August 2021. One of eight animal drawings commissioned for use inside and on the cover of the paperback book , Surviving in the Organization Zoo“ about different stereotypes of people’s behaviour in the business world like in meetings etc. Art Directors: Davor Bakara, Claudia Hupprich

Surviving in the Organization Zoo
Houda Bakkali

Lust without regrets. This piece represents desire in all its forms through simple lines and vibrant colors. A powerful and passionate desire, but at the same time orderly and serene, full of intensity, exuberance and beauty, where the woman is the protagonist of her own freedom and fantasy.

Lust
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates New York

The Great Gatsby luxury edition. February 2021. We created the design of the slipcase, the cover art and the interior illustrations for the luxury edition of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald part of the Illuminated Editions, Beehive Books 2022. The book is an oversized 9x12" hardcover edition, cloth-bound in sewn signatures, and enclosed in an elaborately embossed and debossed die-cut slipcase. The 1925 Fitzgerald's story is set in the Jazz Age on Long Island, near New York City. It depicts first-person narrator Nick Carraway's interactions with mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby and Gatsby's obsession to reunite with his former lover, Daisy Buchanan. Gouache, pen, pencil, digital

The Great Gatsby
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates New York

The Great Gatsby luxury edition. February 2021. We created the design of the slipcase, the cover art and the interior illustrations for the luxury edition of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald part of the Illuminated Editions, Beehive Books 2022. The book is an oversized 9x12" hardcover edition, cloth-bound in sewn signatures, and enclosed in an elaborately embossed and debossed die-cut slipcase. The 1925 Fitzgerald's story is set in the Jazz Age on Long Island, near New York City. It depicts first-person narrator Nick Carraway's interactions with mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby and Gatsby's obsession to reunite with his former lover, Daisy Buchanan. Gouache, pen, pencil, digital

The Great Gatsby
Dan Baldwin

The illustration reflects the very problem the US logistics community faces: a complex maze of trucks, moving in every direction, picking up, delivering, and dropping off freight. Inefficiency is everywhere.

Web - www.vutrans.com
Mathias Ball

Climate change will keep getting worse. Our response won’t cut it. December 2021. A comment on climate change worsening, and how our current response won’t cut it.

The Washington Post
Natalya Balnova

Natalya Balnova Illustration

Immortal Frivolity. November 2021. Two-color silkscreen poster, size 15x22”, edition of 15.
Natalya Balnova

Natalya Balnova Illustration

Silent Dialogues. October 2021. Two-color silkscreen poster, size 15x22”, edition of 12
Kristen Balouch

A sweet ode to dreams of all kinds. If you are the pilot, I am the plane. If you are the gardener, I am the rain. If you are the writer, I am the nook. If you are the reader, I am the book. In simple poetic language, a child is assured that no matter what or where they are, they will never be alone.

If You Are The Dreamer
Kristen Balouch

A sweet ode to dreams of all kinds. If you are the pilot, I am the plane. If you are the gardener, I am the rain. If you are the writer, I am the nook. If you are the reader, I am the book. In simple poetic language, a child is assured that no matter what or where they are, they will never be alone.

If You Are The Dreamer
Sergio Baradat

World Languages. November 2021. One in a series of of three images used to create postage stamps and silk scarves for the The United Nations celebrating world languages.

The United Nations
Davide Barco

La piedad de D10s. November 2021. A tribute illustration to the loss of Maradona inspired to La Pietà of Michelangelo.
Davide Barco

25th Anniversary Nike x KNVB. January 2022. Illustration commissioned by NIKE as a gift for KNVB (the dutch national soccer association), to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their sponsorship and collaboration on their kit.
Hanna Barczyk

Ella Lupo/Purple Rain Illustrators

Want more women in the military? First clean it up. June 2021. Illustration on sexual harassment in the military.

The Globe & Mail
Hanna Barczyk

Ella Lupo/Purple Rain Illustrators

Imagining a Better Way to Grow Old in America. July 2021. Full page illustration on caring for our community by caring for our elders.
Franziska Barczyk

Purple Rain Illustrators

Ringing in the ear.Lots of Noise for Nothing?. September 2021. Living with Tinnitus, the ringing sound experienced inside the head.
Meegan Barnes

As a dog lover with a studio in downtown LA, I cant help but appreciate and illustrate the dogs I see, and the humans they're with.
Meegan Barnes

As a dog lover with a studio in downtown LA, I cant help but appreciate and illustrate the dogs I see, and the humans they're with.
Jean Basiletti

Let them eat Jake. May 2021. SCAD Student Illustration

Savannah College of Art and Design
Dna Bat

An illustration depicting a friends struggle with addiction. December 2021.
George Bates

George Bates Studio

CATS Charlotte Area Transit System—Charlotte, NC. THE WORTH OF THAT, IS THAT WHICH IT CONTAINS, AND THAT IS THIS, AND THIS WITH THEE REMAINS. September 2021. Lesser known & unknown community members contributing to this thriving historically Black enclave against the history of racism, segregation & violence was of utmost importance within the site-specific project. Area holds one of the first African-American Universities founded after Emancipation.
Daniel Baxter

Eva Perón. November 2022. Cover art for the premiere arts and culture magazine of the Hudson Valley. This issue spotlighted my work, including this portrait of Eva Perón.

Chronogram Magazine
Melinda Beck

Jormel

Scientists are revealing how a child can shape a mother's heart and mind – literally.
Melinda Beck

A cover illustration for a special issue of The Pennsylvania Gazette. December 2021. This issue focused on the pandemic’s psychological, economic, and social impacts on health care workers, parents, and the most vulnerable in our society.

The Pennsylvania Gazette
polly becker

From a series of allegorical Pandora's Box creatures, Credulity.

Pandora's Box
Dan Bejar

Taking Taiwan. July 2021. Illustration for a story about Taiwan and how after 70 years of relative peace between China and Taiwan there have been disturbing signals that Beijing is reconsidering its peaceful approach.

Foreign Affairs
Douglas Bell

Hush. November 2021. Paranormal investigators listening to EVPs.
Lola Beltrán

In a nod to the late Anthony Bourdain’s well-known love of rock-n-roll. July 2021. Lola Beltrán's portrait takes inspiration from screen-print gig posters, with a strong central likeness surrounded by food and references to the famous chef's globe-trotting life.

Entertainment Weekly
Julie Benbassat

History of the Renaissance Pages. December 2021. Pages from the "History of the Renaissance" nonfiction children's book for RZbook publishing located in Beijing.

History of the Renaissance Pages
Lauren Simkin Berke

Cover for A Christmas Carol. October 2021.
Lauren Simkin Berke

Smithsonian Magazine

Diptheria was highly contagious, lethal and mysterious. Then medical experts developed treatments and vaccines, and the dreaded affliction disappeared – but not entirely.
Juan Bernabeu

Salzman International

Life Without Parole Is Replacing the Death Penalty — But the Legal Defense System Hasn’t Kept Up. May 2021. Five illustrations by Juan Bernabeu beautifully capture the impossible situation people with life-without-parole sentences find themselves in, with unqualified lawyers, sometimes serving for non-violent crimes, or well into old age.

The Marshall Project
Juan Bernabeu

The Only Way We Get Out of There Is in a Pine Box. December 2021. Five illustrations by Juan Bernabeu beautifully capture the impossible situation people with life-without-parole sentences find themselves in, with unqualified lawyers, sometimes serving for non-violent crimes, or well into old age.

The Marshall Project
Juan Bernabeu

Salzman International

Walking In The Ashes. September 2021. How can we find our footing in a groundless reality where everything can fall apart at a moment’s notice? What pathways to healing must be walked? What strategies for survival need to be developed? What does living in an unfolding apocalyptic reality look like?
Tina Berning

Let Me Be Frank
Tina Berning

Let Me Be Frank
Guy Billout

Skyscraper. June 2021. Original drawing created for Instagram
Marty Blake

Marty Blake Graphic Design

A personal piece created for a group gallery exhibition themed for Women's History Month.
Cathie Bleck

Seasons of the heart and soul flow through our lives, blending in and through one another, oblivious to the clockwork precision of the sun and the moon, but with the same relentless presistence. We will find our way in these difficult times.
Serge Bloch

Facts About Kissing. February 2021. Series of illustrations for the recurring "13 Things" department in Reader's Digest.

Reader's Digest
Paul Blow

Handsome Frank

Feeling 10 Feet High. February 2022. To illustrate the album New Modern Homes for the English band The Chesterfields.

New Modern Homes
Dominic Bodden

Anna Goodson Illustration

Alone Together. January 2022. An illustration inspired by all the families that have survived two years of social distancing, home schooling, working remote, and every other challenge of life in pandemic times.
Giulio Bonasera

Salzman International

Afghanistan Women Face The Taliban. The U.S. promised protection to the locals it relied on during the war. When it withdrew, it abandoned thousands to the Taliban.
Giulio Bonasera

Salzman International

Text While Walking. What Could Go Wrong?. "You’re all about that hustle, that multitask, that way of always being on! What better way to do that than by putting one foot in front of the other and marching into your future while keeping your eyes fixed on something else entirely?"

New York Magazine
Davide Bonazzi

Salzman International

The Legacy of Violence. July 2021. Illustration for an article by Sisonke Msimang about how South Africans have long struggled to escape a downward spiral of violent conflict against colonialism and apartheid, in order to pursue a culture of democracy and peace.
Davide Bonazzi

Salzman International

Four New Messages. November 2021. Book cover illustration of "Quattro nuovi messaggi" (Italian edition of "Four New Messages") by Joshua Cohen. A quartet of audacious fictions that capture the pathos and absurdity of life in the age of the internet.

Quattro nuovi messaggi
Jens Bonnke

Cover art for a podcast about a cold case of a missing girl named Georgine. (Title of the podcast is "Mit aller Gewalt" meaning "With full force".)

Mit aller Gewalt
Jens Bonnke

About the "fight-or-flight" response principle, also called "acute stress response". For an article about stress clinics. July 2021.
Juliette Borda

17 Trees. February 2021. An illustration for the 137th St Beautification Project in NYC, for a book funded by City Parks Foundation.
Federica Bordoni

Marlén Agency

Invisible Cities. Melanie. January 2021. Serie of illustrations inspired by the book Invisible Cities, written by Italo Calvino. Each city is described in a surreal way, titled with a woman's name and I focused on this particular aspect, merging the woman into the city itself.
Richard Borge

Richard Solomon

Putin Sinking. March 2022. A piece about Putin sinking in the blood of the Ukrainian people.
Mark Borgions

HandMade Monsters

The Condition of Royal Tenenbaums is Stable. December 2021. Giclee print, part of a pop culture group show at Gallery 1988 in LA. Based on the Wes Anderson movie The Royal Tenenbaums.
Genevieve Bormes

The New Yorker Union, 1 World Trade Center, The New Yorker. In Solidarity: Unpublished New Yorker Union Strike Issue. June 2021. In 2021, The New Yorker Union averted a strike and secured a contract after over two years of collective bargaining. This was the "leaked" cover for a labor-themed strike issue that would have been produced exclusively by union members in the event of a strike.
Joel Bower

joelBowerCreative

F party - Alone again. November 2021. The long walk home from the party. Digital paint.
Joel Bower

joelBowerCreative

Hop hop. December 2021. Dance expression based on Japanese characters. Digital pain
Stuart Bradford

For an article on managing insurance and treatment costs for blood disorders.
Bowen Bramwell

Illustration By Bo

My name is Bo Bramwell. I create “Soul Stories” where I tell people’s life stories through esoteric/subconscious symbolism. I use a combination of automatic drawing and a bit of planning in all my pieces to let them build themselves. Between chaos and order, magic happens.

Putting Souls On Paper
Adrian Brandon

Issa Rae. For(bes) the Culture: 50 Champions. October 2021. Celebrating the Champions Investing In Black And Brown Success.

Forbes Media
Adrian Brandon

Al Harrington. For(bes) the Culture: 50 Champions. October 2021. Celebrating the Champions Investing In Black And Brown Success.

Forbes Media
Ernest Brants

Savannah College of Art and Design

Poster Design highlighting Atlanta's Tunnel Vision event.
Mark Braught

MarkBraught Studios

Strange Duck Brewery. December 2021. Created for a small craft brewery, Strange Duck, promoting the unique aspect of their products, for in-store promotion, merchandising, online, and print advertising.
Julia Breckenreid

The kitchen scene, featuring; Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Chuck Close, Linda Benglis, Dorothy & Herbert Vogel, Richard Tuttle and Sol Lewitt.. Dorothy & Herbert: An Ordinary Couple and Their Extraordinary Collection of Art. October 2021. This picture book is about Dorothy & Herbert Vogel - the postal worker and librarian - who lived in New York and loved art, spent every dollar they made collecting it, then eventually gave it all away to museums across the country.
Wayne Brezinka

Kurt Cobain: Box Shaped Heart. October 2021 marked Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ 30th-Anniversary Reissue. I created this portrait of Kurt Cobain to expand the conversation surrounding substance abuse and the often-associated stigma attached.
Corey Brickley

Sir Peter and the Airplane Thief. March 2021. Illustrations by Corey Brickley depicting the story Sir Peter and the Airplane Thief featured in the Vanity Fair March 2021 issue. Creative Director: Kira Pollack Design Director: Justin Patrick Long

Vanity Fair
David M. Brinley

Rapp|Art

Billie Eilish is nominated for Record of the Year for Happier Than Ever. December 2021. The nod marks the young star’s third time competing for the prize, and if she wins, she’ll become the first woman to come out on top in the most competitive arena at the Grammys three times.
Brian Britigan

Chain of Lakes. October 2021. A two-color 18"x24" screen print created as part of Posters for Parks, an annual exhibition with proceeds benefitting Minneapolis parks.
Steve Brodner

Joe Biden, Greg Abbot, Insurrectionists, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Sean Hannity, Mike Pence, Donald Trump Jr., Mitch Mcconnell, etc. Biden's World. January 2022. The characters in the White House’s world, one year in.

The Washington Post
Steve Brodner

Carol Leonnig, Yasmeen Abutaleb, Susan Glasser, Michael Wolff, Bob Woodward, Robert Casta, etc. Welcome to the Trump Book Expo. September 2021. Competition is intense for authors writing about the last administration.

The New York Times Book Review
VALENTINA BROSTEAN

c/o Illozoo

A blooming spring portrait! Warm, tender, vibrant and beautiful. It's created with an idea to pay respect to awake of mother nature, plants, flowers, celebrating new beginnings. This portrait is glorifying contact with nature, a playful state of harmony and joy, recalling the memories of childhood.

ODE TO SPRING
VALENTINA BROSTEAN

c/o Illozoo

This illustration has been created for an article exploring the meaning of creativity. How do we perceive it, how do we feel and relate to it, if it had a face and body how would "creativity" look-alike? How to open and train our minds and souls towards the flow of this very important life element.

How to capture and express creativity
Keith Brown

Part of CJR's Existential Issue. A reportage comic written by CJR’s Savannah Jacobson, about the history of the press pass.

Columbia Journalism Review
Keith Brown

Part of CJR's Existential Issue. A reportage comic written by CJR’s Savannah Jacobson, about the history of the press pass.

Columbia Journalism Review
Tyler Brown

CSU Northridge

Billie Eilish. February 2022. Billie is a commentary on contemporary music trends and aesthetics.
Calef Brown

These Are The Times That Try Men's...Hair. December 2022. One of two illustrations commissioned to accompany a piece by Ron Hauge, where he uses the predictive text function of text messaging to complete well known aphorisms and sayings. An example: Whatever floats your… car.
Stephanie Browne

Banker's Lamp. October 2021. Personal work
Miranda Bruce

Page from a self published zine titled FEEL that revolves around the idea of anxiety and all the feelings this entails
Jonathan Bruns

Jonathan Bruns Fine Art

Flamengo, Fluminense. These Football Times "Fla-Flu—Brazil's Biggest Game". September 2021. Ink illustration for the Flamengo issue of These Football Times for an article on the heated crosstown rivalry between Flamengo and Fluminense. The spread uses symmetry from page to page and depicts the passion of the clubs, as if going into battle.
Jonathan Bruns

Jonathan Bruns Fine Art

Franz Beckenbauer. These Football Times "Titans of the Boardroom". July 2021. A series of digital illustrations depicting prominent members of the Bayern Munich board, for the issue of These Football Times on the German football club. Each member was illustrated to be used on an intro spread as well as throughout the article as spot illustrations.
Nigel Buchanan

Former New York city mayor and attorney to President Donald Trump, Rudy Guiliani. Rudy Country. September 2021. Illustration by Nigel Buchanan depicting, former NYC Mayor and attorney to President Donald Trump, Rudy Guiliani for the story Rudy Country featured in the Vanity Fair September 2021 issue. Creative Director: Kira Pollack Design Director: Justin Patrick Long

Vanity Fair
Nigel Buchanan

One of a series of portraits of "icons"

The Hollywood Reporter
Nigel Buchanan

Putin as religious icon

Wirtschaft Woche
Paul Buckley

penguin random house

Whats in the Kool-Aid.
Carlos Buelvas

Emotional landscapes it’s inspired by my mom’s childhood and all her love for nature and the place where she grew up, in the Colombian Caribbean
Jude Buffum

17 Things That Will Freak Out Any Gen Xer. February 2022. One of the "17 Things That Will Freak Out Any Gen Xer" in an article for AARP's The Arrow was that "Mario, the cartoon plumber from countless Nintendo video games, is just three years away from the recommended age for colorectal cancer screenings."

AARP
Marc Burckhardt

Lucid Dreams. April 2021. For exhibit curated by Danijela Krha Purssey of Beautiful Bizarre, at Copro Gallery, Santa Monica.
Michela Buttignol

Enduring Earth. April 2022. A new conservation partnership that WWF is part of that aims to secure permanent protected status for over 2.5 million square miles of land, freshwater, and ocean habitats.
John Jay Cabuay

Rapp/Art

MLK: Honoring the Life & Legacy. January 2022. MLK tribute Digital Mural and Poster commissioned by AT&T Discovery District to be viewed on MLK day 1/17/2022 but was conceived in 12/2021.

AT&T Discovery District
Carlo Cadenas

Cover Illustration for Top Workplaces Magazine from The Washington Post 2021. June 2021. The theme of the magazine was how workplaces were changing as people slowly started to return back to the offices. The illustration concept highlights a "working together strategy" as the path to adapt to the new reality.

The Washington Post
Taylor Callery

RAPP ART

Blaxit. November 2021. Full Page illustration for a feature discussing The Black Contemporary Artists Who Are Leaving America. Building on the legacy of luminaries such as James Baldwin and Josephine Baker, many black creatives are seeking out new possibilities abroad.

Courrier International
Taylor Callery

RAPP ART

Pope Schism. July 2021. REVIEW cover illustration that discusses how Pope Francis may be leading the Church to a schism. Disagreements over same-sex relationships and the role of women are heightening tensions among Catholics worldwide.

The Wall Street Journal
Ken Camellia

Rei Kawakubo, the creator of Comme Des Garçon. December 2021. Always a personal hero of mine. Her designs always push the boundaries of creative individualism. Here I captured her avant-garde nature and artistic prowess through sharp, contrasted, and saturated colors and uniform button placements.
Alexandria Canchola

TAMU-CC

Appreciation for the Latinx culture's family values. Multigenerational families where grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins all take active parts in your life surrounding you with love, laughter, and a lot of food! (and maybe even some drama too!)
Alexandria Canchola

TAMU-CC

This illustration was part of an exhibition showcased at K Space Contemporary that examined the roles we cast on others so that they are of a “type of person” a “type of character”. She never looked away from her plate. It was impressive.
Ivan Canu

Salzman International

Portrait of the Italian intellectual Carlo Michaelstaedter. April 2022. For Leg Edizioni publisher.

Leg Edizioni
Ivan Canu

Salzman International

Portrait of the Slovenian writer Srečko Kosovel. April 2022. For Leg Edizioni publisher.

Leg Edizioni
Nan Cao

SVA Monday Motivation Series. February 2021. A series of illustrated tips commissioned by School of Visual Arts, which talks about how to stay motivated during the Covid -19 pandemic.

SVA
André Carrilho

Keeping Up with the Johnsons. November 2021. Created for a piece by Lara Prendergast about the extravagant redecoration of Boris and Carrie (Symonds) Johnson's Downing Street home.

Harper's Magazine
Andre Carrilho

Kyle Rittenhouse. Not Guilty. November 2021. Illustration on the not guilty verdict of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

Air Mail
Ryan Casey

DrunkDrawn is an instagram account illustrating all things pop culture.

Caricatures
Peter Cassell

DVD cover for the 1956 French film "A Man Escaped". The main character knows his chance of survival in a Nazi prison is low and devises a plan of escape. The hand represents the Nazi stranglehold on the French people, and their determination to take whatever they wanted through force.
Cheryl Chalmers

Series of watercolor portraits commissioned to honor and recognize Ithaca College's Alumni achievements and their commitment to making the world a better place. The 13 portraits were featured in the Fall 2021 issue of ICView magazine as well as in the Alumni Awards Ceremony Program.

ICView
Cheryl Chalmers

Series of watercolor portraits commissioned to honor and recognize Ithaca College's Alumni achievements and their commitment to making the world a better place. The 13 portraits were featured in the Fall 2021 issue of ICView magazine as well as in the Alumni Awards Ceremony Program.

ICView
Catherine Chan

Radical Learning. December 2021. Victor Rios, who was a dropout himself, created a program that helps fellow educators reframe 'at-risk' students as 'at-promise' individuals.
Matt Chase

Is This the End of French Intellectual Life? March 2021. France's culture of argument has come under the sway of a more ideological, more identity-focused model imported from the United States

The New York Times
Doug Chayka

The Power of Trade. May 2021. Despite the tensions, business between China and the United States has never been better.

Internazionale Magazine
Yiyi Chen

savannah collage of art and design

We Are Merchandise. By turning people's faces into barcodes, this work satirizes the alienation of people into merchandise in the capitalist society.
corn chen

MUTEAM

The story is based on a true story of a lighthouse keeper. Served at the lighthouse for decades, the lighthouse keeper once experienced hardship and loneliness, hunger and cold, and even got left on a remote island for over 100 days, faced death alone, and left his last words.

The Lighthouse Keeper
corn chen

MUTEAM

The story is based on a true story of a lighthouse keeper. Served at the lighthouse for decades, the lighthouse keeper once experienced hardship and loneliness, hunger and cold, and even got left on a remote island for over 100 days, faced death alone, and left his last words.

The Lighthouse Keeper
Jiawen Chen

Maybe It's Not Laziness. February 2022. 66% of mental health issues go undiagnosed in the Middle East region. Our campaign aims to connect with those who’re suffering from these symptoms and direct them to a PHQ-9 depression test, to determine if they should seek professional help.
Jiawen Chen

Maybe It's Not Procrastination. February 2022. 66% of mental health issues go undiagnosed in the Middle East region. Our campaign aims to connect with those who’re suffering from these symptoms and direct them to a PHQ-9 depression test, to determine if they should seek professional help.
Yinju Chen

Paper-cut works inspired by the old tale from Norway, East of the Sun and West of the Moon, which full of charming classic elements, beauty and the beast, the transformation of man, and the search for love at the end of the world. These five works will be turned into a accordion folded book.
YiJie Chen

Surreal. Fortune Telling. February 2022. Fortune telling is a metaphor to describe in the beginning lovers tend to decrypt the mystery of each other eagerly. I connect the idea with my country’s old tradition that couples usually will go to see a fortune teller and predict their fate before entering into marriages.
Yichin Chen

Easy. Breezy, silky!. April 2021. Using the visual language of the 50s shopping catalog that widely spread all over America, this illustration is a visual experiment in probing the so-called beauty and social norms.
An Chen

Taiwan. Still Life No.5 - Viola and Her Tea Party. August 2021.
Tianqi Chen

New Yorker. February 2022. I always consider myself an observer in this world. I like to sit on the bench and watch various people walking past. For me, the best thing about New York is that there are all kinds of interesting people, fighting for a better tomorrow.

School of Visual Arts
Emma Cheng

This is a Commission for an eye clinic in Taiwan. Just like the maintenance of cameras, our eyes need regular checkups too. I made eye exam a more interesing and entertaining experience as a game.
WuJyun Cheng

Clone Fight. December 2021.This work is for a CD cover and the song's YouTube cover which shows the process of a clone who fight the fake world.
Cydney Cherepak

XYZ Licensing Header. August 2021. XYZ Type Foundry. XYZ Licensing Header. October 2021. Illustrations for the independent digital type foundry XYZ Type's new website, highlighting their revamped font licensing structure.
Vicki Cheung

The big day. April 2021. This zine is capturing the beautiful and warm moments in my big day. It was a small but intimate wedding at a classic chapel. Due to the pandemic, I can’t invite everyone to my wedding. Therefore, I want to share the joy with family and friends through this zine.
Vicki Cheung

The big day. February 2021. This zine is capturing the beautiful and warm moments in my big day. It was a small but intimate wedding at a classic chapel. Due to the pandemic, I can’t invite everyone to my wedding. Therefore, I want to share the joy with family and friends through this zine.
Marcos Chin

EmDash LLC

Kenyon College. Real World Research. November 2021. Feature on research by a college student into young adults' experiences with depression and anxiety.
Marcos Chin

Illustration for Facebook social media campaign to support LGBTQ+ safe spaces. December 2021.
Jiyun Choi

ArtCenter College of Design

Norton Simon Museum. December 2021. Illustration based on a visit to the Norton Simon Museum.
Jura Choi

OCAD University

A silent family dinner. Family Dinner. April 2021. A series of illustrations of reactions and processing of one’s mortality, which leads to a change in perspective affecting how we may see our environment, leading to a psychological affect that blurs the line between reality and fantasy.
Chia Huei Chou

Poolside. August 2021. A personal project about the holiday scene. Dreamy poolside and people.
Andrea Chronopoulos

Hodinkee. A Complete Newbie Meets Her First Watch Collector. May 2021. Last month, we sent intrepid beginner Sarah Miller shopping for a Rolex. Today, she gets her hands on a legit collection – and she has some questions.
Andrea Chronopoulos

Hodinkee. Complete Newbie Attempts To Understand How A Watch Actually Works. May 2021."I took a crash course – and I crashed. But along the way, I learned a few things that will serve me well once I pull myself from the wreckage."
Julien Chung

Zero Zebras, One Wallaby. August 2022. Can you count what isn't there? Can you count to zero? The author takes us on a wild animal safari counting one wallaby, two tuna, three thrushes, and four frogs but absolutely ZERO zebras. Readers will realize the infinite possibilities of counting what is and isn't on the page.

Zero Zebras
Julien Chung

Julien Chung Designs

Zero Zebras, Six Seals. August 2022. Can you count what isn't there? Can you count to zero? The author takes us on a wild animal safari counting one wallaby, two tuna, three thrushes, and four frogs but absolutely ZERO zebras. Readers will realize the infinite possibilities of counting what is and isn't on the page.

Zero Zebras
Julien Chung

Julien Chung Designs

Zero Zebras, Seven Spiders. August 2022. Can you count what isn't there? Can you count to zero? The author takes us on a wild animal safari counting one wallaby, two tuna, three thrushes, and four frogs but absolutely ZERO zebras. Readers will realize the infinite possibilities of counting what is and isn't on the page.

Zero Zebras
Julien Chung

Julien Chung Designs

Zero Zebras, Eight Elephants. August 2021. Can you count what isn't there? Can you count to zero? The author takes us on a wild animal safari counting one wallaby, two tuna, three thrushes, four frogs but absolutely ZERO zebras. Readers will realize the infinite possibilities of counting what is and isn't on the page.
Jamie Ciao

"The Fission Puppet" is one of the covers of the "Navigator Youth Science Fiction Series Books" created by me. It tells about the fight between the sun bird and astronauts, and the whole story is shrouded in danger and murder. Author: Ping Yang.

Book Cover: The Fission Puppet
Joe Ciardiello

Mississippi John Hurt. July 2021. From a series of Blues CD covers for Sunset Blvd Records.

Sunset Blvd Records
Joe Ciardiello

Rev. Gary Davis. November 2021. From a series of Blues CD covers for Sunset Blvd Records.

Sunset Blvd Records
Francesco Ciccolella

Purple Rain Illustrators

Vaccine Queue-jumping. February 2021. Illustration accompanying an essay in Die Zeit about the issue of vaccine queue-jumping in the early days of the pandemic.
Greg Clarke

Rogue Dogue. November 2021. A poster image created for roomfifty.com, a London-based online print shop featuring work from contemporary illustrators.

Roomfifty
Lucille Clerc

Andre Michaux, an 18th-century French botanist supported by Thomas Jefferson, faced a historic decision. He chose betrayal.

Smithsonian Magazine
Lucille Clerc

The 6th Extinction. April 2021. A representation of contemporary Noah's Ark

Alternatives Economiques
Shane Cluskey

Hand, Boat & Moon. Heart Of Darkness. October 2021. Created for the deluxe edition of the classic novella. The hand conveys the moral corruption that grips the steamboat as it embarks on it's voyage.
Maura Cluthe

Pattern Play 2021. Throughout the course of the 2020-2021 academic year when I was teaching remotely from my studio, I continued to work on this piece throughout the semester in between my classes. Playing with simple patterns and shapes, I completely painted over a piece from years ago, bit by bit until I felt like it was complete.
Fernando Cobelo

Purple Rain Illustrators

Poster for Orvieto Cinema Fest. September 2021. Illustration, lettering and graphic project for Orvieto Cinema Fest 2021. The image aims to express how cinema can complete and enrich us as individuals. That's why we can see the projection of the movie camera completing the character's body.
Tom Cocotos

A collage interpretation of a painting by Bellini of a Venetian Doge. June 2021. As part of an ongoing personal series, these collages combine compositional elements from master paintings, creating new narratives, exploring the ambiguities of power structures.
Giovanni Colaneri

Italy. Time Machine. January 2021. UTOPIA theme contest by Tapirulan.it "I can do it!" he used to say to himself. So he has been working with his trusty partner on the time machine project for a lifetime, in order to get back even a single hug that the accident had stolen from him forever.
Eric Comstock

Self promotion piece I created to generate more illustration projects. When I sat down to work on this project I could only draw a blank and felt stuck. And viola! I had an idea for my illustration.
Lisa Congdon

Hello World. April 2021. Lisa Congdon's WIRED cover illustration Hello, World about coming out of our shells after months of isolation
Fabio Consoli

The cover is about the Milan Citizens. Milan is the Italian capital of business, often represented by beautiful Italian still life. I choose to represent the less lucky citizens. Milan can be a cold city and often they spend the winter in the underground.

The Milaneser
Fabio Consoli

Private commission. It is about the power of family, learning from kids and sharing their beautiful, positive, faithful, point of view.
Timothy Cook

[love is more thicker than forget]. march 2021. Artwork accompanying the poem "[love is more thicker than forget]" by E. E. Cummings in various self-promotional uses.
David Cooper

Moonwalking. April 2021. Punk rock-loving JJ Pankowski and Pie Velez, a math and history geek by day and graffiti artist by night, stumble into an unlikely friendship, swapping notes on their love of music and art. But a run-in with the cops threatens to unravel it all.
Kate Copeland

Awardist - Caitríona Balfe. November 2021. Awardist is Entertainment Weekly's branding for all things Oscars, Emmys, and other awards races. Every cover features an original, commissioned illustration of our cover star, rendered in a style that complements the project that Is getting attention on the awards circuit.

Entertainment Weekly
Corey Corcoran

A person chasing a hidden figure behind a large book titled 'Foodie'. On the Trail of a Mysterious, Pseudonymous Author. July 2021. An illustration for an article about the search for the mysterious author of a beguiling novel titled 'Foodie'.
Eduardo Corral

MICA Maryland Institute College of Art

Based on everyday “aliens,” this vector illustration depicts humanoid-like characters that appear intimidating at first; but in a closer inspection, they tell a story of life, repair, and recovery. The project stems directly from my official VISA Status: “Alien with extraordinary abilities”.
Sol Cotti

For Harvard Business Review on How Design an Office that People Want to Come Back to
Sol Cotti

For The New York Times Book Review about A Novel Punctures the Fantasy of Post-Racial Society
David Cowles

Lara Croft. World Video Game Hall of Fame. November 2021. A series of posters created for The Strong National Museum of Play's World Video Game Hall of fame.
Molly Crabapple

Organizer Mohammad Tipu Sultan leads a protest chant from atop a parked taxi. "We want justice! Talk to the union!" How The Taxi Workers Won. December 2021. Illustrations by Molly Crabapple, which accompany her coverage of a strike led by the New York Taxi Workers alliance, embody the 45 days of fierce protest, shrewd organizing, and ferocious solidarity that ended the debt nightmare which had engulfed the taxi industry.

Economic Hardship Reporting Project
Arinda Craciun

Louise Gluck portrait. March 2021. Portrait of Louise Glück for The New York Review of Books, AD Leanne Shapton Winter Recipes from the Collective, Louise Glück’s first collection since winning the Nobel, is a work of extreme concision, in which complicated feelings have been pared down to their minimum. text by Anahid Nersessian

The New York Review of Books
Mirko Cresta

Illustration for the article “Bear in mind” by Erica Evans published in the July/August Issue 2021 of Deseret Magazine. “The bears are also constantly exposed to humans and kept together in close proximity to each other. All of these factors can cause psychological and physical stress.”

Deseret Magazine
Benedetto Cristofani

SalzmanArt

Afghanistan Today. August 2021. Personal work on the withdrawal of US troops in Afghanistan twenty years after the beginning of the war that began following the attack of 11 September 2001 and the consequent resumption of power by the Taliban.
Benedetto Cristofani

SalzmanArt

Legal weed in NYC. April 2021. Personal work on the legalization of Cannabis in New York City.
Bingjie Cui

Savannah College of Art and Design

A book cover illustration for Helene Hanff's book- 84' Charing Cross Road.
John Cuneo

Toulouse Lautrec, Egon Schiele, E H Shepard, Alan Cober, Lisbeth Zwerger and Roland Topor. Drawing Heroes. July 2021. Full page drawing for a special issue of Public Eye magazine devoted to the subject of Personal Heroes.

Public Eye
Hannah Cunningham

IPG Health

For International Women’s Day, we disrupted Instagram with 6 portraits of women whose stories were cut short by domestic violence. The stories live on through their families. The portraits convey the spirits of these women by encompassing elements of their story into the details of the illustration.

uninterruptedstories.org
Hannah Cunningham

Odd Job Art

Large scale repeat pattern for textiles and wallpaper. Medieval inspired pen and ink grotesqueries colored digitally.
Matt Curtius

I Used to Read Word up Magazine. January 2021. On a deliriously hot August run along the Schuylkill river I looked out and imagined these delicious grapes. I got home and began this painting.
Luca D'Urbino

D'Urbo Design

Space, The New Far West. April 2021. Missiles, satellites, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos. The new deregulated market of private space colonizatin. Cover Illustration for French Magazine l'Express

l'Express
ruru da

Brussels is not only the capital of Europe, chocolate & comics, but also an art destination that covers some of the best Flemish masters, Belgian Surrealism, and bold contemporary arts. So I snapshot a daily scene in the Royal Museums to express my vision of Brussels, a dream city for lovers of art.
André da Loba

Marlena Agency

Saudade. November 2021. A piece to celebrate the return to coffee shops and cafes to meet with friends and enjoy each other's company without restrictions.
Giovanni Da Re

George Grace

"The Milaneser" cover. October 2021. Cover for the magazine "THE MILANESER".The magazine is all about the city of MILAN and its lifestyle.
Giovanni Da Re

George Grace

A series of editorial illustrations for the article "Tequila brands and narcotrafficking in Mexico". March 2021. Canàl Magazine.

Canàl Magazine
Doug Dabbs

Comic Book Mini-Series. Snapshots, Issue 1, Page 18. February 2021. This interior comic book page was created for the first issue of a soon-to-be published comic book mini-series that details the character arc of a woman who is avenging the death of a loved one while figuring out her identity.
Yunyi Dai

School of Visual Arts

The Reunion. October 2021. In a seemingly sinister house, a man tells an unsettling story of his everyday life. But it is not the house that is haunted, it is something much closer.
Aaron Dana

Aaron Dana Illustration

No Time to Die. October 2021. A tribute to Daniel Craig's memorable Bond run.
Brian Danaher

Gig poster for Courtney Barnett. July 2021. Three color screen print on dark blue stock.
Tiffany Dang

They came to Texas for the big houses and barbecue. They also got new laws on abortion, guns and voting.
Nick De Costa

"Oblation," 2021. This piece explores ritual as a way of confronting mental illness and trauma. From an ongoing series of personal work which began in the spring of 2021. Ink and watercolor, 12"x16".
Edmon de Haro

Images for a story written by an expert on negotiation who reveals the principles of getting a good outcome.

Mosaic Magazine
Edmon de Haro

Image for a story about how much time should we spend with social media and electronic devices.

La Vanguardia Magazine
Andrea De Santis

Magic Drawer. July 2021. Image commissioned for an article based on the Karl R. Popper's Book titled Realism and the Aim of Science. "Science must continue to question and criticize all its theories, even those that happen to be true.[...]"
Jeffrey Decoster

How the pandemic has had serious consequences for mental health.

5280 Denver Magazine
Mai Ly Degnan

Personal series of pandemic inspired illustrations based on women in quarantine.
Seze Deguchi

Fluctuation Sunlight. I am attracted to the swaying light.
Bob Delevante

Bob Delevante Studios

Henhouse Prowlers: The Departure. May 2021. A series for the Henhouse Prowlers. First single, the band ready to go on the tarmac. Then, boarding the plane and finally, takeoff for the cover of the full album. The Departure conveyed the theme of a different direction the band is exploring.

Henhouse Prowlers: The Departure
Bob Delevante

Bob Delevante Studios

Henhouse Prowlers: The Departure. May 2021. A series for the Henhouse Prowlers. First single, the band ready to go on the tarmac. Then, boarding the plane and finally, takeoff for the cover of the full album. “The Departure” conveyed the theme of a different direction the band is exploring.

Henhouse Prowlers: The Departure
Bob Delevante

Bob Delevante Studios

Henhouse Prowlers: The Departure. May 2021. A series for the Henhouse Prowlers. First single, the band ready to go on the tarmac. Then, boarding the plane and finally, takeoff for the cover of the full album. “The Departure” conveyed the theme of a different direction the band is exploring.

Henhouse Prowlers: The Departure
Kim DeMarco

Personal piece focusing the terror inflicted on civilians in Ukraine. I created an interpretive spare graphic image incorporating elemental imagery from two work. One focuses on the atrocities of war and the other being in hell -- Picasso's Guernica and the medieval image called "Hellmouth"
Jefferson Deng

Distress. January 2021. Personal anxiety being felt towards the current climate in the U.S and the world at large.
Sophia Deng

Seeing Strings. December 2021. An exploration of self-compassion and what it means to continue after unintentionally inflicting pain on those you care about
Alice Yu Deng

The Day I Tried to Forget. September 2021. The illustration is for a first person essay on a journalist’s experience reporting in NYC on September 11, 2001.

Yankee Magazine
Ben Denzer

Paper model for Cal Newport's "Revisiting “The 4-Hour Workweek”,” . October 2021. The New Yorker.

The New Yorker
Ben Denzer

Paper model for Cal Newport's "The Great Cubicle Escape,”. November 2021. The New Yorker.

The New Yorker
Mary DePalma

Mary Newell DePalma Illustration

Illustrations for the children's picture book Pink:A Women's March Story, illustrated by Mary Newell DePalma, published by Running Press Kids, 2022. llustrations were knitted, embroidered, and layered with fabric to support the theme of 'knitting together a community.'

Pink: A Women's March Story
Nathan Devlin

Nathan Devlin

Another Go Around. November 2021. About finding escapism in a partner.
Sandra Dionisi

Apology. July 2021. A youth pastor once tasked with judging the modesty of swimsuits at summer camps admits on Facebook how he looks back regretfully on his past stance. The (unexpected) result was a series of vicious attacks from religious leaders, men especially.

Dallas Morning News
Sandra Dionisi

Eating Disorders. September 2021. rom the early days of the pandemic, researchers worried that the heightened stresses of lockdown and the limits on mental health care would intensify the risks of eating disorders for adolescents and young adults. Eating disorders among young people have exploded across the nation.

The Washington Post
Jennifer Dionisio

Cover artwork for Jack White’s fourth studio album, Fear of the Dawn. Commissioned by Jack White and Third Man Records, this artwork was completed in Sept. 2021. The album will be released on April 8, 2022. Using both traditional and digital mediums, it was made with pencil, Procreate and Photoshop.
Ricardo Diseño

John Cameron Mitchell. Return to the Origin of Love. January 2021. Editorial for John Cameron Mitchell’s revival tour of “Origin of Love” in New York City.
Tobias Diuk

Sheridan College

Unity Over Isolation. September 2021. Modern lifestyle and ideologies perpetuate the separation of one's identity in many aspects. Finding the way back to being whole can be scary yet therapeutic. 8.5 x 11, digital.
Tobias Diuk

Sheridan College

"Convenience Store Woman" Cover Illustration. December 2021. The persona of a convenience store worker in the novel by Sayaka Murata is implied to be heavily scripted and easily dispensable. Nevertheless, it's a complex, genuine, and highly relatable experience. 6.75 x 9.5, digital.
Johnny Dombrowski

KraftTone. October 2021. Illustrations featured in True Grit Texture Supply's new Krafttone Brushpack- brushes to recreate the process and appearance of pre-digital comic book coloring.

True Grit Texture Supply
Johnny Dombrowski

KraftTone. October 2021. Illustrations featured in True Grit Texture Supply's new Krafttone Brushpack- brushes to recreate the process and appearance of pre-digital comic book coloring.

True Grit Texture Supply
Rob Donnelly

Zoomed Out. August 2021. What works and doesn't work for virtual meetings and events.
Danie Drankwalter

Illustration for the LA Times Summer TV Issue
Danie Drankwalter

Series for Apartment Therapy's Healthy Home Issue

Apartment Therapy
Jeff Drew

The Glorious Globe Grocery. January 2022. A general store, with goods galore, a group has gathered here. At the glorious Globe Grocery, to grab gizmos, gadgets and gear! An illustration packed with items starting with the letter "G", for an upcoming picture book.
Yao Du

INTERSTELLAR. January 2022. This is a series of poster designs for the movie "Interstellar".
Yao Du

INTERSTELLAR. January 2022.. This is a series of poster designs for the movie "Interstellar".
Tristan Dubin

Mark Kelly. From Outer Space To Congress. March 2021. Illustrations made for an editorial on the history of the political careers of astronauts focusing on Mark Kelly. Inspired by the PSA and travel posters of the WPA era, the illustrations toe the line between hopeful and propagandistic.

Supercluster
Gerard DuBois

Wrath. Seven Deadly Sins. March 2021. Carte blanche to illustrate the 7 deadly sins: in apparence order Wrath, Sloth, Pride, Lust, Envy, Gluttony.

Les Arts Dessinés Magazine
Gerard DuBois

Sloth. Seven Deadly Sins. March 2021. Carte blanche to illustrate the 7 deadly sins: in apparence order Wrath, Sloth, Pride, Lust, Envy, Gluttony.

Les Arts Dessinés
Gerard DuBois

Lust. Seven Deadly Sins. March 2021. Carte blanche to illustrate the 7 deadly sins: in apparence order Wrath, Sloth, Pride, Lust, Envy, Gluttony.

Les Arts Dessinés
Gerard DuBois

Envy. Seven Deadly Sins. March 2021. Carte blanche to illustrate the 7 deadly sins: in apparence order Wrath, Sloth, Pride, Lust, Envy, Gluttony.
Gerard DuBois

The German Experiment That Place Foster Children with Pedophiles. June 2021. Opener for an article. With the approval of the government, a renowned sexologist ran a dangerous program. How could this happen?

The New Yorker
Jan Robert Duennweller

Charles Baudelaire. Flowers of Evil. November 2021. Portrait of the writer Charles Baudelaire for a review of the "Flowers of Evil" for the Poetry Foundation, Chicago. Art Direction by Jeremy Lybarger.
Michael Dunbabin

Cover illustration and 6 insert illustrations for the Agatha Christie novel "Sparkling Cyanide". March 2022.

Sparkling Cyanide
Michael Dunbabin

Cover illustration and 6 insert illustrations for the Agatha Christie novel "Sparkling Cyanide". March 2021.

Sparkling Cyanide
john s. Dykes

The Efficiency Trap. August 2021. Section cover illustration on how tech was supposed to save us time, but has only made things more intense - we are all constantly multi-tasking

Wall Street Journal
Kyle Ellingson

On Missing Cafes. June 2021. I drew this image for an article on the loss of cafe life during quarantine. I depicted a number of coffee lovers stuck at home, occupying the same building but separated by walls, anonymized by books and newspapers but endeavoring to connect, nonetheless, through the written word.

Standart
Julia Emiliani

Map of local attractions and landmarks along the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. Wildsam Field Guides: Boston. July 2021. Interior illustrations of landmarks, people, and places iconic to Boston, Massachusetts. Illustrations include double-page maps, full page illustrations and spot illustrations of portraits, places, food & drink, among other subject matter.

Wildsam Field Guides
Leo Espinosa

Case cover for the picture book "The Creature of Habit" depicting the vegetation of the islands where the story takes place. The main characters are hidden in the illustration

The Creature of Habit
Kiersten Essenpreis

Reengineering the Recruitment Process. June 2021.

Harvard Business Review
Kiersten Essenpreis

ill the Stock Market Keep Climbing? Here's How to Prepare for Whatever the Future Holds. May 2021. The stock market has come a long way since March of 2020. Unless you had a crystal ball, you probably couldn’t have predicted that just over a year after the start of a devastating pandemic corporate earnings would be looking better than ever and speculative investments would be surging.

Money.com
Kiersten Essenpreis

Felony Murder. A Police Officer Killed Jacob Harris, But His Unarmed Friends Were Charged With His Murder. August 2021.

BuzzFeed News
Rebecca Estrella

Husain Abdullah. My Life in Football After 9/11. September 2021. Editorial illustrations for a piece by Husain Abdullah, NFL player, on how 9/11 affected his career, relationships, and personal outlook.

The Players' Tribune
Jeffrey Everett

GVSB West Coast Tour. January 2021. Tour poster for legendary 90's alt-rock band Girls Against Boys. Wanting show sexiness, distance, shady nights, and hidden places.

Girls Against Boys
Carol Fabricatore

Coney Island Mermaid Parade. Pink Mermaid. March 2021. This is one from a series of portraits I've created of a diverse series of people participating in the Coney Island Mermaid Parade. They are women and female-presenting people who explore their divergent emotions projecting power, strength, vulnerability, joy, gay pride, and women's power in multiple ways.
Barry Falls

Heart USA Inc.

Food writer and television host, Stephen Satterfield. Last Supper. September 2021. An artwork accompanying a piece describing his would-be last meal and who's at the table.

Netflix Queue
Malika Favre

Composed. September 2021. It wasn’t a direct reference, but I have always loved The Thinker. With this image, I wanted to contrast the movement of the dress with a very calm pose to create a sense of balance and strength," says Malika Favre about her New Yorker cover.

The New Yorker
Joao Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Vista Alegre Around the World. September 2021. Portfolio of illustrations for Vista Alegre 2022 sales catalogue. Vista Alegre is a company specialised in ceramics and has stores all across the world. The illustrations are meant to show some of the cities and countries where they are represented.

Vista Alegre
João Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Vista Alegre Around the World. September 2021. Portfolio of illustrations for Vista Alegre 2022 sales catalogue. Vista Alegre is a company specialised in ceramics and has stores all across the world. The illustrations are meant to show some of the cities and countries where they are represented.

Vista Alegre
Joao Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Vista Alegre Around the World. September 2021. Portfolio of illustrations for Vista Alegre 2022 sales catalogue. Vista Alegre is a company specialised in ceramics and has stores all across the world. The illustrations are meant to show some of the cities and countries where they are represented.

Vista Alegre
João Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Vista Alegre Around the World. September 2021. Portfolio of illustrations for Vista Alegre 2022 sales catalogue. Vista Alegre is a company specialised in ceramics and has stores all across the world. The illustrations are meant to show some of the cities and countries where they are represented.

Vista Alegre
Chiara Fedele

Astound.US

Internal illustration of the book Lupo Blu by Elisabetta Dami Rizzoli Publisher

Lupo Blu
Chelsea Feng

Confirmation Bias. A piece about the phenomenon of confirmation bias, how it is effectively just a person reaffirming their own beliefs.
Chelsea Feng

A Taiwanese Tribe Faces off Against a Oil Conglomerate. A piece about various Taiwanese Indigenous tribes facing off against an oil conglomerate building a quarry on their land. Despite protests, construction continues. The conglomerate also uses shady tactics to split up the tribes and create intertribal conflict.
Aaron Fernandez

Walk. December 2021. A self directed piece depicting my perfect morning walk.
John Ferry

Paint Tubes. August 2021. Illustration done for the book "Six-Word-Memoirs: A Terrible, Horrible, No Good Year: Hundreds of Stories on the Pandemic"
John Ferry

Mid Century Modern Gas Station. KCAI Advertisement. July 2021.Illustration used in Advertisement for promotion of the the Kansas City Art Institute's Illustration Department.
Daniel Fishel

A young Emmanuel Acho (Author). May 2021. Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy is an accessible book for children to learn about systemic racism and racist behavior.
Barry Fitzgerald

The mixed media paintings are from a gallery exhibition. The work is about how life was affected during the pandemic.
Barry Fitzgerald

The mixed media paintings are from a gallery exhibition. The work is about how life was affected during the pandemic.
Guillermo Flores

Illustrations with the tiger element for Sephora's campaign for the new year of the tiger 2022 in Shanghai. Promotional commercial by Shooting-lab Productions.

Sephora Shanghai
(FRELLY) ENRICO FOCARELLI BARONE

The Milaneser n.105. December 2022. The Milaneser is a fictional mag project involving Italy-related illustrators to represent, in their own way, the essence of Milan through the eyes of the people who live there. Curatorship and art direction by Zetalabmilano.
Victoria Fomina

IllustrationX

The Snow Queen. January 2021. I was attracted to the idea of creating a charity publication for children who need the best play and educational books to aid with their visual impairments. I had to take into account that the spreads of the book would be turned into a background for the scenery of a puppet theater.
Mari Fouz

Mari Fouz

After Biden-Putin, Will Russian Spies Retreat to Shadows?July 2021. Illustration for Publico about Russian espionage in the United States.

Publico
Nathan Fox

Bernstein & Andriulli

Characters, locations, ships and creatures from the Marvel Universe, Disney, Game of Thrones, Star Trek, Avatar, Dune & more-on a magical island. IP is King. April 2021. From Star Wars to Avatar: The Last Airbender: How Big IP Is Driving the Streaming Wars. Rather than presenting streaming services at war, the concept was to present an imaginary and saturated island kingdom of IP's.

Variety
Harrison Freeman

Bob Dylan-1970. March 2022. Portrait of Bob Dylan circa 1975-76 for an article in The New Yorker magazine.

The New Yorker
Laura Freeman

Janet DeCarlo - Storybook Arts, Inc.

Kwame Nkrumah spoke to crowds in Harlem. Kwame Nkrumah's Midnight Speech for Independence. September 2021. Children's book biography of Kwame Nkrumah.

Kwame Nkrumah's Midnight Speech for Independence
Owen Freeman

2034: A History of the Next World War. February 2021. Owen Freeman's chapter opener illustrations for novel excerpt "2034: A History of the Next World War" by Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis
Owen Freeman

2034: A History of the Next World War. February 2021. Owen Freeman's chapter opener illustrations for novel excerpt "2034: A History of the Next World War" by Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis
Karlotta Freier

Illustration Zone

Summer in Rhode Island. Angel is just as beautiful as her absent but loving mother. Her small sister Marie takes after the father. She idolizes everything about Angel, who will kill another girl. what could become a crime, is a story about family, young love and the emotional dead ends of America.
Andy Friedman

Julio Franco. Spotlight70. August 2021. A seventy-card set of ink and watercolor paintings by Andy Friedman of baseball cards culled from the Topps archive. Packs of ten were sold for one month at topps.com, and are now valuable and rare collector's items on the secondary market.

Topps
Lydia Fu

Now up for reelection, Randall Woodfin is struggling to balance police reform with gun violence prevention. Article by Chip Brownlee ADs: Joy Resmovits, Daniel Nass, Chip Brownlee

The Trace
Thomas Fuchs

American Champagne maker Nicholas Longworth. The History of Champagne. January 2021.

The Wall Street Journal
Ricardo Fumanal

Exposure NY

Flow Runner and Flamenco and Balloon Bags. March 2021. Ricardo Fumanal was commissioned by Jonathan Anderson, creative director for the luxury brand Loewe, to create four illustrations for the Flow Runner and Flamenco and Balloon bags. Fumanal used a graphite pencil to render hyperrealistic scenes featuring the products for an Instagram campaign.

Loewe
Ricardo Fumanal

Exposure NY

Flow Runner and Flamenco and Balloon Bags. April 2021. Ricardo Fumanal was commissioned by Jonathan Anderson, creative director for the luxury brand Loewe, to create four illustrations for the Flow Runner and Flamenco and Balloon bags. Fumanal used a graphite pencil to render hyperrealistic scenes featuring the products for an Instagram campaign.

Loewe
Makoto Funatsu

garance-illustration

Tokyo, Japan. The Last Flight. August 2021. Book cover illustration for The Last Flight, novel by Julie Clark.

The Last Flight
Makoto Funatsu

garance-illustration

Tokyo, Japan. After School. July 20211.
Tomoko FURUYA

Japan. June 2021. Female Deputy Chief Emergency Deployment Cover of a novel published by a commercial publisher The hero who took office as a female deputy chief in the police organization of the male society. Confront a murder in a rural town by the sea.
Tomoko FURUYA

SARIN False Kingdom. March 2021. The cover of a novel for commercial publication. The sarin incident by Aum Shinrikyo that shook not only Japan but all over the world. In the morning fog, the police force quietly infiltrates the village where the Aum Shinrikyo guru was standing.
Menglin Gan

savannah college of art and design

I made this ad illustration for a beverage store that has a strawberry season campaign at certain times, selling strawberry drinks and bread.
Liv Garber

Image for a personal project about the inherent violence of being a little girl, and how that violence is covered in soft, "girly" images of bows and pink.
Liv Garber

This image was created as a commission for a large poster. It is inspired by psychedelic imagery and cottage core lifestyles.
Liv Garber

Liminal Laundry. A submission for the design of wraparound cover for the Parsons Illustration Senior Publication, "Limbo"

Parsons School of Design
Daniel Garcia

Coronavirus Depression. July 2021. Illustration for Press magazine about how the current pandemic and lockdowns are affecting our mental health.

Press magazine
Dustin Garcia

Dustooned

Walo: A Central American Odyssey. March 2021. Walo, a young man from Nicaragua, flees conflict in his country and sets off on a migrant odyssey through Central Americas with his unhinged uncle and best friend. Along the way he encounters corrupt land owners, dangerous gangs, and mythical beings from Central American folklore.
Dustin Garcia

Dustooned

Walo, a young man from Nicaragua, flees conflict in his country and sets off on a migrant odyssey through Central Americas with his unhinged uncle and best friend. Along the way he encounters corrupt land owners, dangerous gangs, and mythical beings from Central American folklore.
Tatiana Gardel

Portrait of Amanda Gorman, the National Youth Poet Laureate, during the presidential inauguration. January 2021.
Jane Gardner

Grumpy's Bar, Minneapolis, Minnesota. December 2021. Illustration of Grumpy's Bar on a cold winter night in Northeast Minneapolis.
Paul Garland

Potty Mouth. February 2021. For an article about the perks and pitfalls of swearing.
Monica Garwood

20 Ways To Make Your Space Cozy. September 2021. Interior tips to bring coziness to your home, such as use colored accent lights, invest in snuggly pillows, fill a room with candles, play pastry chef, have a spa day at home.

Reveal Magazine
Monica Garwood

20 Ways To Make Your Space Cozy. September 2021. Interior tips to bring coziness to your home, such as use colored accent lights, invest in snuggly pillows, fill a room with candles, play pastry chef, have a spa day at home.

Reveal Magazine
Monica Garwood

20 Ways To Make Your Space Cozy. September 2021. Interior tips to bring coziness to your home, such as use colored accent lights, invest in snuggly pillows, fill a room with candles, play pastry chef, have a spa day at home.

Reveal Magazine
Monica Garwood

20 Ways To Make Your Space Cozy. September 2021. Interior tips to bring coziness to your home, such as use colored accent lights, invest in snuggly pillows, fill a room with candles, play pastry chef, have a spa day at home.

Reveal Magazine
Chris Gash

How the loudest voices of Woke culture are creating a new kind of racism

New York Times Book Review
Maria Gabriella Gasparri

Nancy Knapp, Theodore the poet, Flossie Cabanis 3 illustrated poems from Spoon River's Anthology by E.L. Masters.
Maria Gabriella Gasparri

Sea . Lost Story. September 2021. Illustration I thought to after reading a short story by Italian author Anna Maria Ortese.
Federico Gastaldi

Salzman International

Queen of Serology. January 2021. Illustration for Mayo Clinic Alumni Magazine about Dr. Elizabeth Theel and her dedication to work.

Mayo Clinic Alumni Magazine
Tom Gauld

Heart USA Inc.

Food For Thought. September 2021. A cover artwork for The New Yorker's Food and Drink Issue; giving a glimpse of the whole range of tastes that city dwellers yearn for.

The New Yorker
Andreas Gefe

Brandy Butler, Fine Art Performer and Singer. March 2022. One of three different portraits I painted for Brandy Butler, Fine Art Performer and Singer. She commissioned the paintings to use them for different purposes like CD Cover, merchandising material etc.
Andreas Gefe

Brandy Butler, Fine Art Performer and Singer. March 2022. One of three different portraits I painted for Brandy Butler, Fine Art Performer and Singer. She commissioned the paintings to use them for different purposes like CD Cover, merchandising material etc.
Susanna Gentili

Italy. The great menopause goldfish. January 2022. The abundance of products on offer to aid menopausal symptoms. The change of life is now big business.
Carlo Giambarresi

Morgan Gaynin Inc.

No Way! September 2021. Poster Art for Sa Ruga Busker Festival, about Circus Arts not giving up and trying to bring some joy and relief despite all the restrictions, the fear, the confusion and the misinformation during this pandemic times.
Jonathan Gibbs

The Crow Whisperer. April 2021. This linocut was created for a piece ny Lauren Markham about a family who is harassed by a murder of crows after their dog kills a fledgling in their backyard. The family ultimately hires a "crow whisperer" who makes amends with the birds.

Harper's Magazine
Sara Gironi Carnevale

November Is A Mood Swing. November 2021. As soon as winter and its grayness arrive, my mood become unstable, exactly like the weather outside. Personal project.
Michael Glenwood

David Goldman

Ending Gun Violence. September 2021. From an unused sketch for an article on ending gun violence.
Florine Glück

Florine Glück – Studio für Illustration

Vienna. Urban Jungle. April 2021. In a beautiful, old and sublime city like Vienna, one often wishes to find a nature jungle in the urban jungle to take a short break from the city.
Kimberly Glyder

Virginia Hamilton book cover. September 2021. Assigned to create a portrait of Virginia Hamilton for a Young Adult book audience. The patterns and illustrations reflect the rich African American culture within Hamilton's writing.

Virginia Hamilton
Rob Goebel

Rob Goebel

Fictional scene inspired by downtown Indianapolis apartment buildings similar to the ones in this image. City Celebration. May 2021. People emerge from their urban apartment buildings to join in a fireworks celebration of the 4th of July holiday.Fireworks dominate the scene, so getting as many people as possible into the illustration to match the visual impact of the fireworks was my goal.The assignment was self generated and intended for use in stock sales.
Shyama Golden

The protaganist is caught in a never-ending loop of snacking, eating, preparing food and cleaning up after food prep. We're Trying to Get Out of the Kitchen. February 2021. The artist tackles an element of life during the pandemic for the cover of the At Home section, focusing on the increased time spent in the kitchen.

The New York Times
Timothy Goodman

I covered a brand new basketball court at P.S. 152 school in Brooklyn, New York, with both my illustration style and my wonky all-text lettering. The public art piece covers a field of 5,500 square feet. The project was with the Kevin Durant Charity Foundation.
Timothy Goodman

I created a 40ft x 10ft mural in the offices of a sports website Bleacher Report in NYC. It's a celebration of the z25 greatest NBA teams, from 1960s to present from left to right. Using chalk first, and going over it with 1" oil-based paint markers, I freestyled the piece in 20 hours.
Johanna Goodman

Slog. December 2021. During the spike in Omicron cases in late December I made this series called Languishing to process and illustrate my feelings of what felt like the unending pandemic. The titles of the individual pieces were Languish, Slog, Long Haul, Wilt, Pall, and Vigilant.
Johanna Goodman

Worst Revolution Ever. January 2021. Illustration to accompany a piece in the Atlantic entitled Worst Revolution Ever: Attacking the U.S. Capitol is not an act of patriotism. Obviously. just days after the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.

The Atlantic
Scott Gordley

Night Camp. December 2021. Three Women drinking around a campfire at night.
Shoshana Gordon

The Health Care Worker Revolt. October 2021. How pandemic burnout has led doctors, nurses and technicians to strike and organize. I wanted to play with the red cross symbol doubling as picket signs.

Axios
Lisa Gorham

Johann Strauss Jr. May 2021. Illustration of Austrian composer, Johann Strauss Jr., done for Catoctin Breeze Vineyard and their 2020 Waltz Albariño wine label. This is the latest addition to the vineyard's Composer Wine Series, illustrated while listening to Strauss Jr.'s, Voices of Spring Waltz. The ‘composing’ process allows the movements and fluctuations of the music to guide the hand.
Josh Gosfield

Allen Ginsberg, Howl. March 2021. Honoring great artists

Airmail
Josh Gosfield

What We Can Do When the Pandemic Is Over. April 2021. A running history of 2021
Aad Goudappel

David Goldman Agency

Fighting Bias. February 2021. Organizations are still too often the scene of box mentality, bias, prejudice and bullying, says Kim Scott in her book Fair Work. Full page illustration to an article/interview about the book and how to change the organization for the better

Managementboek
Carolyn Gowdy

Reactor Art & Design

Gus and his mate Mark. December 2022. Gus and Mark are two young medical students who prefer to conduct their studies in a London pub versus the library. 'Every time one of us goes to the bar, we have to spot a pathology, diagnose it, and then present it.' One of series of illustrations for short story: 'Gus and his mate Mark'.

The Spectator Magazine
Christian Gralingen

Début Art

Climate Change. October 2021. Book illustrations for a publication on climate protection. The anthology presents current debates and research results on climate change.  The book is published by The Federal Agency for Civic Education, Germany.
Teresa Grasseschi

Overall Creative

Large scale mural work for Amazon Halo office. Roughly 50' wide by 22' tall. Brief: create an extension of the brand within the space, balancing movement and positivity with mindfulness and community building.
Elise Gravel

Message Monsters. September 2021. U.S. Postal Service stamp pane. This pane of stamps created for the U.S. Postal Service features illustrations of four fun monsters surrounded by dozens of accessory add-ons that welcome users to personalize their missives, encouraging inventiveness and mail use by young and old alike.

U.S. Postal Service
Veronica Grech

Ella Lupo

Multicultural women. Women voices against racism. August 2021. Series of illustrations for Vogue Magazine Spain about women in a new world of change and challenges and their contribution and points of view in different areas, feminism, ecology, racism and gender.

Vogue Magazine Spain
Lou Green

Still Life With Millennials. July 2021. One from a personal series of explorations in process and form.
Donna Grethen

Breaking the Mold. May 2022. Cover art & hand lettering for"Breaking the Mold", a book for middle schoolers about scientists studying climate & the world around them who defy stereotypes, from disabilities to gender representation & paths they took to work in sciences. Holiday House Publishing, Inc. CD: Kerry Martin

Breaking the Mold
Sarah Grillo

Axios

Digital Illustration of a chord being unplugged from a Trump-shaped light socket

Axios
Lorenzo Gritti

Purple Rain Illustrators

New York Times. Are My Stomach Problems Really All in My Head? Scientists often debate whether irritable bowel syndrome is a mental or physical issue. That’s not much help for those who suffer from it.
Lorenzo Gritti

Purple Rain Illustrators

Kristen Stewart
Geoff Grogan

Masterpiece Mysteries no.1: Too Late for Nighthawks. December 2021. A series of mock-covers from Banana Peels, a fictional history of an imagined pulp magazine/comic book publisher, Have-a Banana,Inc (1927-1972). Banana Peels is a work-in-progress, written and illustrated by Geoff Grogan. It will be a Kickstarter publication in 2022/23.
Shreya Gupta

Yes We Will- Yo-Yo Ma and H.E.R.. August 2021. The spread from the picture book YES WE CAN, about Asian American changemakers doing everything they dreamed of and inspiring all of us to reach for new heights.
Katherine Gutierrez

Melt. July 2021. An experimental mixed media project combining drawing and painting. The premise is to further strengthen imaginative skills.
Vanessa Gutierrez

Illustration of dad working around the house during the first week of quarantine.
Eddie Guy

Survey Says! October 2021. Asked to illustrate a scene from the tv show Family Feud. showing the famous Survey Says signage. The edit dealt with the subject of surveys.

Deseret Magazine
David Gwaltney

dGwaltneyArt

Create a strong visual on climate and environmental change to promote my series of signed limited edition prints of my iPad digital art works at The Artists Gallery.
Mary Haasdyk

About student well-being during the Pandemic: emerging with hope from a year of loss, considering the connection between remote learning and suicide, and the absence of being physically present together.

Education Week
David Habben

Bright Illustration

Waking Up App. This illustration was commissioned for the relaunch of the Waking Up meditation and mindfulness app.
Andrew Haener

At Your Service. November 2021. Self-exploratory illustration illuminating the hardships and behind-the-scenes world of those with careers in the service industry.

Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA)
Olaf Hajek

MA+ Group

The Fountain. September 2021. Painting in mixed media for Gallery Exhibition at Gallery Christoffer Egelund, Copenhagen
Olaf Hajek

MA+ Group

The March. July 2021. Painting / Acrylic and Paper Cut on wooden Box / Painting about Black Live Matters March for Exhibition at AJL Gallery in Berlin
alexandria hall

Roar Artists Agency

This work was commissioned by Corporate Knights to accompany their article titled "The Mushrooming Industry of Psychedelics". January 2022. It was also inspired by the fantasy world of Alice in Wonderland.
Alexandria Hall

Roar Artists Agency

Serial Experiments. March 2021. These pieces are from a personal work series of explorative figure illustrations I made during 2021. The series was made to push me out of my comfort zone of creating and explore new ways to incorporate more playful and fantastical elements into my work.
Marcellus Hall

The the East River and the Two Bridges neighborhood in lower Manhattan, NYC. Two Bridges. July 2021. This is a depiction of the East River and the Two Bridges neighborhood in lower Manhattan, NYC
Marcellus Hall

Coleman Skate Park near Pike Street in lower Manhattan, NYC. Skatepark. July 2021. This is a depiction of Coleman Skatepark near Pike Street in lower Manhattan, NYC
Jon Han

The Climate Solution Actually Adding Millions of Tons of CO2 Into the Atmosphere. April 2021. New research shows that California’s climate policy created up to 39 million carbon credits that aren’t achieving real carbon savings. But companies can buy these forest offsets to justify polluting more anyway.

ProPublica
Jasjyot Singh Hans

Disrobe. July 2021. 4 colour risograph print from an ongoing personal body of erotic work titled #ManSmutMonday.
Eric Hanson

Joan of Arc. One of a series about War. September 2021. I created a short series of icons of war, first drawing them in line and then inverting them into silhouette. [The Teuton is a mechanized horseman. The Greek/Roman figure uses his powers to destroy the bird of peace.] This figure is meant to represent Joan of Arc, but she has an Amazonian quality too. She lacks agency compared to her male counterparts and is both poignant and defiant. But I've read somewhere that female participants in wars tend to be more ruthless and clever than their male counterparts.
Ryan Hartley Smith

Halftone Havana. January 2022. Excerpt from a publication I authored/illustrated through the Norman Rockwell Museum's Rockwell Center for American Visual Studies Fellowship. My project traces illustrated depictions of US/Cuban relations through a century of strife, stereotype, and separation. It considers the effects that different forms of distance and isolation have on illustrators' representations of foreign subject matter.

Norman Rockwell Museum
Sibba Hartunian

Imaginary Art Book Fair. June 2021. Poster from the fold-out zine "Imaginary Art Book Fair." The zine guides the reader through the steps to create and prep for an imaginary art book fair. Commissioned by ELCAF (East London Comic Arts Festival.)
Aileen Harutunyan

Portrait of Alex R. Hibbert as "Little" Chiron in Barry Jenkins' Moonlight.
Tom Haugomat

Classic Oregon. April 2021. Cover art for the Classic Oregon playlist from AARP's Spotify playlist series Five Great and Unexpected American Road Trips.

AARP The Magazine
Tom Haugomat

Florida in Key. April 2021. Cover art for the Florida in Key playlist from AARP's Spotify playlist series Five Great and Unexpected American Road Trips.

AARP The Magazine
Tom Haugomat

Folksy Northeast. April 2021. Cover art for the Folksy Northeast playlist from AARP's Spotify playlist series Five Great and Unexpected American Road Trips.

AARP The Magazine
Tom Haugomat

Rocky Mountain Music. April 2021. Cover art for the Rocky Mountain Music playlist from AARP's Spotify playlist series "Five Great and Unexpected American Road Trips."

AARP The Magazine
Arthur Haywood

Wizard, Dragon. Sky High. October 2021. Celebrating the magic of reading, a young wizard releases pages from a book as a dragon enjoys the flight. Created for Elkins Park School Library in Pennsylvania.
Matt Hebermehl

Hebermehl Art LLC

Ahmaud Arbery. June 2021. The authors of Thank You! Donald Trump commissioned me to create 100 portraits of personalties or groups for whom they wrote sincere, yet satirical letters thanking President Donald Trump for his good, bad, or indifferent leadership.

Thank You! Donald Trump
James Heimer

A family at the foot of a mountain.. The Missing Middle. March 2021. Editorial illustration for an article about the lack of affordable housing in Arlington, VA.
James Heimer

A person with a rubik's cube torso looking puzzled.. What Advisers Would Like Plan Sponsors to Better Understand. June 2021. Editorial illustration for an article about recalibrating investment strategy.
John Hendrix

A couple travels the world with their kids, challenging the traditional family vacation norms. September 2021.

Wall Street Journal
John Hendrix

A collection of sketchbook pages from Sunday morning, drawn during my weekly church service. May 2021.
John Hendrix

A collection of sketchbook pages from Sunday morning, drawn during my weekly church service. August 2021.
John Hendrix

A collection of sketchbook pages from Sunday morning, drawn during my weekly church service. March 2021.
John Hendrix

A collection of sketchbook pages from Sunday morning, drawn during my weekly church service.
Lars Henkel

cover-illustration, design + trailer for record NACHTMAHR by german musician Meret Becker. All songs are based on fairytales, like „ballade of Meret“ that inspired the cover. story: Meret is a defiant little girl + gets treated by priests until a painter is interested in the girl’s skull

Nachtmahr
Tristan Henry-Wilson

Regina Andrews. March 2022. In 1923, Regina was the first African American woman to lead a NY Public Library Branch.
Bri Hermanson

Woman of Mystery, Bele Starr, Armed & Elegant. January 2022. An interior illustration for Margot Douaihy's Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr, which explores the life of a notorious Oklahoma outlaw through the lens of documentary poetics.

Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr
Bri Hermanson

The Spin of a Cyclone Pulls Everything In. January 2022. An interior illustration for Margot Douaihy's Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr, which explores the life of a notorious Oklahoma outlaw through the lens of documentary poetics.

Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr
Bri Hermanson

A Strange Presence, I Feel... January 2022. An interior illustration for Margot Douaihy's Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr, which explores the life of a notorious Oklahoma outlaw through the lens of documentary poetics.

Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr
Bri Hermanson

Men Try to Control What They Cannot Understand. January 2022. An interior illustration for Margot Douaihy's Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr, which explores the life of a notorious Oklahoma outlaw through the lens of documentary poetics.

Bandit/Queen: The Runaway Story of Belle Starr
Wyatt Hersey

Wyatt Hersey Illustration

Olympic National Park. Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar. November 2021. Illustrations of 12 of the country's most popular national parks.

Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar
Wyatt Hersey

Wyatt Hersey Illustration

Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar. November 2021. Illustrations of 12 of the country's most popular national parks.

Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar
Wyatt Hersey

Wyatt Hersey Illustration

Yosemite National Park. Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar. November 2021. Illustrations of 12 of the country's most popular national parks.

Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar
Wyatt Hersey

Wyatt Hersey Illustration

Zion National Park. Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar. November 2021. Illustrations of 12 of the country's most popular national parks.

Parks Project 2022 Wall Calendar
Daniel Hertzberg

RAPP/ART

A Hot Air Love Story. December 2021. For Washington Post Magazine's Lost Local News Issue, I was asked to find a human interest story in Warren County, NJ. A husband and wife started the hot air balloon festival in the county.

Washington Post Magazine
Mark Hess

Hess Design Works

A tearful polar bear stands nervously on a small iceberg, with lines indicating rising sea levels over the next decades.
Joyce Hesselberth

Beatrice dreams of becoming a tree. She grows roots and leaves, and she stretches her branches toward the sky. June 2021. From Joyce Hesselberth, the award-winning creator of Mapping Sam and Pitter Pattern, Beatrice Was a Tree introduces young readers to everything there is to know about trees.
Joyce Hesselberth

Beatrice dreams of becoming a tree. June 2021. She grows roots and leaves, and she stretches her branches toward the sky. From Joyce Hesselberth, the award-winning creator of Mapping Sam and Pitter Pattern, Beatrice Was a Tree introduces young readers to everything there is to know about trees.
Jody Hewgill

Canadian stamp proposal to celebrate author and activist Margaret Atwood. January 2021. The magnifying lens alludes to her feminist perspective and her keen observation of society. The scarf reflects her avid interest in birds and references symbols of the dystopian themes found in her literary works.
Kaley Hickman

These portraits are influential Indigenous American women: Published for Honest History Magazine Issue 15: 1. Zitkala Sa 2. Maria Tallchief Personal Work: 3. Selena Quintanilla
Shohei Higa

Cover illustration for Wieden+Kennedy Tokyo's 2022 Calendar
Pat Higgins

Pulp Bytes. June 2021. This image is from my new comic, Pulp Bytes. The comic is a collection of stand-alone horror stories. It draws inspiration from the pulp comics of the past, and examines the unseen, daily dangers and unexpected consequences we face in the modern world.

Pulp Bytes
Scott Hilling

BNP Media, ENR Magazine

Construction Kaleidoscope. April 2021. The cover series showcases the theme of a construction kaleidoscope. The creative process consisted of image searching stock photos of construction and using bits and pieces of images and arranging the pieces in an intentional way to give the idea that the viewer is looking through a kaleidoscope.
Jeff Hinchee

Exploration of Mid Century Architecture.
Jeff Hinchee

Exploration of Mid Century Architecture.
Hiroyuki Izutsu Hiroyuki Izutsu

An exhibition on the theme of "Protecting the richness of the oceans and land", one of the 17 goals of the SDGs. 1.37 million animals are used as motifs to illustrate the importance of the earth.

View from Earth to Eternity
Hiroyuki Izutsu Hiroyuki Izutsu

Cover illustration and text illustration for the essay book "The Lazy Adventures of Wansabuko".

"The Lazy Adventures of Wan Sabuko".
Michael Hirshon

Project Hail Mary. May 2021. Book review illustration, for Andy Weir's "Project Hail Mary"
Michael Hirshon

The Agony and Ecstasy of Living Nowhere. March 2021. Illustration accompanying an article about the growing trend of people living in RVs, and the pros/cons surrounding this decision.
Michael Hoeweler

Richard Parsons Tried to Save Time Warner and AOL. Here’s What He Thinks of Today’s Deals. July 2021. A portrait of Richard Parsons, former chairman and CEO of Time Warner, made to accompany an interview where he shared his thoughts about the changing media landscape, the future of NYC, & broadening access to financial tools and services.

Barron's
Jamie Hogan

Skywatcher. October 2021. Skywatcher is a picture book about light pollution, in which a young urban boy seeks to see the Milky Way.
Jamie Hogan

Skywatcher is a picture book about light pollution, in which a young urban boy seeks to see the Milky Way.
Joel Holland

Katz's Delicatessen. NYC Storefronts. October 2021. One of the most iconic establishments in the whole wide world. Don't lose your ticket though!
Joel Holland

Aime Leon Dore. NYC Storefronts. December 2021. One of the most happening spots right now in Manhattan, great coffee, good luck getting a seat!
Joel Holland

Chess Forum. NYC Storefronts. August 2021. Since the 70s, home to great chess matches and other games but also one of the kindest owners in town. Bravo!
Joel Holland

Casey Rubber Stamps. NYC Storefronts. December 2021. One of the finest and most East Village shops in the East Village. Open when not closed. (Some of NYC's finest, weirdest, most 'you gotta try' establishments)
Jason Holley

Should We Believe the Stories of Men Mistaken for Gods? December 2021. Review of the book, Accidental Gods. An historic account of men unwittingly turned divine and worshiped as gods.

The New Yorker
Kim Holt

Painted Words

A Day at Jones Beach, Late 1950. January 2021. This Illustration is from a series of portraits in which I reimagined photos of family members taken in 1958 in New York. They represent joy, hopefulness, and an intimate look at a moment in time.
Runlan Hong

Shanghai. Let's work together to make the environment better. January 2022. Through the illustrations, I hope to convey that we can take action to reduce the impact of climate change and make our environment better by taking action in the areas of atmospheric pollution, declining forests, ocean pollution, and misuse of natural resources.
Inma Hortas

Comfort, diversity, body positivity and daily life at this piece about underwear recommendations to feel comfortable and beautiful at the same time.
Patrick Hruby

Friend + Johnson

Are you haunted by uncertainty? Would you like a glimpse of your future? Step right up and place your fingers on the planchette to ask the Ghost in the Machine. For just a tiny piece of your soul (you won't even miss it) you can command the astral being trapped inside. My contribution to Phantasy Arcade 2 at Gallery Nucleus, Los Angeles.
Ginnie Hsu

When We Are All Together. November 2021. To create a better and more diverse community with empathy and love in Chicago. The project is for the Leadership of Chicago to help promote the hopeful future of Chicago.
Ginnie Hsu

Bright Agency

The Weekend Cover. November 2021. The editorial assignment is to illustrate a cover and two spot illustrations - a day-by-day planning guide for the 2021 Holiday Season for The Washington Post.

Washington Post
Breeze Hu

A self-directed piece. We hope the new generation can be better than us, rebuild hope on the past ruins.
Wenhao Hu

Beijing. Spring Outing. September 2021. Memory of a school trip in Beijing, China.
Heather Hua

Agoraphobia-15. may 2021. Agoraphobia depicts a dream sequence of the protagonist who experienced panic attacks in public and returns to the place she was born to find her inner child.
Qing Huang

OCAD University

The mass media are creating facial anxiety. Cutting hair can symbolize rebirth. Have the courage to face her inner self in the mirror.
Shiyan Huang

In this piece, I explore the artist's dilemma of finding a balance between hard work and relaxation by revealing the situation I sometimes face: when I feel like giving up when I run out of inspiration, my ego will always be watching me from a hidden corner, spurring me to continue working.
Gwendolyn Huerta

ArtCenter College of Design

National Parks. October 2021. Illustration inspired by The New York Times opinion article, “Give the People What They Clearly Need: More National Parks” by Kyle Paoletta. This article discussed the overcrowding of people in national parks.
Gwendolyn Huerta

ArtCenter College of Design

Portrait of the musician Questlove. October 2021.
Primary Hughes

Portrait of a local author for an editorial write-up on her work. February 2022.
Micha Huigen

An interlinking grid of 25 illustrations. Verge 10. November 2021. To mark ten years of publishing at The Verge, Micha Huigen drew an interlinked canvas of 25 editorial illustrations, linking together into a seamless infinite grid. Interactive version here: https://www.theverge.com/22753021/verge-10-years

The Verge
Robert Hunt

Series of portraits of Tim Roth for poster for release of Sundown. September 2021. A film about a man's unusual confrontation with his own mortality.

Sundown
Robert Hunt

Series of portraits of Tim Roth for poster for release of Sundown. September 2021. A film about a man's unusual confrontation with his own mortality

Sundown
Robert Hunt

Series of portraits of Tim Roth for poster for release of Sundown. September 2021. A film about a man's unusual confrontation with his own mortality

Sundown
Alexandria Hurd

Savannah College of Art and Design

Mechanical Animal. November 2022. Ranching in the time of cyborgs.

Savannah College of Art and Design
IC4 DESIGN

Spitz Maboree Tour 2021 New Mikke The Movie. October 2021. That can download by ticket purchasers of the live online of the Japanese band Spitz. The poster will be presented by lottery from those who find 4 members from the illustration. There are many elements about them. Lyrics, history, place, etc. Great response from fans on Social media.
Zsuzsanna Ilijin

3 Easy Ways You Can Connect with your neighbours. In times of isolation, it’s comforting to know you are surrounded by people that are going through the same challenges that you are. Let’s get to know each other and let’s reshape our connections in a positive way.
Shira Inbar

Why Electronic Music Sets The Tempo For NFTs, Billboard Magazine. March 2022. The music industry hasn’t always welcomed new technology, but the booming NFT marketplace — overall sales generated $25 billion last year — shows the promise of Web3, and everyone wants a piece of the action. This Deep Dive series in Billboard Magazine explains how artists and executives can get in on it wisely and examines blockchain’s potential to reshape the industry. This story by Katie Bain, outlines how a festival's worth of dance artists are using NFTs to rewrite the rules of music ownership and fan connection. But selling these collectibles means some new stressful challenges. Working closely with Billboards's Creative Director Alexis Cook on the series this illustration is part of, we visualized a landscape that feels hot, noisy, magnetic and yet defying gravity. We imagined what this next technological era might look like for artists, audiences, and music industry executives.

Billboard Magazine
Stacy Innerst

The Gift of Eihab Falah. October 2021. In late 2018, Pittsburgh's Jewish community was mourning the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. Then a stranger and his family landed in their midst.

Washington Post Sunday Magazine
Anton Ioukhnovets

Follow. March 2021. llustrations for promoting a variety of multi-media content published by Charles Schwab—podcasts, videos, interactive financial-learning tools. This spot centers around the activity FOLLOW, published in the magazine.
Erika Iris

Kiss by Tom Jones.What's on Your Playlist? January 2022. Illustration of Tom Jones to illustrate a pro pickleball players playlist.

InPickleball
Keiji Ishida

ArtCenter College of Design

Keiji Ishida is an artist based in Los Angeles, CA. He uses text, repeated characters, and motifs that often find their way through various mediums. His process is design-oriented while revealing the imperfections and efforts of the handmade.

Keiji Ishida
Keiji Ishida

ArtCenter College of Design

Keiji Ishida is an artist based in Los Angeles, CA. He uses text, repeated characters, and motifs that often find their way through various mediums. His process is design-oriented while revealing the imperfections and efforts of the handmade.
Jordin Isip

The Long Road Home. November 2021. For some veterans, peace, in mind and body, remains elusive, long after the war is over.

Medicine@Brown
Cachete Jack

bareps

"Your way, way better" Burger King rebranding Playful, bold and irreverent style allows the brand to evoke the natural, organic shapes of food. Warmer colors bring vibrant, fresh ingredients and the brand’s trademark flame-grilling method to life in packaging, crew uniforms and digital experiences.
Michael Iver Jacobsen

Place to Bee. October 2021. Part of a group poster show promoting Minneapolis Parks. This four color screen print was inspired by the prairie space in both the city parks as well as the random urban green space throughout Minneapolis.
Santo Jacobsson

The Blanket. May 2021. Because Santo was brought up to be a girl, he was allowed into spaces that men never were. Knitting with his family was a time to hear stories of their childhood and lead him to appreciate Ecuador through different eyes.

Parsons School of Design
Sakshi Jain

Summer Lunch. December 2021. Thinking about a "summer lunch" with a nice pleasant breeze on a cold freezing gloomy day.
Gordon C. James

This is the story of how Ambassador Andrew Young was inspired by JESSE OWENS as a child and the life lessons Ambassador Young learned from his father.

JUST LIKE JESSE OWENS
Gordon C. James

This is the cover for the middle grade novel, IT DOESN'T TAKE A GENIUS. It's the sequel to a movie that starred actor Miles Brown and he is featured on the cover.

IT DOESN'T TAKE A GENIUS
Jinhwa Jang

Investing's Wild Year. December 2021. Cover illustration for Bloomberg Businessweek December 20, 2021 issue. 'Investing's Wild Year-Celebrities shilling for crypto. Prank tokens in the tens of billions. Cartoon apes selling for seven figures. All very normal for 2021.
Jardley Jean-Louis

A series of still illustrations that were animated. Created for Ep. 3 Mercy's Story for the We Imagine...Us The Animated Podcast series.
Gweny Jin

This series explores the personal and collective memory of city-scape and place-ness. February 2022. The audience are invited to have an open end journey through the fabric of lines, inks and colors to experience both the familiar urban places and the impossible spatial configuration through optical illusion.
Vyolet Jin

School of Visual Arts

I have always loved dollhouses and wanted one of my own. Unfortunately, I have never owned one myself. During this long pandemic, I did not dare to travel or visit my family. I thought it would be awesome if I can have a mobile dollhouse that carries me everywhere I want to.
Richard Johnson

Arena Illustration

Our Tower — The Green Man. August 2022. I was commissioned to illustrate Joseph Coelho’s story ‘Our Tower’, which explores the relationship between urban inner-city communities and rural environments. A story of reunification and the celebration of community. It was important to represent diversity and ethnicity through the work.
Ryan Johnson

Levy Creative

Yosemite National Park. WePresent. November 2021. I was asked to depict what I would be if I wasn't an artist for WeTranfer's WePresent.

WeTranfer
CathyAnn JohnsonConforto

Luvit Studio

James Baldwin. RED. Painted Words Agency requested a collection of new samples for clients seeking editorial illustrations. Three categories were addresses in the collections. 1. Contemporary historical figure who made a difference. 2. Historical event that had an impact on history. 3. Symbolic contemporary work.
CathyAnn JohnsonConforto

Luvit Studio

Amanda Gorman. Courageous. Ongoing Women Series Painted Words Agency requested a collection of works promotion to present to clients seeking editorial illustrations. I took the opportunity to explore new creative options for executing upcoming assignments.
Pawel Jonca

Sugar Sucks. November 2021. A poster for a foundation Najsłodsi supporting the prevention of diabetes, referring to the famous in Poland slogan Sugar strengthens, which for years misled people, being only an advertisement for the sugar industry.

Najsłodsi
Fien Jorissen

Heart USA Inc.

Zine Club. April 2021. A 4-color A3 Riso print Zine Club, made in collaboration with Mexican Riso studio Sociedad Anónima Reproducción Autogestiva. The print was part of the group expo “Collés Serrés” at Fotokino, Marseille.

Collés Serrés
Victor Juhasz

Marcus Aurelius. The Boy Who Would Be King by Ryan Holiday. January 2021. Illustrations done for a children's book published by the author, Ryan Holiday, about the great Stoic Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius and his hero's journey.

The Boy Who Would Be King
Luisa Jung

Salzman International

US-China Tech Competition. September 2021. Illustration for an article about the competition for technological primacy between American and Chinese companies.
Luisa Jung

Salzman International

New Faiths. December 2021. Many Germans are leaving the church. But what is taking the place of God? A look into Germany's soul.

Stern Magazin
Lawon Jung

Seoul. The winter vibe. December 2021. Suddenly, I raise my eyes and look at the lovely objects around me. Memories of each of them make me happy. I remember and record that happiness.
Matthew Kam

Illustration in an archival issue of The New Yorker on food & drink. The illustration accompanied a review of Campbell Scott and Stanley Tucci’s “Big Night” by Terrence Rafferty.

The New Yorker
Satoshi Kambayashi

Satoshi Kambayashi

Serving a higher purpose. June 2021. The Chinese state is pumping public funds into private equity.

The Economist
Satoshi Kambayashi

Satoshi Kambayashi

Crypto-universe. The disaster scenario. August 2021. What if Bitcoin went to zero? The disaster scenario for a stress test.

The Economist
Hannah Kang

Hannah Kang L.L.C.

Reminiscing Tokyo_Miko. October 2021. I lived in Tokyo for 6 months just before Covid 19 started to spread in East Asia. Looking back, my time living abroad felt surreal when the whole world was shutting down. Void of traveling, I created sketches from my time in Tokyo, based on the photos I took to relive my travel. This one is of a miko, a shrine maiden at Meiji Jingu Mae in Tokyo.
Cindy Kang

The Bright Agency

City Flights. February 2021. Illustration for the piece, “City Flights,” in the Bloom Magazine Spring 2021 Issue. Artwork accompanies the article about the rise of urban bird watching.
Mari Kanstad Johnsen

Heart USA Inc.

Taking in a Changed Landscape. June 2021. Cover artwork for The Washington Post's 'Arts & Style' section.

The Washington Post
Bijou Karman

She Likes Cutie

Arnold Schifrin. Apple Tower Theater Portrait. June 2021. Portrait of my grandfather, artist Arnold Schifrin, for Apple. It was featured as a mural on their Tower Theater store in Downtown Los Angeles.

Apple
Terri Fry Kasuba

I Always Believed in You! April 2021.inspiration poster with (maybe) fictional Yeti.
Terri Fry Kasuba

I Always Believed in You! April 2021. inspiration poster with (maybe)fictional UFO
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

When Work Becomes Life. February 2021. An artwork based on the hit television series Call My Agent.

The New Yorker
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

A Brave New Season. September 2021. Artwork for the cover of The Washington Post's Arts & Style section A Brave New Season the wish list of Fall Arts previews, in the hope that shared spaces remain safe places and that we can enjoy a common experience at theatres, concert halls and galleries.

The Washington Post
Gwen Keraval

RappArt

A cover done for "Alice in Wonderland", published in Librio collection from Flammarion publisher, France.

Alice in Wonderland
Madison Ketcham

"When the Clock Stopped". March 2021. Full page illustration for the Sports Section of the New York Times entitled, “When the Clock Stopped: The three days last March that changed sports.”

The New York Times
Sharareh Khosravani

Diversity and Community Engagement Series
Sharareh Khosravani

Diversity and Community Engagement Series
Tevy Khou

Long Beach, CA. Skate Bomb. January 2021. Illustration of a woman bombing a hill.
Ann Kiernan

individual

Painted in ink the illustration shows two soldiers formed in the smoke of the burning twin towers. The 20th anniversary saw an end to the war born of 9/11.

The Washington Post
Don Kilpatrick III

Process / Progress. October 2021. A series of location paintings of normal, day-to-day activities that is part of my solo gallery show titled Process / Progress that encompasses both my printmaking and painting work.

M Contemporary Art
TK Kim

andKind

A timid girl always stay inside of her little cabin and the world blew away her house with a typhoon. She is forced to go on a journey in search for ways to get rid of fear. She encounters 7 interesting characters on her journey and learns how to cope with fear.

Fearless
Esther Sarah Kim

Cover illustration for a book, The Slowworm's Song, about a recovering alcoholic and ex-soldier father who attempts to reconnect with an estranged daughter through a letter and in the process disappears into the forest of his memories... May 2022.

The Slowworm's Song
Uijung Kim

The goal of the image was to show that having a team from a diverse background can equal a sum greater than it’s parts!

PLANADVISER
Grace J. Kim

Illustration for cover of The New York Times Book Review about how a lifetime of reading taught writer Min Jin Lee how to write about her immigrant world as a Korean-American, existing in between Seoul and New York City.
Jee Kim

School of Visual Arts

Illustrations created for the recently launched dog-clothing brand, "Laēlap."
JAIME KIM

This gentle, contemplative picture book about family origins invites us to ponder the meaning of home.This vivid story honors the immigrant experience and the timeless bond between parent and child, past and present.

Mommy's Hometown
Minet Mingyeong Kim

Minet Kim

Square in Square. January 2021. Due to the development of the media, the gap between countries' relations, thoughts, and tastes is gradually decreasing compared to the past. I became interested in how the development of the online and digital industries affects people's lives and how they adapt to them, so I observed how people look during self-isolation and how they relate to the online media.
Minet Mingyeong Kim

Minet Kim

Sunrise to Sunset. November 2021.
Hansol Kim

Parks Project x SF Parks Alliance. June 2022. Collaborated with Parks Project to design a product capsule with San Francisco Parks Alliance, to help fund their mission of supporting public spaces in San Francisco. The graphics were printed on apparel & accessories.
Hokyoung Kim

Richard Solomon

The Abortion I Didn’t Have. December 2021. I never thought about ending my pregnancy. Instead, at 19, I erased the future I had imagined for myself.
Hokyoung Kim

Richard Solomon

The Abortion I Didn’t Have. December 2021. I never thought about ending my pregnancy. Instead, at 19, I erased the future I had imagined for myself.

The New York Times Magazine
KATHLEEN KINKOPF

Kathleen Kinkopf

INHABITING BLISS is a collection of visceral narratives inspired by the magic of nature and the inner strength of the human spirit. Relevant to challenges in recent times, this book was born from personal and professional growth, substantial life changes, and newfound reflections of gratitude.

INHABITING BLISS
Adrienne Kinsella

Too Good To Be True. Personal work. June of 2021, reflecting on the ephemeral nature of contemporary relationships.
Adrienne Kinsella

I Dream In Blue. May 2021. Personal work created for a fine art context.
Pat Kinsella

A worker sews clothing in a warehouse.. Wage theft hits immigrants — hard. October 2021. The Cheated at Work illustrations, part of an investigation of government oversight of federal wage-theft complaints, clearly convey the meaning and emotion of stories about workers whose employers often pay them less than minimum wage, stiff them on overtime or in some other way break laws on pay.

Center for Public Integrity
Pat Kinsella

Guest workers process crawfish in a warehouse.. As guest workers increase, so do concerns about wage cheating. March 2021. The Cheated at Work illustrations, part of an investigation of government oversight of federal wage-theft complaints, clearly convey the meaning and emotion of stories about workers whose employers often pay them less than minimum wage, stiff them on overtime or in some other way break laws on pay.

Center for Public Integrity
TATSURO KIUCHI

Talent. July 2021. Illustrations for a serial novel "Talant" by Mitsuyo Kakuta.

THE YOMIURI SHIMBUN
TATSURO KIUCHI

Japan. Talent. July 2021. Illustrations for a serial novel "Talant" by Mitsuyo Kakuta.

THE YOMIURI SHIMBUN
TATSURO KIUCHI

Interesting everyday life in the future / My vision : Could eels come back?. October 2021. I drew this picture not in the sense that I wanted to have more chances to enjoy eating eels, but rather in the hope of a future in which endangered creatures somehow return to abundance.

Oji Holdings Corporation
Sophia Kiuchi

Sophia Hanako Kiuchi

Quest love. The Passion of Questlove. November 2021. A portrait of musician, songwriter, and film director, Questlove, in response to The New York Times Magazine's cover story titled "The Passion of Questlove."

ArtCenter College of Design
Ryan Klass

CSUN

Northridge. Friends. January 2021. In my work I would like to express the importance of community as we grew up in communal tribes as hunter gatherers. I also like to use cartoon imagery to denote nostalgia as I believe as we get older all we are trying to do is go back to a state of mind we had in our youth.
Urs Joseph Knobel

"LOST" is a story about people who disappear as refugees or are killed in mysterious ways during a war or a corrupt rule. (There are many examples like Afghanistan with the Taliban at the moment). December 2021.
Urs Joseph Knobel

Positive thinking during the Corona Pandemic. May 2021.
Uli Knoerzer

Tommy Jeans x Uli Knoerzer. September 2021. Series of drawings for TOMMY JEANS' social media channels showing off looks from their Fall/Winter collection 2021

Tommy Jeans
Uli Knoerzer

Tommy Jeans x Uli Knoerzer. September 2021. Series of drawings for TOMMY JEANS' social media channels showing off looks from their Fall/Winter collection 2021

Tommy Jeans
Uli Knoerzer

Tommy Jeans x Uli Knoerzer. September 2021. Series of drawings for TOMMY JEANS' social media channels showing off looks from their Fall/Winter collection 2021

Tommy Jeans
Uli Knoerzer

Series of drawings for TOMMY JEANS' social media channels showing off looks from their Fall/Winter collection 2021

Tommy Jeans
Viktor Koen

Glove Balloon. January 2021. Pandemic themed Illustration for ContinuED, School of Visual Art’s Continuing Education Department publication.

ContinuED
Maria Kofman

Five stages of grief, and how to get through them. February 2022.
Alice Kolb

Bern. Tiger. March 2021. Letterpress print, independent work.
Michelle Kondrich

Michelle Kondrich Illustration

Get Thunberg. Timmerman Let's Thunberg Down Again. March 2021. Editorial portrait of Greta Thunberg to accompany a story on POLITICO Europe about EU Leadership failing to address climate change.

POLITICO Europe
Michelle Kondrich

Michelle Kondrich Illustration

How Ballet Companies are Planning a Covid-free 'Nutcrackers'. November 2021. Editorial illustration for the Arts & Life section of The Washington Post about the return of The Nutcracker to the stage in 2021

The Washington Post
Sebastian König

Illustration for online stream visuals of french DJ Pychiatre. Stream For Mental Health. October 2021. Key visual for an online stream that raised money for a mental health charity by the french DJ Psychiatre. The image resembles the aerial view from the DJ booth with the vinyl sleeves, combining it with smiling turntables. The artwork was used on a poster and online visuals.

DJ Pychiatre
Bartosz Kosowski

Benedict Cumberbatch. Benedict Cumberbatch - The Power of The Dog. December 2021. Portrait of Benedict Cumberbatch for the cover of Entertainment Weekly Awardist magazine.
Ben Kothe

Teachers Are Being Pushed To Their Breaking Points. February 2021. The Story is a survey of US teachers working during the COVID-19 pandemic. The illustration is a collage of a teacher with a pile of colorful pencil shavings scattered around like an explosion.

BuzzFeed News
Przemek Kotynski

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

Gift. May 2021. For an article about Asperger Syndrome. People with this disorder often combine a genius and a weakling in life. Being a "gifted" person means seeing the world differently than "ordinary" people. A person is different, but not sick.
Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva

Heart USA Inc.

Clinical Judgement. November 2021. Images based on‘Clinical Judgement' an audio play about an immigrant from India, living in Canada. He’s a doctor with many biases and blind spots at the same time. The audio piece presents one side of his story. The artwork complicates and questions the story by presenting other perspectives.
Jon Krause

Stay. A stand alone illustration for the table of contents page on the loneliness and longing that our pets will have to deal with as we transition away from working at home.

Washington Post Sunday Magazine
Trisha Krauss

The New Rules for Hosting That Holiday Party. December 2021. For The Right at Home column in the New York Times, I illustrated how to throw a holiday party with Covid still hovering over us.

The New York Times Magazine
Jenny Kroik

Magnet Reps

Marcus Books, Oakland California. Cover illustration created for Reading Group Choices' 2021 guide featuring over 50 fiction, nonfiction, and young adult book recommendations.

Reading Group Choices
Caitlin Kuhwald

Illustration for a banner hanging at the Original Farmers Market LA Times newsstand.
Anita Kunz

Fatima al-Fihiri. Original Sisters: Portraits of Tenacity and Courage. November 2021. This book was a pandemic project. I wrote about and painted the portraits of 365 exceptional women, may of whom have been marginalized or forgotten entirely. The book showcases 150 of these women.

Original Sisters
Anita Kunz

Original Sisters: Portraits of Tenacity and Courage. November 2021. This book was a pandemic project. I wrote about and painted the portraits of 365 exceptional women, may of whom have been marginalized or forgotten entirely. The book showcases 150 of these women.

Original Sisters
Anita Kunz

This book was a pandemic project. I wrote about and painted the portraits of 365 exceptional women, may of whom have been marginalized or forgotten entirely. The book showcases 150 of these women.
Anita Kunz

This book was a pandemic project. I wrote about and painted the portraits of 365 exceptional women, may of whom have been marginalized or forgotten entirely. The book showcases 150 of these women.
Alex Kupczyk

An oil painting exploring loss of identity, using the moment of cutting one's hair as the metaphor. I wanted to create an element that functions as a visual barrier that mirrors the mental and emotional barriers of contemplating ones own mortality as well as a kind of a hole/ and way into the piece. January 2022.

Art Center College of Design
Peter Kuper

Cicadas In NYC. New Yorker Sketchbook. May 2021. A celebration of the arrival of the Brood X cicadas for The New Yorker magazine

The New Yorker
Peter Kuper

Butterflies Exit Rose Room. INterSECTS. April 2021. Poster as part of a brochure for an exhbition of the artist's work at the New York Public Library

New York Public Library
London Ladd

Painted Words Agency

Syracuse 8 football team members protesting racism in the 1960's. September 2021.
London Ladd

Painted Words Agency

Alex Haley. Roots book review. September 2021.
Katherine Lam

The Mountains Wild. January 2021. As part of AARP's Members Only Access exclusive content, Sarah Stewart Taylor's novel "The Mountains Wild" was serialized digitally for AARP members. Every day two chapters were released, accompanied by illustrations from artist Katherine Lam.

AARP
Katherine Lam

The Mountains Wild. January 2021. As part of AARP's Members Only Access exclusive content, Sarah Stewart Taylor's novel "The Mountains Wild" was serialized digitally for AARP members. Every day two chapters were released, accompanied by illustrations from artist Katherine Lam.

AARP
Franz Lang

Heart USA Inc.

Family Fun Guide. April 2021. Cover artwork for the Boston Sunday Globe's Sunday Arts ‘Family Fun Guide’

Boston Sunday Globe
Raz Latif

Tongo Eisen-Martin. Dossier: Meet The City’s New Revolutionary Laureate. June 2021. Portrait of San Francisco poet laureate Tongo Eisen-Martin.

Nob Hill Gazette
Nicola Laurora

Nico189

“Privacy Reset: A guide to the important settings you should change now”. A story with the goal of helping readers through updating their privacy settings with various tech companies.

The Washington Post
Jamiel Law

NBC News Digital

'It physically hurts': Black men are in mourning for George Floyd — and themselves. April 2021. Black men gather in a living room to watch television coverage of the George Floyd trial while comforting one another.

NBC News Digital