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Matthew Aceves

ArtCenter College of Design

Man’s Treasure

Man’s Treasure. December 2022. Oil painting, 10 in diameter cotton canvas. Capturing the beauty and harsh reality of life.
Jillian Adel

Studio of Earthly Delights

Daisies

Daisies. November 2022. Cover art for the 1966 Czech New Wave film where a pair of hedonistic young women embark on a gleefully debauched odyssey of antipatriarchal resistance. The artwork calls to the girls' room that morphs into chaos as they do. All elements are scanned, drawn and garden grown.
Najeebah Al-Ghadban

n/a

An experimental collage made in the dark room by exposing flowers then integrating needles and found photography. January 2022.
Marella Albanese

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

Rise of Lazarus

Rise of Lazarus. February 2023. A modern interpretation of the Rising of Lazarus that can be viewed either as the original story of someone rising from the dead of the aftermath of a fight and them falling.
Giovanni Alberti

During adolescence everything changes and shakes. It's a continuous reversal of emotions that sends you into a tailspin, seeking the impossible. This illustration has been selected in the latest edition of Tapirulan Illustration contest, Cremona (Italy). The title of the contest was "Tilt".

L'età dell'adolescenza
Grace Aldrich

The First Ones

The First Ones. November 2022. A series of surreal paintings that follow the narrative of a group of unnamed creatures as they are pursued by various dark entities through a decaying and otherworldly city. The story observes their journey from initial animation to eventual escape from the city and their hunters.
Selina Alko

Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport

March to the Czech train station. Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport. February 2023. Illustrations for a book about the Czech Kindertransport and Nicholas Winton, the man who saved 669 Jewish children during the Holocaust.

Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport
Selina Alko

Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport

Prague Train Station World War II. Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport. February 2023. Illustrations for a book about the Czech Kindertransport and the man who saved 669 Jewish children during the Holocaust.

Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport
Raúl Allén

Raul Allen

Cover for Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen's horror comic 'Little Monsters'. Published by Image comics

Little Monsters
Raúl Allén

Raul Allen

One of the drawings from my Domestika course on Drawing urban characters. Based on a series of ink line drawings, with digital coloring.

Domestika
Vlad Alvarez

Illustration created for self promotion use.
Rafael Alvarez

Rafa Alvarez Studio

WHY SUDSY MALONE’S MATTERED

Why Sudsy Malone's Mattered. January 2023. Illustration for an article about the 90s mighty laundry rock bar Sudsy Malone where a whole generation of national bands, Cincinnati local musicians, and club kids came of age.

Cincinnati Magazine
Angelica Alzona

The Last of Us Adaptation

Ellie Williams and Joel Miller from The Last of Us. The Last of Us Adaptation. December 2022. For a piece on the process of adapting the video game The Last of Us to prestige TV.

The New Yorker
Alyssa Amyotte

Rooms with a Story

Rooms with a Story. October 2022. This is a self-directed series of images exploring folktales from different cultures and their relative traditional art styles. The images were created using brush and ink on watercolor paper and then colored digitally.
Tara Anand

Piece for a Washington Post article about attempts to revive the old naval tradition of writing the first deck log of the year in verse

The Washington Post
Tara Anand

Piece accompanying the review of The Women Could Fly, a book about a woman's journey away from the confines of her oppressive society, towards a wilder more magical environment and in search of her vanished mother.

The New York Times
Scott Anderson

How Elon Musk became a new kind of celebrity.

Illustration commissioned by The Washington Post for the Lifestyle section for a story titled "How Elon Musk became a new kind of celebrity." July 2022.

The Washington Post
Susie Ang

Pandemic Delays Endangers Domestic Violence Victims

Pandemic Delays Endangers Domestic Violence Victims. June 2022. The last time Cobie Jane spent time with her two sons was in 2018, despite her legal right to shared custody with her ex-husband, who lives with the boys full time.
Anonymous Anonymous

How a Chinese American Gangster Transformed Money Laundering for Drug Cartels

Xizhi Li pioneered a new method that enriched Latin American drug lords and China’s elite. How a Chinese American Gangster Transformed Money Laundering for Drug Cartels. October 2022. An anonymous artist worked on illustrations for this story about Xizhi Li, a Chinese American gangster who pioneered a new method that enriched Latin American drug lords and China’s elite. Visuals Editor: Lisa Larson-Walker Art Director: Lisa Larson-Walker

ProPublica
Anonymous Anonymous

Xizhi Li pioneered a new method that enriched Latin American drug lords and China’s elite.

Xizhi Li pioneered a new method that enriched Latin American drug lords and China’s elite. How a Chinese American Gangster Transformed Money Laundering for Drug Cartels. October 2022. An anonymous artist worked on illustrations for this story about Xizhi Li, a Chinese American gangster who pioneered a new method that enriched Latin American drug lords and China’s elite. Visuals Editor: Lisa Larson-Walker Art Director: Lisa Larson-Walker

ProPublica
Gen Arai

Illustration for car dealership
Peter Arkle

ANTI-WAR WALL

Corner of Allen and Houston Streets, East Village, Manhattan, NYC. Anti-War Wall. May 2022. Overheard and observed at temporary wall dedicated to protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Popeye Magazine
Peter Arkle

IN THE NORTH WOODS

Central Park, NYC In The North Woods. August 2022. Overheard and observed in the North Woods of Central Park.

Popeye Magazine
Amanda Arlotta

Babylon

Babylon. December 2022. Created for Refinery29’s dedicated feature story, this cover illustration was made for the stories horoscope series exploring what movie plot lines each zodiac sign will live out in 2023, while connecting them to the themes from Paramount Pictures "Babylon" for promotion of the film.

Refinery29
Kristina Armitage

Quanta

Various illustration published at Quanta Magazine

Quanta Magazine
Gail Armstrong

IllustrationX

Human Body

Human Body. February 2022. An interactive, lift-the-flap book exploring the science of the human body.
Gail Armstrong

IllustrationX

Human Body

Human Body. February 2022. An interactive, lift-the-flap book exploring the science of the human body.
Lili Arnold

PhotoAssist Inc

Mountain Flora. These stamps celebrate the beauty of mountain flowers. The artist, known for her hand-carved block prints, wanted to lend that same style to the small stamp canvas. By hand-sketching these flowers and then refining them digitally she ended up with small, colorful gradated pieces of digital artwork.
Gil Ashby

Lacing up to dance!

Ferris at the Golden Gloves. Lacing Up to Dance! November 2022. From Direct observation capturing the moments my pugilist friend laces up, preparing to dance a destructive tango in center ring with a worthy opponent-that night long ago at the "Garden"in New York City, in full journalist mode
Phil Ashworth

Poster created to promote the the 2023 NY Night Train New Year's Ball at TV EYE in Ridgewood, NY.
Tom Bachtell

ARTREPNYC

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot. July 2022 In 2022, I created work for private commission, for publication, and for my amusement -- all my drawings helped me process and interpret the people, places, and news of the ongoing-pandemic year. I drew this portrait of then-Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on an impulse to explore her face's renowned resting expression -- which I decided is less a scowl than a ever-readiness to charge with her head down.
Christina Baeriswyl

Illustrateuse

Going to the outdoor pool and the associated nudity is a big challenge for many trans people, but it can also be strengthening and healing. It is about the tension between showing and hiding. The illustration "Charly" illustrates an article about a trans man.

Wochenzeitung
Bianca Bagnarelli

Ask Carrie

Ask Carrie. March 2022. Prepare Yourself: Four tips for getting ahead of health care costs in retirement.

Onward Magazine
Flora Bai

Ms. Plum Blossom is a picture book series featuring a girl who returns to her hometown and decides to settle down there. The six selected images offer glimpses into her journey of rediscovering her roots and finding a place to call home.
Flora Bai

Ms. Plum Blossom is a picture book series featuring a girl who returns to her hometown and decides to settle down there. The six selected images offer glimpses into her journey of rediscovering her roots and finding a place to call home.
Scott Bakal

Women and the Church. January 2022. Illustration for a magazine story about how women were historically prevented from higher positions in the church and it's changes in the modern era.

Liberty Magazine
Lindsey Balbierz

Hey Neighbors! Puzzle | Mudpuppy

The Hey Neighbors! Puzzle was a collaboration with Mudpuppy. July 2022. We worked together to create a dense neighborhood scene. The main goals were to include a broad range of abilities, ages, and races. We worked to create unique neighborhood interactions for every apartment window, stoop, and sidewalk.
Lindsey Balbierz

Car Free Earth Day x NYCDOT

Car Free Earth Day x NYCDOT. April 2022. The NYC DOT and I worked together to create 9 illustrated maps to utilize on site at Car Free Earth Day. I created maps that reflected the vibrant demographics of New Yorkers, included time and milage directives, as well as included street names, plazas, pedestrians corridors and bike path labels.
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates LLC

Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. August 2022. We created the artwork for the luxury edition of The Great Gatsby by F.S.Fitzgerald for Beehive Books USA part of the Illuminated Editions. 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. We used traditional and digital tools: gouache, pen, pencil, digital.
Anna and Elena Balbusso Twins

Shannon Associates LLC

The Great Gatsby by F.S.Fitzgerald

The Great Gatsby by F.S. Fitzgerald. August 2022. We created the artwork for the luxury edition of The Great Gatsby by F.S.Fitzgerald for Beehive Books USA part of the Illuminated Editions. 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. We used traditional and digital tools: gouache, pen, pencil, digital
Natalya Balnova

Natalya Balnova Illustration

Demonic Integrity

Demonic Integrity. December 2022. Three-color silkscreen poster, size 15x22”, edition of 10.
Anagh Banerjee

Blood Lines

Woodcut illustration accompanying Parul Sehgal's essay on the role of literature in capturing the horrors of the Partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947.
Rachel Bao

Sherlock Holmes: The Meaning Of Sacrifice

Sherlock Holmes. October 2022. This series of illustrations is a series of posters and character designs created for the tabletop game script Sherlock Holmes: The Meaning Of Sacrifice. The story is about a new case adapted from the original novel.
Sergio Baradat

La Doña

La Doña. June 2022. Fine Art personal work
Davide Barco

Dangerous Grounds

Dangerous Grounds. A Pro Tennis Player’s Friend Was Killed. Was It the Kidnappers? The Kickboxer? The Coach? December 2022.

Sports Illustrated
Hanna Barczyk

Ella Lupo/Purple Rain Illustrators

Vancouver Opera poster

Vancouver Opera. August 2022. I created the opera posters for Vancouver Opera; The Pearl Fishers, A Midsummer Night's Dream and the Flying Dutchman, for the 2022-2023 season. The overall theme was love and inviting people back to the opera after the pandemic.
Charnelle Barlow

Lori Nowicki at Painted Words

Everything In Its Place: When Maggie Walks In She's Not Alone.

Everything In Its Place: When Maggie Walks In She's Not Alone. July 2022. An interior spread from "Everything In Its Place" by Pauline David-Sax, a children’s book about a girl named Nicky who loves spending time in the library and has to overcome her social anxiety. Illustrations were drawn in colored pencil with digital collage. This spread shows Maggie bringing her Motorcycle Sisters to the cafe for pie.
Dna Bat

A surreal depiction of a families struggle against a narcissistic parent. October 2022.
Niv Bavarsky & Jackson Bernard

altopalo - frenemy

Altopalo, Frenemy. March 2022. Single artwork for NY experimental rock band altopalo - part of a series of images for the album cover & rollout, all made in collaboration between illustrator Niv Bavarsky & designer/sculptor Jackson Bernard
Roland Becerra

AGATHA is a horror graphic novel that I’m currently making, it’s a continuation of a Feature-Length Animated film that I made. Taking place directly after the events of the film, the graphic novel is a continuation of AGATHA’s concepts and themes.
Melinda Beck

Title IX

Female athletes with laurel branches symbolic of victory represent the success of girls and women in sports and other educational endeavors, 50 years after Title IX legislation was passed, preventing discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded educational programs.
Polly Becker

The Ephemera of Minim. March 2023. One in a series of improvisations which evolved from teaching demos concerned with marks made according to the laws of chance and pareidolia, our tendency to perceive meaningful imagery in ambiguous or random visual inputs.

The Ephemera of Minim
Wesley Bedrosian

Welcome to Hell

Welcome to Hell. August 2022. Mars, Inc., is best known for making chocolate bars. But it also owns the most pet hospitals in the U.S., and workers say the conditions are toxic.

The American Prospect
Mary Jane Begin

They Are Thumper

They Are Thumper. September 2022. Oil painting portrait inspired by Terry Windling's "The Wood Wife" novel. The character is a representation of a multiplicity of identities, moving fluidly from animal to human form and spirit. The character of Thumper symbolized the concept of a non binding identity.
Alexandra Beguez

The first book in The Hispanic Star series tells the story of Celia Cruz, the Queen of Salsa, detailing her youth in Havana, Cuba, to her meteoric rise to international fame. I was responsible for illustrating the thirty interior illustrations in the book.

Hispanic Star: Celia Cruz
Alexandra Beguez

The first book in The Hispanic Star series tells the story of Celia Cruz, the Queen of Salsa, detailing her youth in Havana, Cuba, to her meteoric rise to international fame. I was responsible for illustrating the thirty interior illustrations in the book.

Hispanic Star: Celia Cruz
Dan Bejar

Hunker Down

"Hunker Down." April 2022. Was for a story about the US' intentional use of war rhetoric during the pandemic to galvanize ordinary civilians. It also highlighted how civilians don't always make the best soldiers during a global pandemic.
Denisse Beltran

Maryland Institute College of Art

This image illustrates the end of a short story about being sisters. The way it defines you to grow up with someone so close in every step of life, and how time and distance can be hard, but also useful to learn how love can linger through change.

Half of everything
Julie Benbassat

The British Socialist Who Rewrote the World for Children

E Nesbit. The British Socialist Who Rewrote the World for Children. September 2022. An illustration for an article on the life and work of E. Nesbit, a revolutionary children's book writer of the Edwardian era in England, whose works mingled her socialist ideals with her appreciation of the independence and wit of children. Thank AD Nicholas Konrad
Lauren Simkin Berke

Unlocking Ulysses Cover

James Joyce, Dublin, Shakespeare & Co., Paris. Unlocking Ulysses Cover. April 2022. The cover for the Spring 2022 issue of Johns Hopkins Magazine, focused on the feature article "Unlocking Ulysses." Published around the 100th anniversary of the first publishing of Joyce's Ulysses. The article looks art why people don't read it, and why they should.

Johns Hopkins Magazine
Juan Bernabeu

Are You the Same Person You Used to Be?

Are You the Same Person You Used to Be? October 2022. Researchers have studied how much of our personality is set from childhood, but what you’re like isn’t who you are.

The New Yorker
Tina Berning

Koko Art Agency

Cover

Playboy Germany 50th Birthday Jubilee edition. August 2022. One of 50 covers by 50 artists. Depicting my respectful view on the female body in its vulnerability, I enriched the figure with so much expression that it loses any objectiveness and regains its autonomy counteracting the context of the publication.

Playboy Germany
Kayla Berry

Oscar Speech

Oscar Speech. December 2022. A page from my zine, "Ahhhhhhh, That's It. That's How I Feel.

Parsons School of Design
Louisa Bertman

Louisa Bertman

Be A Feminist #hirewomen

Be A Feminist #hirewomen. March 20232. I believe true gender equality can happen only through racial and gender equity and the need to acknowledge the disproportionate lack of social, political and financial opportunities we as a country have created through a systemically racist and sexist history. I hope Biden will #leanin #getloud #hirewomen and #beafeminist." The assignment was to illustrate and comment on what I thought Biden should do with his presidency...

The Washington Post
Matteo Berton

ESA Journey to Mars MOON

ESA, Moon base, Orion spacecraft, Artemis rocket, Mars. ESA Journey to Mars MOON. December 2022. The European Space Agency reached out to me to develop two artworks about the Orion spacecraft and its journey to Mars We thought of exploiting the duality of Earth and Moon. The first image from Earth depicting the past and what we've reached so far and one from the Moon looking ahead.
Luke Best

Heart USA Inc.

Gardening Special Cover

Gardening Special Cover. Februery 2022. The Observer's Gardening Special: How to grow, farm, sow, prune, cultivate, and care for plants - and yourself.
Guy Billout

For Ukraine

For Ukraine. July 2022. Poster for Designers for Peace about the war in Ukraine.
Darcy Binns

Sometimes No. 121

An Upstate New York Field Reimagined. Sometimes No. 121. October 2022. Three months ago my mom died unexpectedly of a heart attack. Much of the past year she was not at peace. Nothing I did helped. Heartsick, I walked. Walking I discovered new lands—places where the immense dwells in the particular and the constant in the specific. Walking I arrived at acceptance.
Marty Blake

Marty Blake Graphic Design

Winged Athena the Wise

Winged Athena the Wise. April 2022. Cut paper collage for an invitational fundraiser "Draw the Line" for Emily's List, sponsored by the Pen and Ink Brigade.
Christian Ray Blaza

Categorizing every team in the league based on play style and talent heading into the 2022-23 season.

The Ringer
Barry Blitt

Every Day is Labor Day

Supreme Court Judges. Extreme Court. Every Day is Labor Day. September 2022. Beyond mere caricature, Blitt's gorgeously precise lines distill the essence of a character: a petulant Musk, a craven Cruz, a radiant Jackson. His expert pen wordlessly captures a newsworthy moment: this powerful illustration on the day that Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court.

Air Mail
Barry Blitt

Resilience

President Volodymyr Zelensky waves a Ukrakian flag amid smoke and explosions. Resilience. March 2022. Until a few years ago, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was best known as a former comedian and TV personality, an unlikely background for a wartime leader. And yet, as the artist Barry Blitt captures, Zelensky’s courageous conduct in the face of the Russian invasion has made him a hero.

The New Yorker
Paul Blow

Handsome Frank

Grief

You Will Get it Wrong … But You Can’t Make it Worse: 16 ways to talk to people who are grieving. January 2023. Illustrating an article by Cariad Lloyd about a writer coming to terms with the loss of her father and the journey she makes, culminating in an award winning podcast called Griefcast in which she shares the lessons she and others have learned.

The Guardian
Dominic Bodden

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

2023 Rand Corporation Calendar

Muriel Strode. 2023 Rand Corporation Calendar. December 2022. Dominic Bodden was commissioned by The RAND Corporation to illustrate a calendar that features portrait illustrations of historical figures. Using chalk pastel, found objects, and cut paper, Dominic designed compositions that placed each portrait subject in a meaningful environment to give context to the illustration.
Dominic Bodden

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

2023 Rand Corporation Calendar

Marian Anderson. 2023 Rand Corporation Calendar. December 2022. Dominic Bodden was commissioned by The RAND Corporation to illustrate a calendar that features portrait illustrations of historical figures. Using chalk pastel, found objects, and cut paper, Dominic designed compositions that placed each portrait subject in a meaningful environment to give context to the illustration.
Giulio Bonasera

Salzman International

"Trade veterans say there’s no going back to the free-trading days before Trump and the pandemic. People need to be fundamentally relooking at all the assumptions that they had about how the world would be organized. That doesn’t mean no trade, it means that trade will likely be reformed over time."

POLITICO
Davide Bonazzi

Salzman International

Mountain Sunrise

Mountain Sunrise. July 2022. Illustration made for "Draw the Light", an exhibition curated by Ripido Festival which took place at Lumen Museum on the Dolomites mountains, Italy.
Catalina Bonet Lopez

Savannah College of Art and Design

The Learning Curve of Lil Nas X

SCAD Student Illustration
Juliette Borda

January 2023.
Federica Bordoni

Marlena Agency

Invisible cities serie

Invisible Cities Series. December 2022. Olivia, one of the Illustrations inspired by the book Invisible Cities, written by Italo Calvino. Each city, called with a woman's name, is described in a surreal way. I focused on this aspect, merging the woman into the city itself. Olivia is animated in augmented reality by studio Alkanoids, Aria platform.
Richard Borge

Deep Dive

Deep Dive. March 2022. For an article about taking a "Deep Dive" into financial statistics.

MK Quarterly
Mark Borgions

HandMade Monsters

Giclee print. part of a PT Anderson tribute show at Gallery 1988, LA. Direct to digital illustration.
CLEMENTE BOTELHO

From “Events Are Unfolding…” September 2022. An artist’s book of visual incidents inspired by folk tales of varied cultural origin.
CLEMENTE BOTELHO

From “Events Are Unfolding…” an artist’s book of visual incidents inspired by folk tales of varied cultural origin.

Events are Unfolding...
Joel Bower

joelBowerCreative

Lurking About

Lurking About. December 2022. A relaxation destination attracts voyeuristic pursuits.
Stuart Bradford

'Study of a Subprime Portfolio Reveals Racial Disparities in the Mortgage Market'

PenStater
Rebecca Bradley

Radish

Radish. June 2022. A drawing prompt during the summer in which I matched the food prompt to fashion looks from runway shots.
Rebecca Bradley

Lemon

Lemon. June 2022. A drawing prompt during the summer in which I matched the food prompt to fashion looks from runways.
Dan Bransfield

San Ho Won

San Ho Won. July 2022. Illustration of Dongsun Li at San Ho Won restaurant for Edible San Francisco Magazine. Gouache on paper.

Edible San Francisco Magazine
Ernest Brants

Savannah College of Art and Design

A Personal Illustration project created for class.
Ernest Brants

Savannah College of Art and Design

Millions

This piece was designed as an Album Cover: Millions. January 2023.
Mmark Braught

MarkBraught Studios

Strange Duck Brewery

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

The back cover of Reader's Digest, centered around the theme “a trusted friend in a complicated world”, as interpreted by the illustrator. AD: John Montgomery

Reader's Digest (Canada)
Trevor Brighton

Ohio University

Erasing Russia

Erasing Russia. January 20-23. This is a cover for Ohio University's school newspaper "The Post". The cover was illustrated on paper then colored in photoshop. The corresponding story is about the cutting of OU's Russia program. It details the erasure of Russian leaders as a representation of the erasure of Russian history.
David M. Brinley

Rapp|Art NYC

Personal piece entitled MK for a gallery show. November 2022.
Brian Britigan

Plant Parenthood

Plant Parenthood. December 2022. An illustration for a humorous guide to growing your flora family, with a focus on queer couples who have chosen to nurture houseplants instead of pets or children. The article highlights this season's must-have varieties for aspiring plant parents, which are depicted throughout the illustration.

The InQueery
Steve Brodner

Nine Richest Men

Nine Richest Men. August 2022. The world's richest men.

Los Angeles Times
Steve Brodner

Biden's Flying Monkeys

Biden's Flying Monkeys. July 2022. Review of election deniers and insurrectionists, using a Wizard of Oz metaphor.

The Washington Post
Leigh Brooklyn

Pietà

Pietà. March 2022. Inspired by Michelangelo’s sculpture, “Pietà,” where Mary cradled Jesus’ lifeless body after being removed from the cross, my “Pietà” painting is a depiction of the relationship between a mother and her child touching on society’s conflicted relationship with the Black community.
Calef Brown

On Bottles and Cans

On Bottles and Cans. May 2022. Illustration created for L'Etiquette, a beer themed publication distributed by the Montreal brewery brasserie Dunham and Mille Putois éditions.
Jennifer Bruce

A Particular Blindness

A Particular Blindness. June 2022. This painting portrays the common unwillingness to seek professional therapy when needed. The character holds her injured heart close, not realizing that by keeping it so protected she is preventing her own healing through the help of caring people.
Miranda Bruce

Five winter solstice practices that honor the dark time of year — and Earth’s rhythms

The Holidays. December 2022. Five winter solstice practices that honor the dark time of year — and Earth’s rhythms. Set of illustrations for a story about how different cultures around the world celebrate the winter solstice.

Los Angeles Times
Miranda Bruce

Five winter solstice practices that honor the dark time of year — and Earth’s rhythms

Winter Solstice. December 2022. Five winter solstice practices that honor the dark time of year — and Earth’s rhythms. Set of illustrations for a story about how different cultures around the world celebrate the winter solstice.

Los Angeles Times
Jonathan Bruns

Jonathan Bruns Fine Art

Johan Cruyff: In His Own Words

Johan Cruyff: In His Own Words. November 2022. Portrait of the football legend, Johan Cruyff, in These Football Times.
Nigel Buchanan

Rappart

Faking Funk

Bootsy Collins. Faking Funk. December 2022. For years the Funk musician Bootsy Collins was plagued by impersonators who would extract favours and borrow money from people whilst posing as him.

Rolling Stone
Carlos Buelvas

Borinquen Beauty is an illustration inspired by my visit to Puerto Rico in 2022. I was amazed by how young people in Puerto Rico embrace queerness and diversity in general, influenced by Reggeaton and urban music, represented by the singer Bad Bunny.
Jude Buffum

Do Gamers Have Better Brains?

Do Gamers Have Better Brains? December 2022. Article about a study showing kids who play video games have enhanced cognitive performance over those that do not.

CDW EdTech Magazine
Marc Burckhardt

Šemeš

Šemeš. October 2022. One of a series of paintings for "DIE BRUCHSTÜCKE/The Broken Pieces", a solo exhibit at Affenfaust Galerie in Hamburg, Germany
Marc Burckhardt

The Crossing

The Crossing. October 2022. One of a series of paintings for "DIE BRUCHSTÜCKE/The Broken Pieces", a solo exhibit at Affenfaust Galerie in Hamburg, Germany
Carlo Cadenas

Buy or get bought: African tech is on a mergers and acquisitions spree

Buy or Get Bought: African Tech is on a Mergers and Acquisitions Spree. March 2022. Flush with VC investment, companies are under great pressure to scale rapidly or cash out.

Rest of World
Carlo Cadenas

The global downturn is real, but the allure of Africa’s digital markets hasn’t changed

The Global Downturn is Real, But the Allure of Africa’s Digital Markets Hasn’t Changed. July 2022. Investors will want to see numbers, it’s all about unit economics again – not just ‘vibes’.

Rest of World
Kristy Caldwell

During lockdown Castelli Gallery rejected the option of virtual exhibition software, seeking to connect on a more emotional level. As the pandemic evolved we shifted focus to playful views of NYC's recovery from the gallery window, which overlooks Bryant Park. Made December 2020–August 2022.
Kristy Caldwell

During lockdown Castelli Gallery rejected the option of virtual exhibition software, seeking to connect on a more emotional level. As the pandemic evolved we shifted focus to playful views of NYC's recovery from the gallery window, which overlooks Bryant Park. Made December 2020–August 2022.
Taylor Callery

RAPP | ART

The Antihero's Last Gasp

The Antihero's Last Gasp. July 2022. Sunday Arts & Leisure Cover asking - With definitions of truth and justice now seemingly up for grabs, what purpose do the figures who toe the line between good and evil still serve?

The New York Times
Ken Camellia

KIKI'S BODEGA

An Assortment of People in Ballroom 1. As my first gallery appearance, I was tasked to do a fine art painting. I toiled for so long thinking of what to paint, but then I realized the best subject would be none other than my friends that have brought me to where I am today.
Alexandria Canchola

TAMU-CC

WIGOUT at kSpace Contemporary is their signature “FUN”draiser event. WigOut at the Disco celebrated all things from that sparkling era of The Hustle, Donna Summer, and Studio 54!
carlos carmonamedina

CARMONAMEDINA STUDIO LLC

Fatalities caused by cars are at the highest point. The failed promise of the Vision Zero program haunts commuters, and the ghost bikes around town are a bitter reminder of social and political negligence.
Andre Carrilho

1984 by George Orwell

1984 by George Orwell. November 2022. A new Portuguese edition of George Orwell's 1984, featuring 42 original illustrations, printed with two spot colors. The illustrations complement the original text as a parallel graphic commentary, opting for an approach between the conceptual and the narrative to tackle the themes of the book.
André Carrilho

1984 by George Orwell

1984 by George Orwell. November 2022. A new Portuguese edition of George Orwell's 1984, featuring 42 original illustrations, printed with two spot colors. The illustrations complement the original text as a parallel graphic commentary, opting for an approach between the conceptual and the narrative to tackle the themes of the book.
Ismael Carrillo

Stay Asleep

"Stay Asleep" January 2022. Personal illustration piece inspired by overconsumption, nomophobia & John Carpenter's "They Live". Acrylic painting & subliminal messages on "Augmented Reality" (For the AR piece please scan the QR code).
Robert Carter

The Nightmare Nurse

The Nightmare Nurse. December 2022. Brigitte Cleroux was repeatedly fined, fired and jailed for treating patients across the country without a licence. So how was she able to keep it up for two decades?

Reader's Digest Canada
Alberto Casagrande

A series of artworks around the the concept of the garden in the city, inspired by 800 fashion of mixing people and plants in postcards: I imagined a plant utopian city and made fine art prints out of it The images were then printed in 2m wide banners for an exhibition at Cascina Nascosta in Milan.
Alberto Casagrande

A series of artworks around the the concept of the garden in the city, inspired by 800 fashion of mixing people and plants in postcards: I imagined a plant utopian city and made fine art prints out of it The images were then printed in 2m wide banners for an exhibition at Cascina Nascosta in Milan.
Guillem Casasus

The Labor Shortage Will Get Worse and May Last for Decades

The Labor Shortage Will Get Worse and May Last for Decades. September 2022. The labor crisis is affecting more than just blue collar jobs.

Barron's
Bob Case

Qualtrics London Mural

Mural illustration created for the London office of Qualtrics featuring landmarks of the city.
Ryan Casey

Ruth Loses It

Ruth Langmore from Ozark. Ruth Loses It. February 2022. DrunkDrawn is a PopArt instagram account featuring cultural EYECONS.
Peter Cassell

Soul Brother No. 1

Portrait of musician James Brown. Soul Brother No. 1. December 2022.
Giulio Castagnaro

Gin Tonic

Gin Tonic. May 2022. Illustrations for promotional posters and packaging for Bugin's (an italian gin company) cocktail flavoured barbecue rubs.
Callie Catchpole

Kansas City Art Institute

Class Title: Image and Form Illustration

Illustration done for Professor John Ferry's class at Kansas City Art Institute.
janet chan

art center college of design

Creating a series of illustrations which celebrating the 90th anniversary of Hang Seng Bank, a widely recognised as the leading domestic bank in Hong Kong. From 1933 to 2023, the illustrations have well discride how does Hang Seng Bank has growth with Hong Kong for 90 years.
janet chan

art center college of design

Creating a series of illustrations which celebrating the 90th anniversary of Hang Seng Bank, a widely recognised as the leading domestic bank in Hong Kong. From 1933 to 2023, the illustrations have well discride how does Hang Seng Bank has growth with Hong Kong for 90 years.
richard chance

Goldman Sachs Wants Its Bonuses Back as Punishment for Jumping Ship"

An illustration for a Bloomberg article . February 2022. Headline says "Goldman Sachs Wants Its Bonuses Back as Punishment for Jumping Ship"

Bloomberg
Ya-Chu Chang

Topophilia Studio

Where can Santa start to give out gifts in Ximending？Let him check the map! Maybe he just wants to play a piece of music near the exit of MRT station,or he is invited to the Christmas party in Xinyi District. In this drawing we can find Santa with his buddies doing something interesting in the street.
Ya-Chu Chang

Topophilia Studio

The shelter protects a family,they wait for the end of the war silently.The war is over,the abandoned shelter is occupied by plants and animals.A remained shelter becomes a small,unremarkable monument in a big city.Another shelter is reformed as a slide,children play on it several times a day.
Tony Chao

This is a black and white illustration commissioned for the short story "The Tower Block" published in The Broken Pencil Magazine. "The Tower Block" is a surreal thriller story set in a Soviet-era apartment block setting.

The Broken Pencil Magazine
Matt Chase

Filmmakers tackle climate change

Filmmakers Tackle Climate Change. January 2022. Filmmakers attempt to help viewers process the impossible scale of an existential climate crisis

The Washington Post
Doug Chayka

The Acceleration Issue cover

The Acceleration Issue cover. February 2022. Theme of the issue was how tech is driving and accelerating the pace of the global business community.

Brunswick Review
Doug Chayka

Trump's origins in a hustling New York

Trump's Origins in a Hustling New York. October 2022. Art for the book review of Maggie Haberman’s Confidence Man.

The Washington Post
Sheya Chen

Yesterday Once More

"Yesterday Once More" is a series of digital illustrations based on my childhood memories, created in May 2022. The work hopes to bring warmth and comfort to viewers of different generations. Though those days have long faded, the streets and the people will still glitter fresh in my heart like gold.
Junjun Chen

School of Visual Arts

The days I spent at the hospital. October 2022. The days I spent at the hospital

The wind shook the branches and rustled. The stars twinkled in the night sky. Everything was quiet again.
Tianqi Chen

Subway Creatures

Subway Creatures. January 2022. Interesting characters, pop culture references, birds, dogs, and rats all wait on the subway platform for a train.

School of Visual Artss
Junjun Chen

Tea for three

Tea for three. March 2023. It's a journey between me, a cat, and a monster (representing my fear). The monster was chasing us all the way along and growing bigger and bigger. When he caught up to us, something unexpected happened. It turned out that it chased us all the way along, just wanted to have a cup of tea with us.
Xinyue Chen

The Birg Girl

The Birg Girl. August 2023. The Big Girl is a 32 page picture book about a girl whose body started to grow abnormally big one day. She met many troubles because of it, and eventually got trapped in her own house. Having gone through despair, she eventually broke free and let her body grow to the size of the sky.
Xinyue Chen

The Big Girl

The Big Girl. August 2022. The Big Girl is a 32 page picture book about a girl whose body started to grow abnormally big one day. She met many troubles because of it, and eventually got trapped in her own house. Having gone through despair, she eventually broke free and let her body grow to the size of the sky.
YiJie Chen

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Michelle Yeoh. Everything Everywhere All at Once. July 2022.Personal project. The character of Michelle Yeoh's different versions in the movie Everything Everywhere All at Once.
Mingxin Cheng

School of Visual Arts

PAWPRINTS Central Park

PAWPRINTS is a magazine for NYC dog lovers that explores different neighborhoods of the city in each issue. November 2022. The cover of each issue features an illustration of a popular dog park or dog-friendly area in the featured neighborhood.

PAWPRINTS
Emma Cheng

My reflection about the beauty of the biomedical world, one that seems to be cold and scary but is actually warm and beautiful.
Cydney Cherepak

Illustration from the center spread of an 8-page illustrated wedding invitation showcasing different love iconography and personal iconography related to the couple.
Erina Chida

my number one boy

Jeremy Strong as Kendall Roy, Brian Cox as Logan Roy in Succession. My Number One Boy. October 2022. Illustration project of each episode of Succession daily during October 2022. One of 29 completed during the month. From season 1 episode 10 - Nobody is Ever Missing, the final episode of the season leaves the viewer with a defeated Kendall Roy in the embrace of his powerful father who used past events to get his son back under his control.
Maria Chimishkyan

"The Obsessive Pleasures of Mechanical-Keyboard Tinkerers"

"The Obsessive Pleasures of Mechanical-Keyboard Tinkerers". August 2022. Exploring the impressive customizations and flights of fancy that mechanical keyboards offer.

The New Yorker
Tiffany Chin

Phish Alpine Valley

Phish Alpine Valley. August 2022. Gig poster created for Phish's Alpine Valley show.
Marcos Chin

Art Is

Art Is. June 2022. Poster for the School of Visual Arts.

School of Visual Artss
Samantha Chiusolo

Five local artists reimagine their favourite shops of the downtown. The Night Kitchen depicts a long-running pizzeria and the hustle and bustle of working in a commercial kitchen. Advertorial meets the magical charm of a children’s picture book.

The Illustrated Boro
Seongyoon Choi

Maryland Institute College of Art

Consider the water lilies

4200x10500px Digital with scanned textures Consider the water lilies. February 2022. A boy looks upon the sudden disaster that has flooded his backyard and disrupted his home. A tribute to the people and families in the US and around the world who have suffered from natural disasters and the effects of climate change.
Jiyun Choi

ArtCenter College of Design

Anna Karenina

Anna Karenina. March 2022. An illustration based on the movie "Anna Karenina".
Noopur Choksi

Nooscapes

Illustrated visual narrative on gaze & femininity. Nooscapes. November 2022. A layered narrative that explores the complexity of the feminine experience as a visual landscape. The act of looking away and staring right at the viewer speaks of the inner tension in a woman’s journey of reclaiming the gaze. The hair and the bleeding flowers amplify the shared truth.

Maryland Institute College of Art
Mikael Choukroun Choukoroun

Ex Nihilo

Ex Nihilo. A page from my comic, "Ex Nihilo" Silkscreen.

Parsons School of Design
Christopher Christopher Dupon-Martinez

Kwayaciiwin Education Resource Centre

The Mystical Legends of Our Bedtime Stories in the Boreal Forest

The Mystical Legends of Our Bedtime Stories in the Boreal Forest. June 2022. This illustration depicts the Anishinaabe legend of Nanaboozhoo, The Sleeping Giant. The Sleeping Giant can be found on the shores of Gichigamiing (Lake Superior) Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
Lemeng Chu

The main character, a little girl who had just entered big city life and work in a small stall .Her dream is to sell romantic flowers to passers-by, seeking a beauty and warmth in the noisy city and passing it on to the people around her.She takes the subway to home and have a unique dream.
Julien Chung

Julien Chung Designs

365-How to Count a Year is a counting picture book that shows what 1 year looks like in days, months, minutes etc.

365-How to Count a Year
Julien Chung

Julien Chung Designs

365-How to Count a Year is a counting picture book that shows what 1 year looks like in days, months, minutes etc.

365-How to Count a Year
Jamie Ciao

Book Cover: Non-Stop

“Non-Stop" tells of the great discovery made by Roy and Malapur: they live in a huge spaceship for generations, written by Brian Aldiss. In this work, for the first time, I integrated decorative language into the sci-fi work and tried to create some sense of oppression. This is a new attempt for me.
Joe Ciardiello

Joe Wright

Portrait of British film director Joe Wright. March 2022.

The Critic
Viktoria Cichon

Timeless Independent

Timeless Independent. January 2023. Penguin Random House are building out an internal site that is all about their readers, what matters to them, how much and what they read, and how best to get them the right book recommendations.
Greg Clarke

Slow Travel

Slow Travel. January 2023. One in a series of images for hiking and biking travel planner Butterfield & Robinson. Images were used in their annual print brochure detailing their various trip offerings around the world.

Butterfield & Robinson
Maura Cluthe

This is one piece out of a series of pieces that I started in 2020 at the height of the pandemic. I really enjoyed working on these so I've continued the series. Each piece is a little puzzle. I don't know what it's going to look like until it's done, which is part of what I enjoy about making them.
Fernando Cobelo

3 different stories about the act of Coming Out as a gay man. Each is focused on a different emotion felt during the many 'coming outs' that we find ourselves facing every day. From those first moments in which we begin to feel free to be ourselves, to finally being proud of who we are.

Netflix's Pride Campaign
Leslie Cober

The Freedom to Fly

The Freedom to Fly. August 2022. A poster illustration for Savannah College of Art & Design SCAD "Visiting Artist Mentor" series announcing my 4 day itinerary, created in watercolor, gouache, pen and ink.
Tom Cocotos

Dr. Strange

Dr. Strange. January 2023. Personal work, super hero series, analog collage on paper
Lisa Congdon

Poster Design for National Book Festival

Poster design commissioned by The Library of Congress to promote the National Book Festival. March 2023.

Library of Congress
Bob Conge

"A KFC Night"

"A KFC Night" November 2022. My current series is inspired by dreams, both night and day dreams. In "A KFC Night" the image emerges as a statement of our cruel treatment of live stock. In the end however we are the victims and the chickens in their fried selves have their revenge by giving us heart disease.
Fabio Consoli

Purple Rain Illustrators

o find yourself you need to lose yourself

To Fine Yourself You Need to Lose Yourself. August 20222. Book cover about orienteering without technology, maps or compass, using only the signs that mother nature provide us.
Maria Jesus Contreras

Acicalados

Acicalados. November 2022. Personal work non commissioned
Matthew Cook

The Antique Shop

The Antique Shop. July 2022. Technique and style exploration for a planned graphic novel project. Meeting the antique dealer, an ominous resident of the old fishing village, in his shop of nautical antiques. Story by Craig Russell.
David Cooper

Why Won't You Be My Teacher?

Shozan Jack Haubner. Why Won't You Be My Teacher? December 2022. An ex-monk and an aspiring practitioner discuss writing and zen over wine and homemade schnapps.

Tricycle Magazine
Corey Corcoran

The Rag Dolls of Pompeii

Illustration for the short story, “The Rag Dolls of Pompeii,” written by Roberto Ontiveros and published by The Baffler. June 2022. In the story, a reclusive neighbor installs life-size rag dolls throughout town.

The Baffler
Sol Cotti

Ella Lupo / Purple Rain Illustrators

Hispanic Heritage Month

I was commissioned to create an illustration for Sephora for the Latinx Heritage Month
Cristiana Couceiro

Brennan Center for Justice

Two decades after DHS’s founding, it’s clear that the department’s counterterrorism policies and practices have too often been ineffective and discriminatory. It is time for reform.

Brennan Center for Justice
David Cowles

Kratos from "God of War" for The Strong International Museum of Play's Video Game Hall of Fame exhibition
Arinda Craciun

Joseph Haydn and the unknown side of the First Viennese School.

Illustrations for the The Elbphilharmonie Magazine about Joseph Haydn and the unknown side of the First Viennese School. February 2022. Joseph Haydn is the most famous unknown of Viennese Classicism. A plea for the rediscovery of a man who emancipated himself with great wit as an artist and citizen. arcrylic markers on paper

Elbphilharmonie Magazine
Melissa Crowton

In Our Garden

In Our Garden. March 2022. Picture book published with G.P Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers. Millie is homesick for gardens and greenery and in her new school, she knows the perfect place to start a garden: on the roof.
Christopher Cruz

Prison

"Prison", Inks and Digital. December 2023. Personal Illustration focused on the emotions of animals that are held in captivity by humans in zoos or for scientific research, stripped of their autonomy for the use and/or entertainment of humans. Made during my Portfolio Class at California College of the Arts instructed by Robert Hunt.
Bingjie Cui

The Shanghairen

A promotional cover for The Shanghairen. The pandemic has brought unprecedented impact and challenges to Shanghai, and the people here are sincerely and bravely defending the city by different means- it’s like how they guard their ‘dream’ in their inner world.

The Shanghairen
Ezra Cumbo

Pratt

CAT NAP

Rapper JETFIGHTERWATSON Album cover. CAT NAP. January 2023. An album cover illustrating the musical artist's primal nature and influences, masking over the diligent and focused individual he is not perceived to be.
John Cuneo

Movie Dog

Movie Dog. September 2022. A drawing of a fictional movie shoot on the streets of Manhattan.

The New Yorker
Hannah Cunningham

Odd Job Art

Overgrown

Large scale repeat textile for upholstery and wallpaper. Original tile 18" x 24" Pen and Ink with digital coloring.
Matthew Curtius

Our Uncoolest Selves

Our Uncoolest Selves. August 2022.Sometimes I like to go running or backpacking, and some of those times my mind will wander toward the delicious fruit I'm going to eat when I get home, and then some of those times I'll make paintings inspired by the places my mind and body have gone.
Luca D'Urbino

D'Urbo Design

Anima e Corpo is a collective exhibition held at Heracles Gymnasium, Milano. Alberto Casagrande, Luca D’Urbino, Serena Gianoli, Shutup Claudia and Ciro Trezzi illustrated five screeprinted punching representing Apollonian and Dionysian, two traits that have to join forces for an athlete to succeed.
Yiyao Da

Afterglow

<Afterglow> is one page of the picture book <Way Out>, which is a story about exploring the balance of everyday life and the modern society through the eyes of the City Wanderer. September 2022. The city wanderer girl was trying to get a light of hope out of the crowded city to avoid the fear of social phobia and to protect herself. Finally she would find it out to help people recharge.
Yiyao Da

Warm Night

<Warm Night> is one page of the picture book <Way Out>, which is a story about exploring the balance of everyday life and the modern society through the eyes of the City Wanderer. September 2022. The city wanderer girl was trying to get a light of hope out of the crowded city to avoid the fear of social phobia and to protect herself. Finally she would find it out to help people recharge.
Yunyi Dai

The Dinner

The Dinner. January 2022. “Yes, Mother” is a series of images depicting the psychological traumas and anxieties of growing up. In a sparsely lit gothic mansion, a young child tells an unsettling story of her everyday life. But it is not the house that is haunted, it is something much closer.
Paul Dallas

Destroy

Destroy. September 2022. An ongoing series of promotional illustrations about individualism for Rarebird Graphic Design.
Steven Dana

WAKE UP CALL -Blue Return

WAKE UP CALL -Blue Return. November 2022. Album Cover for German group Blue Return. Published on Spotify
Aaron Dana

Aaron Dana Illustration

WELCOME FRESHMEN

Welcome Freshmen. November 2022. An illustration welcoming a talented freshman class to their first NCAA basketball season.

Bleacher Report
Jennifer Daniel and Fiona Herse Woo

Emoji Kitchen

Emoji Kitchen. March 2022. Google emoji kitchen lets you combine any two emoji to create a totally new expression on Gboard.

Google
Brant Day

Wattle & Daub

Over a hundred years ago there stood a structure by the lake that provided fond memories for the thousands that visited. Through years of neglect and damage, it eventually faded away. I often stand in its place and try to picture what those memories might look like.
Zansky de Zaster

The Flower Lab Tropical

Sao Paulo - Brazil. The Flower Lab Tropical. November2022. Illustration to be applied in tote bags, scarfs, beer label and other stuff for the summer collection of flower arrangements brunch bags by The Flower Lab.
Sara Deck

Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon

Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon. September 2022. This illustration of actress Jeon Jong-seo was created for use as key art for the release of Ana Lily Amirpour's film Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon.

Saban Films
Jeffrey Decoster

An author describes the intricacies and details of experiencing panic attacks, and how he has come to accept them.

Harper's Magazine
Seze deguchi

Underwater tank store

Underwater Tank Store. March 2023. I explore the possibilities of expression with black lines.
Leslie dela Vega

Did Someone Say Orgy. April 2022. Trump spent much of the early part of the year drawing in political donations with a big, much-publicized contest. The contributor who won would get a wonderful dinner with Trump in New Orleans! “Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to meet the 45th president of the United States!”

The New York Times
Bob Delevante

Bob Delevante Studios

Illustration for Southside Johnny and his band’s annual Fourth of July concert at the Jersey Shore landmark Stone Pony.
Sally Deng

The Power of Reclaiming My Asian Name

The Power of Reclaiming My Asian Name. January 2022. One Asian American's journey to reclaiming her name and heritage.

The Washington Post
Lisa Desimini

The Man Who Fell to Earth

Special edition of The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis. March 2022. I created a wrap around cover and five illustrations inside. Originally published in 1963, it is a parable about the inevitability of our demise and our own hubris in ignoring the warning signals.

The Man Who Fell to Earth
Sandra Dionisi

Does the Queer Scene Have a Ketamine Problem?

Does the Queer Scene Have a Ketamine Problem? January 2023. Ketamine used in the psychiatric community to treat depression is exploding in queer communities where loneliness and rejection often lead to depression. Queer users are experiencing high tolerance and dependency, the risk of deadly fentanyl contamination and fatal side effects.

Rolling Stone
Matt Dorfman

Cover for the VQR 2022/2023 winter issue. Loosely paraphrased, the brief was: “Do whatever you want.” Art directors, be careful out there.

Virginia Quarterly Review
Danie Drankwalter

Series of work for SPLC's Youth in Front initiative.
Jeff Drew

Ask Smithsonian / June 2022

Ask Smithsonian. June 2022. Why do men's bicycles have crossbars but not women's?

Smithsonian Magazine
Jeff Drew

Nationalism Matters

Nationalism Matters: Election Fraud Examined, Christian Nationalism, the Case for and against Nationalism. December 2022. Cover for Skeptic Magazine.

Skeptic Magazine
JUAN DU

Painting people in the bar is my interest in recent years. Through observing different people to explore various styles of drawing. These works show the interesting people and some lonely players in the bar and tell every one’s stories through abstract style.
Gerard DuBois

Carrion feast

Le Festin des Charognes. Carrion Feast. September 2022. By anonymous author, under a pseudo name, Max Roussel, and written at the end of 1946, just following WWII. Gore/horror/fantastic/... stories are staged in the darkest areas and other streets and buildings in ruins of a destroyed Berlin.

Carrion Feast
Gerard DuBois

"Carrion feast"

Le Festin des Charognes. Carrion Feast. September 2022. By anonymous author, under a pseudo name, Max Roussel, and written at the end of 1946, just following WWII. Gore/horror/fantastic/... stories are staged in the darkest areas and other streets and buildings in ruins of a destroyed Berlin.

Carrion Feast
Michael Dunbabin

The lovely, gentle face of Alan alda for The New Yorker Online.

The New Yorker
Tasanee Durrett

Visories

DON'T REDLINE ME

"Don't Redline Me" focuses on the impacts of redlining that was practiced in the mid 1900's. February 2022. Redlining still segregates communities today and have negatively impacted generations.
J.S. Dykes

Watercolor and ink illustration on wines from Saint-Veran, France

The Wall Street Journal
Caroline Edge

Savannah College of Art and Design

Page 11-12

SCAD Student Illustration
Byron Eggenschwiler

The Wish

The Wish. November 2022. Personal Work.
Liam Eisenberg

I was commissioned to illustrate an article for The New Yorker about finding balance between work and a life well-lived.

The New Yorker
Liam Eisenberg

I was commissioned by InPickleball Magazine to illustrate an article about how the use of instant replay technology will be used by referees in professional games.

InPickleball
Kyle Ellingson

A Railroad Megamerger Could Be A Boon To Canada’s Dirty Oil Industry

A Railroad Megamerger Could Be A Boon To Canada’s Dirty Oil Industry. October 2022. For a HuffPost article about the impact of a major railroad merger on the oil industry.

HuffPost
Violeta Encarnacion

Great Errands. September 2022. Illustration based on the many New Yorkers that own very large dogs despite how impractical it might be. Celebrating their courage and patience with a man trying to run errands on his bike with his Great Dane puppy and things are not going too well for him. Inspired by the true story of my good friends and their dog Flor.
Violeta Encarnacion

Illustration after news that former president Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home had been raided by the FBI. August 2022. There was speculation of obstruction of justice and documents being hidden which inspired the satire of the dear American image of a freshly baked pie of evidence on the windowsill to avoid suspicion.
Brittney England

RVO Health

Healthline's pregnancy and infant loss series details the emotional journey many women and their partners face while undergoing the loss of a child. Through loss and the grief that follows we offer stories and guides to support a grieving loved one.

Healthline
Tim Enthoven

The Case for Longtermism

The Case for Longtermism. August 2022.

The New York Times
Leo Espinosa

Mural inspired by classic jazz records for a new Warby Parker store located at Fashion Place, Murray, UT.
Kiersten Essenpreis

Have You Lost Your Desire For Sex?

Have You Lost Your Desire For Sex? February 2022. A piece on how to spice up your sex life.

AARP
Rebecca Estrella

What’s Your Definition of Hockey Hair?

What’s Your Definition of Hockey Hair? February 2023. These illustrations are used in NHL player Anson Carter's piece in The Players' Tribune. His story reflects on the implications of black hair styles in the world of professional hockey. Made digitally using Adobe Fresco, Procreate, and Photoshop.

The Players' Tribune
Limbert Fabian

Fashion and Style. January 2022.
Limbert Fabian

Fashion and Style. January 2022.
Limbert Fabian

Fashion and Style. January 2022.
Limbert Fabian

Fashion and Style. January 2022.
Carol Fabricatore

This is a personal piece in my sketchbook just having fun and trying to be fearless. November 2022. It's a portrait of a neighborhood woman in New York City during the early hours of the night.
Barry Falls

Heart USA Inc.

Cena de Ensueno Leyendas

Cena de Ensueno Leyendas. October 2022. Special Mexican Issue of Netflix's Queue Magazine for the Morelia Film Festival - Dinner Party With Mexican Movie Luminaries

Netflix
Jingxin Fang

Top floor

Top floor. June 2022. People of all classes under climate change.
Jingxin Fang

Lockdown

Lockdown. Between March and June of 2022, Shanghai residents experienced a prolonged lockdown where people were not even allowed out of their home. The only chance they could go outside was to get COVID test, I tried to use a positive perspective to record this historic and tragic moment.
Viktor Farro

Visual Arts Passage

Jeffrey Catherine Jones

Style study of legendary illustrator, Jeffrey Catherine Jones. February 2023. Created as part of a final class project at Visual Arts Passage under the mentorship of John English and Dale Stephanos.
Malika Favre

Figurehead

A portrait of young Queen Elizabeth set against Union Jack. Figurehead. September 2022. On the cover of the September 19th, 2022 issue, the artist Malika Favre, who lived in London for sixteen years, captures the indelible association between Britain and its longtime monarch.

The New Yorker
Joao Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

The Atrocity of American Gun Culture

The Atrocity of American Gun Culture. May 2022. Illustration for The New Yorker's Comment section, about the political reactions that followed the Uvalde and Buffalo mass shootings.

The New Yorker
Joao Fazenda

Purple Rain Illustrators

Saramago's pages

Saramago's Pages. May 2022. Poster illustrating a story by José Saramago for an outdoors exhibition of several posters celebrating the writer's centenary.

5L Festival
Yvetta Fedorova

The Bowery Clock

The Bowery Clock. December 2022. A reflection on life of homeless people in New York city. It's a New Year greeting card.
Chelsea Jia Feng

The Smartphone Trap

The Smartphone Trap. March 2022. A piece I made inspired by the dizzying addiction to smartphones and the psychological effect it has on people, especially teenagers, who are sucked into an endless stream of information at their fingertips. I focused on the psychological effect by having a young woman's face as the focal point.
Aaron Fernandez

n/a

A personal piece depicting a fairy in a mirror. February 2023.
John Ferry

Winter Show. Illustration used to help promote Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
Daniel Fishel

"Masks went away. Then anxiety spiked for high-risk travelers."

Sky. "Masks went away. Then anxiety spiked for high-risk travelers." May 2022. When the transportation mask mandate dropped, it added another layer of frustration for immunocompromised people.
Barry Fitzgerald

Part of a group gallery show called “Folklore.” Sailors have a superstition that bringing bananas onboard a ship was bad luck. However, having a cat onboard was good luck.
Margaret Flatley

Snowbirds

Snowbirds. November 2022. Assignment was to create an image for the Art With A Point Section using the following prompt. Cold weather signals the start of snowbird season, those winter months when northerners fly south — and disrupt the routines of southern locals.

The Washington Post
Guillermo Flores

Illustration commissioned by Metaleap Creative for the cover of Preemptive Love Journal Vol 8. Inspirational of the poem "Migración" by Pablo Neruda. Using birds from across the world such as scarlet ibis, gyrfalcon, belted kingfisher, killdeer, smew and red phalarope. Art Direction: Eric Capossela

Preemptive Love Vol.8
Victoria Fomina

IllustrationX

Fluffy

Fluffy. January 2022. Something is wrong on planet Earth: factories and cars take the place of forests and the planet is getting too hot. A pterodactyl has to leave his ice floe and migrate. Fluffy finds friends and they save our planet and plant a new forest so that the children of our planet can live happily!
Victoria Fomina

IllustrationX

Fluffy

Fluffy. January 2022. Something is wrong on planet Earth: factories and cars take the place of forests and the planet is getting too hot. A pterodactyl has to leave his ice floe and migrate. Fluffy finds friends and they save our planet and plant a new forest so that the children of our planet can live happily!
Dylan Francisco-DeCastro

California State University, Northridge

Various emotional states in different stages or experiences of life all melted together. Experimental illustrations depicting melting to symbolize "oneness" and connections.
Laura Freeman

MTA Arts & Design Poster

A Grand Connection. MTA Arts & Design Poster. February 2023. The artwork celebrates MTA’s new Grand Central Madison (GCM) terminal, situated below the historic Grand Central Terminal (GCT). The active midtown transportation hub is depicted, highlighting levels below and above ground. GCT’s iconic sky ceiling and golden concourse clock identifies the upper level, with MNR trains directly below. The lower levels feature a LIRR train, commuters, and the terminal architecture. GCM now offers East Side access on the LIRR, serving as a connector for people and places.

MTA Arts & Design
karlotta freier

for the Brooklyn based fresh fruit tea shop debutea.
Martin French

Illustration Zone

Harlem Roots + Rhythm

Harlem Roots + Rhythm. December 2022. Poster for the 2022 Harlem Urban Dance Festival

Harlem Swing Dance Society
Terri Fry Kasuba

Kasuba Design

Philadelphia 76ers Trading Cards

Philadelphia 76ers Trading Cards. December 2022. Portraits made into trading cards for the March 2023 lineup of the Philadelphia 76ers. These were created for a Sixers themed gallery show at the The Fairmount House Gallery in Philadelphia.
Thomas Fuchs

From a personal series of little naughtinesses. August 2022.
Tomoko FURUYA

Capital city collapse

Capital city collapse. May 2022. This is for the illustration the bellow Book's jacket. This story is that " I won't let this capital disappear Arakawa collapse, large-scale blackout due to huge tornado. Disaster prevention specialists face the most tragic compound disaster in history A female bureaucrat stands up."
Tomoko Furuya

Female deputy chief religious festival

Female Deputy Chief Religious Festival. October 2022. The Asahi Central Police Station, where Deputy Chief Azumi Tazoe works, has an unsolved missing girl case. A new female chief was appointed there. However, Anmi receives a call from the headquarters inspector. It was a top-secret case about the Chief. A masterpiece that completes the popular series.

Female Deputy Chief Religious Festival
Austin Galletti

Savannah College of Art and Design

Eventyr Park Environment

Eventyr Park Environment. May 2022. SCAD Student Illustration
Artur Galocha

The top 100 NBA players of the 2022-23 season

Giannis Antetokounmpo, Stephen Curry, Nikola Jokic, Kevin Durant, Luka Doncic, Kawhi Leonard, LeBron James, Joel Embiid, Jayson Tatum, Damian Lillard. The Top 100 NBA Players of the 2022-23 Season. October 2022. Photo illustrations for The Washington Post NBA top 100 players of the 2022-23 season. Photographs and images used in photo illustrations by The Washington Post, AP, Getty Images, USA Today Sports.

The Washington Post
Menglin Gan

savannah college of art and design

Leopold's is a century-old ice cream shop located in Savannah, Georgia. Regardless of how hot the weather is, people will spend several hours in line just to purchase a delicious scoop of ice cream.
Daniel Garcia

"Peace" Putin

Peace Putin. January 2022. This illustration was commissioned by the french political magazine L'Express for an article on Putin's increasing threats to European security while disguising himself as a peace bringer. It was published just weeks before Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

L'Express
Monica Garwood

Gouache personal piece
Monica Garwood

For a review of a new poetry collection from Elisa Gabbert that argues the poems treat disaster as banal, since disaster is the constant backdrop of life now. The poetry cites Bruegel's "Landscape With the Fall of Icarus" and this illo is a modern riff on the painting.
Maria Gabriella Gasparri

2023 Colorado Almanac

2023 Colorado Almanac. November 2022. Illustration for the Colorado Almanac (5280 Magazine January 2023 issue). Article about activities, including sports, hiking, music festivaling, fishing and more, that can be done in a year in Colorado.
Andreas Gefe

Claire!. August 2022. For the magazine and poster of the theater play "The Visit" by F. Dürrenmatt, the story of a woman looking for revenge. A solo of the actress playing all the characters by herself.
Susanna Gentili

Men who identify as feminists or as significant contributors to feminist theory, philosophy, and women's rights activism. Men who fight and support women, every day.

Elle Italia
Sarah Gerrets

Savannah College of Art and Design

Shimmerland

Queen of Hearts. Shimmerland. May 2022. SCAD Student Illustration
Sade Gervais

Savannah College of Art and Design

Assignment 2:“Infamous” –Conceptual Narrative

Assignment 2:“Infamous” –Conceptual Narrative. May 2022. SCAD Student Illustration
Shideh Ghandeharizadeh

Shideh Ghandeharizadeh

Portrait of Jaz

This portrait was one of a series to announce the new set of STL NextGenRadio.
Beppe Giacobbe

Night Shifts

Night Shifts. April 2022. Can technology shape our dreams? By Michael W. Clune.

Harper's Magazine
Carlo Giambarresi

Morgan Gaynin Inc.

She Talks With Jesus

She Talks With Jesus. July 2022. Cover for the single by Farees Amine, a Touareg/Italian musician who, in this song tells the heartbreaking and sad story of his mother.
Alex Gilbeaux

Red Riding Hood

Red Riding Hood. February 2022. Red Riding Hood reimagined illustrations for The British Museum merchandise.
Lizzie Gill

Life Stories

Life Stories. August 2022. Joe Kita spent 15 years teaching memoir writing to older travelers. After reading thousands of their tales, here’s what he learned about life, love, regret and this long, strange trip we’re on.

AARP The Magazine
Mia Gilling

Parsons School of Design

Second Sleep

Second Sleep. May 2022. The forgotten medieval habit of 'two sleeps'
Mia Gilling

Uncertain Future

Uncertain Future. May 2022. What do savers want from the new retirement landscape, where the future that once seemed certain and now is not.

Parsons School of Design
Eric GIRIAT

Garance Illustration

Wohndesign Magazine give me the opportunity to express myself on 6 full pages, I took it to show one of my favorite hobby : when I walk in the cities and faced some boring buildings, I like to imagine transforming them, filling fronts with shapes and colors, adding crazy constructions to the top. February 2023.

Wohndesign Magazine
Michael Glenwood

For an article that looked at the potential for curtailing of enshrined rights after the 2022 Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v Wade.

Liberty Magazine
Michael Glenwood

For an article about vaccine resistance; the opinion of most medical professionals is that those who resist the vaccine need a dose of common sense.

The Economist/1843 Magazine
Kimberly Glyder

Post-It Show-Jacket Painting Series

These Post-its were created for the 18th Annual Post-it Show, a group exhibition at GR2 Gallery in Los Angeles. Personal Work. nDecember 2022.
Kimberly Glyder

Post It Show-Jacket Painting Series

These Post-its were created for the 18th Annual Post-it Show, a group exhibition at GR2 Gallery in Los Angeles. Personal Work. December 2022.
Kimberly Glyder

A Honeybee Heart Has Five Openings

A Honeybee Heart Has Five Openings. September 2022. Book cover illustration for a memoir describing a woman's year of beekeeping. Published by Cornell University Press.
Rob Goebel

Still smoking? Grow up.

Still Smoking? Grow Up. December 2022 This is a light hearted illustration image but this stop smoking poster is about serious business. It’s time to be an adult. Quit before it’s too late. With all the medical evidence about the dangers of tobacco you would have to be a fool to keep smoking like this guy in his propeller beanie hat.
Alondra Gonzales

Savannah College of Art and Design

Assignment #4

Assignment #4. January 2023. SCAD Student Illustration Illustration to be used as banner to promote Iris Van Herpen's collection, "Earthrise".
Sam Goodlet

Lebron James' journey throughout his long and winding career with every game, injury, hardship and championship. This depicts everything he had to go through to become the all-time points leader and undisputed King.
Johanna Goodman

The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings, Plate No. 484

The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings, Plate No. 484. December 2022. A personal collage series entitled "Retro Futurism".
Johanna Goodman

Woman Life Freedom

Woman Life Freedom. September 2022. A personal piece inspired by the protests in Iran after the murder of Mahsa Amini by the morality police for wearing her hijab too loosely.
Mackie Goodrich

Savannah College of Art and Design

Cold Case Page 1

Cold Case Page 1. November 2022. SCAD Student Sequential Art.
Shoshana Gordon

Axios

AI helps the Pentagon sharpen its supply-line game

AI helps the Pentagon sharpen its supply-line game. December 2022. Illustration of soldiers on Iwo Jima lifting up a giant cursor.

Axios
Aad Goudappel

Poster for a curated group show with the theme "labyrinth"
Carolyn Gowdy

Reactor Art & Design

WHAT GIVES YOU HOPE?

WHAT GIVES YOU HOPE?. Decamber 2022. Various world leaders, philosophers, writers, scientists, and artists were asked the question WHAT GIVES YOU HOPE? in the Christmas poll. Answers included the spirit and courage of the Ukrainian people, Jesus Christ, children, maternal self-sacrifice, the huge potential for solar energy, etc.

The Spectator Magazine
Christian Gralingen

Editorial illustration for IEEE Spectrum Magazine
Addison Green

Boardman Robinson

Boardman Robinson. February 2023. Muralist and Fountain Valley School founding faculty paints the Colorado landscape in Sage Hall as two students look on.
Casey Grenier

Shonda Rhimes

Shonda Rhimes. April 2022. I’ve listened to Shonda Rhimes narrate her audiobook "The Year of Yes" many times. She has been a huge influence on my life and my creativity. I wanted to share her joyful image with this fun color palette and her inspirational quote: “The only obstacle to your success is your own imagination.”
lorenzo gritti

Monthly illustration for the Texas Monthly Magazine Column: Meanwhile in Texas ("In Meanwhile, in Texas, we explore the genuine weirdness that our fellow Texans often engage in")

Meanwhile in Texas
lorenzo gritti

Monthly illustration for the Texas Monthly Magazine Column: Meanwhile in Texas ("In Meanwhile, in Texas, we explore the genuine weirdness that our fellow Texans often engage in")

Meanwhile in Texas
Joey Guidone

This campaign shows how Italian Barilla is by merging iconic scenes with the iconic pasta. This series of visuals were published in food magazines and aimed to create brand awareness of Barilla Pasta within the UK market.
Karl Gustafson

G/O Media / The Onion

Goodbye San Fransisco, Self-Driving Cars and Solitude

Goodbye San Fransisco, Self-Driving Cars and Solitude. September 2022. Illustration for a story about the author's experience living in San Francisco and the loneliness of life after dark where the only things active in the city were self-driving cars mapping the streets. Publication: Gizmodo Author: Blake Montgomery

Gizmodo - Blake Montgomery
Adam Gustavson

The Exploding Whale of Brant Beach

The Exploding Whale of Brant Beach. April 2022. Excerpts from a four page mini-comic I researched, wrote, and illustrated for Weird NJ Magazine, detailing an explosive but little known piece of Garden State history.

Weird NJ Magazine,
Adam Gustavson

The Exploding Whale of Brant Beach

Excerpts from a four page mini-comic I researched, wrote, and illustrated for Weird NJ Magazine, detailing an explosive but little known piece of Garden State history.

Weird NJ Magazine,
Rudy Gutierrez

Imprinted-Illustrating Race

John Coltrane - St. Trane. Art used for online announcement for Imprinted - Illustrating Race Exhibition at the Norman Rockwell Museum. June 2022.

Norman Rockwell Museum
Eddie Guy

Avitar

Avitar. August 2022. Cover story about making sense of Web3 technology.

Variety
David Gwaltney

dGwaltneyArt

created to promote dGwaltneyArt's series of limited edition prints of original iPad digital paintings.
Martin Haake

Lindgren&Smith

Woman.Life.Freedom

Woman.Life.Freedom. November 2022. Creation of an art work as a poster for the woman.life.freedom movement of the women of Iran to be part of an exhibition to support Iran's protesters.
Mary Haasdyk Vooys

For an article about work life balance in younger faculty working in higher education.

Chronicle of Higher Education
David Habben

HivelyDesigns

This Call for Entries celebrates 3x3’s 20th year of featuring excellence in contemporary illustration. Open to all illustrators in all countries we wanted Habben's image to encapsulate the artist's journey in an interesting way while partially hiding the ‘20.’
Samantha Hahn

samanthahahn.com

Lizzo (Met Gala) for The Cut/NY Magazine

Lizzo. May 2022. The Cut/NY Magazine paintings from runway feeds during the Met Gala red carpet. A series of live time-lapses ran on Instagram stories throughout the event. Final illustrations ran the following morning with an interview on my working process titled: "Our Met Gala Favorites, Illustrated."

The Cut/NY Magazine
Olaf Hajek

MA+ Group

The Whisperer

The Whisperer. January 2022. Painting for the solo gallery show "The Whisperer" at Gallery am Dom, Wetzlar, Germany
Alexandria Hall

Roar Artists Agency

Arooj Aftab

Arooj Aftab, a Pakistani Grammy award winning singer, composer, and producer. July 2022. Commissioned by Fast Company Magazine.

Fast Company
Marcellus Hall

Skater & Dog on the LES

Skater & Dog on the LES. February 2023. A depiction in watercolor of a skateboarder and his dog on NYC's Lower East Side.
Paul Hammond

Advocate Art

Sweeter Together

Infinite Chocolate Void. November 2022. This illustrated basketball court was created as a part of Hershey’s "Sweeter Together" campaign with the NBA Canada, refurbishing basketball courts in need. This court was designed for the Boys & Girls Club in Sydney, Nova Scotia, incorporating court markings into the design, which was painted directly onto the court by a production team.
Stephanie Han

Kit Squad

The Widowmaker. Kit Squad. July 2022. Highly rendered paintings of ferocious kittens against bright, solid background colors.
Jon Han

Ways of Being

Book cover for the book Ways of Being by James Bridle. August 2022. A book about searching exploration of different kinds of intelligence―plant, animal, human, artificial―and how they transform our understanding of humans' place in the cosmos.

Ways of Being
jon han

Arboretum

Arboretum. January 2023. The art was for a story on the changing climate's exisitential threat to trees and the need to plant more trees in urban environments and how arboretums have the knowledge and the capacity to contribute to solutions.

Arnoldia
Jasjyot Singh Hans

#ManSmutMonday

#ManSmutMonday. March 2023. Illustration from ongoing series of male nudes titled #ManSmutMonday.
Jasjyot Singh Hans

What to do if you're struggling with your mental health at work

What to do if You're Struggling with Your Mental Health at Work. March 2023. Illustration for National Public Radio’s Life Kit podcast on what to do if you're struggling with your mental health at work.

National Public Radio
Eric Hanson

England's Cowpat Modernist: Ralph Vaughan Williams

England's Cowpat Modernist: Ralph Vaughan Williams. March 2022. Ralph Vaughan Williams' pastoral compositions conjured images of rural England and Wales so I drew him with foliage for his hair merging with the leaves overhead.

The Spectator
Mae Harmon

Savannah College of Art and Design

Wonderland Map

Wonderland Map. April 2022. SCAD Student Illustration
Lo Harris

Lo Harris Universe LLC

Mama's Home

“Mama's Home” is a children's book that celebrates the power of chosen families, as a young girl finds love and support from not only her mother, but the many different women who make up her world. October 2022.
Chuy Hartman

Turnstile Live at Outbreak 2022

Turnstile Live at Outbreak 2022, Manchester, UK. June 2022. Paintings were composed on location as the artists performed using inks and acrylic paint.
Chuy Hartman

The Marias - Superclean 5th Anniversary at Lodge Room Highland Park

The Marias, Superclean 5th Anniversary at Lodge Room Highland Park. November 2022. Paintings were composed on location as the artists performed using inks and acrylic paint.
Arthur Haywood

Words of Magic

Words of Magic. February 2023. Cover illustration for An Old Fart, and A Thousand Sentiments By Phetote Mshairi about the magic of writing.

An Old Fart, and A Thousand Sentiments
zhijun he

Come into blossom

Blade in Crimson is a series of works about What Chinese female suffers in a patriarchal society. Red color runs through the four works in order to point out the problem, also the sword that pierces to women.
John Hendrix

Total Garbage. August 2022. The fully illustrated history of human garbage, from 30,000 BCE until the present day. Jacket cover and interiors.

Total Garbage
Lars Henkel

Dust

Dust. March 2023. A graphic short-story, a portrait of a mailman in Berlin around 1900 and how he deals with people on his daily route.
Lars Henkel

Dust. A graphic short-story, a portrait of a mailman in Berlin around 1900 and how he deals with people on his daily route.

Dust
Tristan Henry-Wilson

Promotional illustration of Frederick Douglass. May 2022.
Bri Hermanson

Character illustration used on beer cans, tap handles, and merchandising for Denizens Brewing Co. Cool Breeze Stout.
Jody Hewgill

Mutt: The Dog Who Wouldn't Be

Mutt: The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be. January 2023. Mutt is the embodiment of a dog who cannot be restrained by rules. 20” x 20” Acrylic on birch cradle. For “Novel Companions” solo show, The Lyceum Gallery, Toronto. Novel Companions: a visual celebration of our enduring bond with dogs through fresh portrayals of literary canine characters.

The Lyceum Gallery
Jody Hewgill

Apollo

Apollo. January 2023 An unexpected guest, becomes the subject of affection and a creative muse. Being read to helps soothe Apollo’s anxiety. For "Novel Companions" solo exhibition, an exploration of the vital role dogs play in our lives, the many ways they provide companionship, protect us, connect us with nature, and teach us about mutual respect. Acrylic on birch cradle 24"x30"

The Lyceum Gallery
Mallory Heyer

IllustrationX

4 visionaries shifting the psychedelic conversation

Bold and graphic portraits of different experts in the medical field with a specialization with psychedelic medicine. Each has a background that has become swirled with the imagery of the expertise. Covering many topics from psybicilin mushrooms to synthesizing new molecules for psychedelic therapy. December 2022.

Popular Science
Pat Higgins

Pulp Bytes issue #1

Pulp Bytes issue #1. October 2022. Written and illustrated by Pat Higgins. Published by Scout Comics. Two twisted tales of technological terror!
Jeff Hinchee

Salzman International

The BTS Bump

The BTS Bump. July 2022. This back-to-school season, shoppers will likely shell out for the footwear that makes them feel their best, even as prices continue to soar.

Footwear News
Michael Hirshon

A travel feature about charming New England towns that are best enjoyed in the fall.

Boston Globe Magazine
Michael Hirshon

Six perfect New England towns for a fall getaway

Ogunquit, Maine. Six perfect New England towns for a fall getaway. September 2022. A travel feature about charming New England towns that are best enjoyed in the fall.
Wei Ching HO

Sunny Face Studio

This article is about father and daughter sing Karaoke.

Liberty Times
Michael Hoeweler

I Hated Fishing. Then Fishing Changed My Life.

I Hated Fishing. Then Fishing Changed My Life. October 2022. A son's love for fishing allows a father the opportunity to find tranquility in the natural world, transcend his frustrations with his own father, and appreciate just how much a child can teach and change a parent. The illustration was made for an excerpt from Jason Gay's book, published as a Saturday Essay in The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal
Jason Holley

Hearts and Minds

Hearts and Minds. January 2023. Heartbreak can actually break your heart ... as does trauma and other types of stress. New research is finding crucial links between the heart and the brain that point to ways we can better cope with both emotional and physical pain.

Psychology Today
Jason Holley

Words in the Blood

Words in the Blood. December 2022. Review of the book, Blood Theology by Eugene Rogers, which explores the ubiquity of blood within Christianity.

Harvard Divinity
Alyah Holmes

IllustrationX

Ode to Black Hair

Dennis Rodman, Michael Jordan, Iman Shupert, Kyle Kuzma, Walt Frazier, Ja Morant, James Harden, Drew Gooden, Collin Sexton, Allen Iverson. Ode to Black Hair. February 2022. Created for basketball podcast Spinsters' episode "Ode to Black Hair", celebrating the many iconic hairstyles in the NBA. I Illustrated the portrait of every player mentioned in the episode, from Dennis Rodman's blonde cheetah print to James Harden's big beard.
Kim Holt

kimscollectionofstuff

Family Dinner No.1

Family Dinner No.1. April 2023. This Illustration is from a series of portraits where I reimagined photos of family members in New York. It represents joy, hopefulness, and intimate looks at moments in time.
Runlan Hong

@illozoo

Feature illustrations for the Summer Universiade

Feature illustrations for the Summer Universiade. May 2022. It depicts young athletes from different countries excelling in different sports through scenes and actions during the sport. This will convey the spirit of youth, fearlessness and energy, thus conveying a wish for the University Games.
Arne Höpfner

Chinatown

Chinatown. December 2022. The illustration „Chinatown“ is about different cultures living together. The intention was to show in a symbolic way how different cultures are melting together.
Yohey Horishita

Richard Solomon Group

Looking Up

A demo piece I've done in my online course with Domestika, where I discuss how to create an illustration centered around one's heritage and upbringing.
Inma Hortas

Adidas Running UB22 Shoes Campaign

Adidas Running UB22 Shoes Campaign. March 2022. Adidas campaign to promote a new shoe designed by and for women: Celebrating the runner’s high and its endorphin boost whilst keeping the Ultraboost 22 Shoe itself central to the illustration. #bodypositivity #diversity #everyoneisawesome

Adidas We Are Social
Danzhu Hu

Farewell, Depression. May 2022. Farewell is a 3D mixed-media mental health advocacy series about reimagining trauma through the lens of self-love, where I embarked on a journey revisiting my experiences with different mental issues from eating disorders, body dysmorphic disorders, depression, dermatillomania, to neurodermatitis.
Heather Hua

A Practive in Spring

A Practive in Spring. December 2022. "A Practice in Spring" personifies a sense of returning to the blissful old times, where time seems to stand still, evoking a nostalgic and dreamlike feeling of retrospection.
Chuyun Hua

Rabbit Funeral Procession

Rabbit Funeral Procession. June 2022. Sadness permeates the familiar city, giving rise to a colossal spectacle—the Rabbit Funeral Procession.
Yujie Huang

The Dangerous Decline of Historical Profession

The Dangerous Decline of Historical Profession. January 2023. This editorial illustration emphasizes the decline of the history profession in the US and the need for a renewed commitment to the profession as a means of better understanding ourselves and the world.
Maizi Huang

Wandering

Wandering. December 2022. A meditation on solitude, this image tells the story of an abandoned city. Using the lens of the wanderer within, it chronicles the past, present and future of this empty world

Parsons School of Design
Dwayne Huang

Maryland Institute College of aArt

This illustration project consists of 5 images that depict a doomsday scenario where people are not panicked and continue to carry on with their daily lives. Even in the darkest of times, we can find comfort in our resilience and the connections we share with one another.
Robert Hunt

A Gangster haunted by a childhood memory commissions a portait of himself- with unexpected consequences

MacMillan/Tor.com
Meg Hunt

Scott Hull

BB's Pie Spot

Farmer's Market. BB's Pie Spot. August 2022. An ongoing series of narrative pieces mashing up farmers' markets and novelty architecture. Deeply inspired by one of my favorite places to go-- the Portland Farmers Market.
Meg Hunt

Scott Hull

The Fry Down

Farmer's Market. The Fry Down. August 2022. An ongoing series of narrative pieces mashing up farmers' markets and novelty architecture. Deeply inspired by one of my favorite places to go-- the Portland Farmers Market.
Alexandria Hurd

Savannah College of Art and Design

Ranching in the time of cyborgs

SCAD Student Illustration
IC4 DESIGN

Oshiri Tantei x Pierre the Maze Detective

Oshiri Tantei x Pierre the Maze Detective. November 2022. Oshiri Tantei (BUTT DETECTIVE) is a big hit children's book series that has sold more than 9 million copies. In this collaboration, "Pierre the maze detective” helps solve the mystery of the maze at the ruins. give away posters to the winners.
Mirko Ilic

Mirko Ilic Corp.

11th Festival Miroslav Krleža

11th Festival Miroslav Krleža (1893-1981). June 2022. The most celebrated Croatian writer. I created Miroslav Krleža’s profile wearing his very characteristic hat. Because one of his most famous novels is titled The Flags, I made his profile out of all incarnations of Croatian flags during his lifetime.
Mirko Ilic

Mirko Ilic Corp.

The Miracle in Šargan

The Miracle in Šargan. March 2022. The play explores the themes of cruelty and suffering as well as the deeply rooted conviction that suffering is inevitable. Throughout the entire play, constant heavy rain is emphasizing the suffering and cruelty of the characters.
Zsuzsanna Ilijin

Kids Book Week

Kids Book Week . May 2022. Illustration for the Kinder and Jugend Buchwochen Art Direction: Katja Schloz Client: Börsenverein des deutschen Buchhandels
Stacy Innerst

Illustrations from a picture book about a day in the life of city birds. Written in birdsong and presented as a stage play.

Abrams Books
Stacy Innerst

Illustrations from a picture book about a day in the life of city birds. Written in birdsong and presented as a stage play.

Abrams Books
Shoko Ishida

Personal art created for a gallery show. Under the circle of life, with the sea of human connections, we are formed and made.
Jordin Isip

Failed Build

Failed Build. December 2022. Mixed media on panel
Vera Iva

The resilience of the human spirit

The resilience of the human spirit. August 2022. This is an illustration of my personal emotional experiences. When the Russian-Ukrainian war began, I decided to leave my home country and seek a new home in a foreign land. I was filled with exhaustion and fear. However, to my surprise, I found an inner strength within myself that I never knew existed. It was a reminder to never underestimate my power and to always have faith in the inherent resilience of the human spirit.
Anna Ivanenko

Piercing the Fog of War

Piercing the Fog of War. August 2022. Feature that discusses the power – and the limits – of storytelling in the fog of war.

Kenyon Alumni Magazine
Danny Jackson

Fall Love / Fujitsubo

Fall Love / Fujitsubo. September 20212. Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall. Inspired by the novel, Tale of Genji or Genji Monogatari written by Murasaki Shikibu, The 4 seasons of love each represent a specific relationship or type of relationships Genji has experienced throughout his life. This particular relationship represents Fall and Genji's forbidden love for the woman Fujitsubo, doomed from the very start. Short lived & melancholic like the Fall, but it left a lasting impression in Genji for life.
Michael Iver Jacobsen

Happy Trails

Happy Trails. October 2022. screen print for poster show promoting Minneapolis Parks. Showcasing the many running and biking trails throughout the city.
Kim Jaehee

Virtual friend

Virtual friend. April 2023. Metaverse is our reality. It is an expanded world and a space where avatar activities take place. I made the story in the hope that children living in this world will not be swept away by the situation and become independent people who do not lose themselves.
Raina Jia

Working Out: How Remote Work Craze Made Housing Affordability Worse

Working Out: How Remote Work Craze Made Housing Affordability Worse. December 2022. OP ED Illustration based on NYT article Wonking Out: How the Remote Work Craze Made Housing Affordability Worse.

New York Times Magazine
Meng Jiang

Nerf gun

Nerf Gun. November 2022. CAD Student Illustration

Savannah College of Art and Design
Ke Jin

Savannah College of Art and Design

LES MISERABLES

LES MISERABLES. April 2022. SCAD Student Illustration.
Gweny Jin

Seasons of space

Seasons of space. July 2022. Adopting shifting and layering of perspectives and a style of architectural drawings, this new series of drawings aims to explore mood, light and an infinite landscape that depicts our impressions of the seasons.
Noah Jodice

Beyond Criminal Courts

Beyond Criminal Courts is a digital resource hub for people to learn about, interrogate, and organize around the carceral spaces in between cops and cages. The project was a collaboration between Community Justice Exchange, Interrupting Criminalization, and Research Action Design.
Ivy Johnson

Illustration done in response to an NYT Opinion article, "Stocks Are Great for the Very Young — and the Very Old", examining the benefits of stock market investments in one's later years.
Ryan Johnson

Levy Creative

These 13 Running Myths Are Dated, Dangerous, and Slowing You Down

These 13 Running Myths Are Dated, Dangerous, and Slowing You Down. June 2022. 13 dangerous running myths.

Runner's World
Erik T Johnson

Stakes are High. October 2022. With Halloween falling within a week of the 2022 Midterm elections, these self-produced posters and social media posts were created to remind people to get out to the polls in a crucial election.
Pawel Jonca

Russian bear

Russian Bear. March 2022. I created the poster right after Russia attacked Ukraine and collected over PLN 200,000 for charity. It became an Internet hit, appeared on the front page of the largest newspaper in Greece, Austria, entered the permanent collection of the art museum in Hamburg.
Emma Jones

Savannah College of Art and Design

Highway, Gucci Campaign

Highway, Gucci Campaign. March 2022. SCAD Student Illustration
Stephanie Jones

The Smart Traveler’s Survival Playbook For Summer Flight Cancellations

The Smart Traveler’s Survival Playbook For Summer Flight Cancellations. June 2022. A game plan for avoiding or dealing with above average summer flight delays and cancellations

Forbes
Ted Jouflas

The World Was Just An Address

2022 Oscars. The World Was Just An Address . Marc 2022. Primary and Secondary Illustrations for A.S. Hamrah's essay "The World Was Just An Address" on the 2022 Academy Awards Oscars. These appear on The Baffler website.

The Baffler
Lawon Jung

Lawon 'indoor' calendar 2023

Lawon 'indoor' calendar 2023. December 2022. Indoor life has become a major part of my life and I've come to think a lot about where I am. Under the theme of 'Indoor', I worked with the feeling of a space where I want to stay and live. The 'Indoor' calendar grows 1cm per month, a terraced wall calendar.
Lawon Jung

Lawon 'indoor' calendar 2023

Lawon 'indoor' calendar 2023. December 2022. Indoor life has become a major part of my life and I've come to think a lot about where I am. Under the theme of 'Indoor', I worked with the feeling of a space where I want to stay and live. The 'Indoor' calendar grows 1cm per month, a terraced wall calendar.
Robin Kachantones

Self promotional image of a rescue dog.
Sam Kalda

Stargazer

Stargazer. July 2022. Series of 18 illustrations commissioned for a new Warby Parker store in the Twin Cities. Each panel celebrates the unique passions of collectors, makers and enthusiasts. Featured pieces include: gardener, rock collector, bookworm, fly fisher, star gazer and stamp collector.

Warby Parker
Sam Kalda

Rock Collector

Rock Collector. July 2022. Series of 18 illustrations commissioned for a new Warby Parker store in the Twin Cities. Each panel celebrates the unique passions of collectors, makers and enthusiasts. Featured pieces include: gardener, rock collector, bookworm, fly fisher, star gazer and stamp collector.

Warby Parker
Satoshi Kambayashi

Regulating AI

Regulating AI. January 2022. AI and automated decision making in business: To regulate or deregulate? (Unused version of the cover.)

PLC Magazi
JiYeun Kang

Annagoodson illustration agency

LOVE NOW

LOVE NOW. February 2023. This is a personal project about love. These days, when love is becoming more important due to wars and disasters, I wanted to tell you that we were born in this huge universe to love each other and shine like stars in the night sky. I hope people think about a kinder world, seeing this work.
Ariella Kaniel

Nana Tea

Nana Tea is a piece I've crafted to honor the classic Moroccan nana (mint) tea drinking tradition. March 2023. The prevalence of yellow embodies the warmth of friendship and family while the reflections represent the meditative aspects of tea drinking. My unique blend of painting digitally and embellishing by hand is symbolic of the timelessness of nana tea; the old together in harmony with the new. For over 300 years, Moroccans from Marrakech to Casablanca have and continue to enjoy this tea today just as I do with my family. What's wonderful about this age old tradition is that all Jewish and Muslim Arabs in Morocco participate in drinking nana tea. The young, old, poor, rich, Muslim and Jewish people put aside their troubles for a moment to enjoy the simplicity of the mint sprig steeping in a cup of hot water to be savored with the sweetness of the palm dates.
Igor Karash

Edmund White's A Boy's Own Story Graphic Novel. Chapter Divider: The Story of a Blond

Edmund White's A Boy's Own Story Graphic Novel. Chapter Divider: The Story of a Blond. January 2023. A Boy's Own Story by Edmund White quickly became iconic for its compassionate, frank, and revelatory treatment of the challenges gay youth faced while growing up during the oppressive 1950s and 1960s until the Stonewall Revolution of 1969. The graphic novel is an adaptation of the original work by writers Brian Alessandro and Michael Carroll, who also incorporate elements of White's life, culled from his many memoirs, and which advances the story into adulthood from Ohio in the 1950s to New York and Paris in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. The illustration work consists of a book concept design, cover art, and 260 pages filled with painted frames visually actualizing Alessandro and Carroll's cinematic script. The art is intended to give the narrative all the theatricality and sophistication that made White's 1982 novel so memorable.

A Boy's Own Story Graphic Novel
Igor Karash

Edmund White's A Boy's Own Story Graphic Novel. Chapter Divider: The Story of a Hypnotist

Edmund White's A Boy's Own Story Graphic Novel. Chapter Divider: The Story of a Hypnotist. January 2023. A Boy's Own Story by Edmund White quickly became iconic for its compassionate, frank, and revelatory treatment of the challenges gay youth faced while growing up during the oppressive 1950s and 1960s until the Stonewall Revolution of 1969. The graphic novel is an adaptation of the original work by writers Brian Alessandro and Michael Carroll, who also incorporate elements of White's life, culled from his many memoirs, and which advances the story into adulthood from Ohio in the 1950s to New York and Paris in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. The illustration work consists of a book concept design, cover art, and 260 pages filled with painted frames visually actualizing Alessandro and Carroll's cinematic script. The art is intended to give the narrative all the theatricality and sophistication that made White's 1982 novel so memorable.

A Boy's Own Story Graphic Novel
Bijou Karman

She Likes Cutie

Les Souliers Fourrure

Les Souliers Fourrure. April 2022. Illustration for an article about the trend of furry shoes.

Silhouette
Bijou Karman

She Likes Cutie

Speed Collection

Speed Collection. April 2022. Painting created for handbag brand HVISK, showing their "Speed" collection, which was inspired by cars.

HVISK
Yann Kebbi

Heart USA Inc.

Two Lives, Two Ways of Seeing

Double Vision. October 2022. For a book review of Cormac McCarthy’s new novel, The Passenger: Two Lives, Two Ways of Seeing, a pair of siblings contend with the world’s enigmas and their own demons.

The New York Times Book Review
Madison Ketcham

Illustrations for eHarmony's annual Happiness Index, featuring a variety of couples investing in their relationship's happiness levels.

eHarmony
Madison Ketcham

Illustration that accompanies the article entitled "Undercover Caddie: Mixing romance and work on tour can be a complicated affair" for Golf Digest.

Golf Digest
Simon Kiener

During my artistic sabbatical I started sketching commuters in the subway and fell in love with the people of New York. Despite the anonymous setting of the subway during the pandemic I had a lot of surprising encounters. In this series I share some of them. I am currently working on more.
Simon Kiener

During my artistic sabbatical I started sketching commuters in the subway and fell in love with the people of New York. Despite the anonymous setting of the subway during the pandemic I had a lot of surprising encounters. In this series I share some of them. I am currently working on more.
Alex Kiesling

In the article, the author talks about the lack of oversight of virology labs. The petri dish is perfectly centered on the table's edge to create a feeling of uneasiness. The glass is tilting up to show that it’s not only unstable, but that it is too late.

NYT Opinion Sunday Paper
Don Kilpatrick

Highland Park Place Late at Night

Highland Park Place Late at Night. November 2022. This is an ongoing series of paintings based upon my everyday travels all around Detroit.
HONG-RIM KIM

A world where dreams call dreams

A world where dreams call dreams. AUGUST 2022. About the universe of painting. I wanted to talk about the thoughts I felt after starting the painting, which was a dream I had in my mind for a long time. About the world where dreams call dreams, the time and space in it.
Alex Kim

Savannah College of Art and Design

Better to Light a Candle than Curse the Darkness

Better to Light a Candle than Curse the Darkness. June 2022. SCAD Student Illustration.
Grace J. Kim

The New York Times

Requiem for the Supreme Court

In anticipation of the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade, we reached out to a number of artists to see if they wanted to respond with art. Grace’s cover really captured the mood of so many Americans with great emotional clarity.
Hokyoung Kim

Jaws

Jaws By Peter Benchley. October 2022.

The Folio Society
Hokyoung Kim

‘We Were Once a Family’: A riveting indictment of the child welfare system

We Were Once a Family: A riveting indictment of the child welfare system. March 2022. Roxanna Asgarian’s deep reporting on one notorious tragedy sheds light on a bureaucracy responsible for more than 400,000 children.

The Washington Post
Adrienne Kinsella

When No One's Looking. May 2022. A personal piece created for an exhibition context.
Ben Kirchner

Heart USA Inc.

Pool Party à la Slim Aarons

Pool Party à la Slim Aarons. April 2022. Personal Work - Taking inspiration from Slim Aarons's iconic photographs of the Kaufmann house in Palm Springs.
Tatsuro Kiuchi

Secret Excursion, Golden Desert

Secret Excursion, Golden Desert. July 2022. Illustrations for a children's picture book, Secret Excursion, Golden Desert written by Sasara Kura.
Tatsuro Kiuchi

Secret Excursion, Golden Desert

Secret Excursion, Golden Desert. July 2022. Illustrations for a children's picture book, 'Secret Excursion, Golden Desert' written by Sasara Kura.
Tatsuro Kiuchi

A green card

A Green Card. August 2022. Self-promotional image.
Tatsuro Kiuchi

17 years old

17 Years Old. March 2022. A book cover illustration for a novel by Kisei Kobayashi.
Erin Klauk

Record cover artwork for 2022's release of Ambassador Hazy's record "The Traveler" on Cardinal Fuzz Records
Tricia Kleinot

Colorhalo

Fruiting Bodies 3: The Finger

Fruiting Bodies 3: The Finger. January 2022. Inspired by my love for and exploration of nature, this series seeks to transcend our known ideas of the physical world by exploring a relationship between humans and mushrooms, lichen, and fungi through a macro lens.
Greg Kletsel

March Madness 2022

March Madness 2022. March 2022. Feature illustration created for The Washington Post’s annual coverage of the NCAA Men’s and Women’s basketball tournaments. Within the illustration is a seek-and-find game to locate 68 basketballs hidden throughout the artwork.

The Washington Post
Urs Joseph Knobel

T.C. Boyle

Caricature of the American writer T. C. Boyle. September 2022.
Chris Koehler

Litquake 2022

The Ferry Building, Emperor Norton, Coit Tower, Sutro Tower, San Francisco. Litquake 2022. August 2022. Advertising and key art poster for Litquake 2022, San Francisco's Literary Festival. The illustration is an homage to the 1955 classic "It Came From Beneath the Sea".

Litquake 2022
Viktor Koen

Greetings from Pandemic Island

Greetings from Pandemic Island. June 2022. Conceived as a set of postcards, this visual essay connects the 1918-19 influenza and COVID-19 pandemic, documenting the crises by questioning personal and collective responsibility but also highlights new and long existing layers of racial and socioeconomic disparities catalyzed by the epidemic.
Michelle Kondrich

A Drop in the Bucket

A Drop in the Bucket. August 2022. Editorial illustration for New Orleans Magazine featuring emergency department doctors looking back on their experiences during the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic.

New Orleans Magazine
Ben Konkol

The Backpacker

The backpacker is a personal piece based on an experience in the backcountry of Hells Canyon, Idaho. December 2022. I got dangerously dehydrated, and was visited by a hummingbird when I finally found water.
Przemek Kotynski

Anna Goodson Illustration Agency

Rock_Scissors

Rock_Scissors. February 2022. A poster created for Graphic Emergency group. It was published, printed and exhibited all around the world to raise funds and support Ukrainians.
Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva

Heart USA Inc.

Can a shift in mindset can help accelerate the energy transition

Can a shift in mindset can help accelerate the energy transition. May 2022. Watt Matters Podcast Series for Foresight. Yamina Saheb, lead author for the IPCC, joins the team to discuss whether a shift in mindset can help accelerate the energy transition.
Annette Kraus

Elizabeth Catlett in her studio. January 2022. Illustration depicting the early studio life of distinguished black artist and sculptor Elizabeth Catlett from the mid century.
Jon Krause

Identifying Childhood Depression

Identifying Childhood Depression. December 2022. How to spot the subtle signs of childhood depression.

Main Line Today Magazine
Shreyas R Krishnan

கனி (Kani): A Zine About Some Fruits of Tamil Nadu

கனி (Kani): A Zine About Some Fruits of Tamil Nadu. November 2022. A self-published bilingual visual inventory of fruits from my home state of Tamil Nadu, India. As an unbound format, Kani can be a zine and also taken apart to become posters.
Shreyas R Krishnan

கனி (Kani): A Zine About Some Fruits of Tamil Nadu

கனி (Kani): A Zine About Some Fruits of Tamil Nadu. November 2022. A bilingual visual inventory of fruits from my home state of Tamil Nadu, India. As an unbound format, Kani can be a zine and also taken apart to become posters.
Jenny Kroik

Magnet Reps

Too Hot to Sleep

Too Hot to Sleep. January 2022. For the cover of Reading Group Choices 2022 Annual, a reader indulges in a good book on one of those intense summer nights when upper-floor apartments are too hot and stuffy to get any sleep.

Reading Group Choices
Anita Kunz

Women you should know

Aline Kominsky-Crumb. Femalel Artists You Should Know. June 2022. So many women artists through history have been marginalized or forgotten entirely. This portrait is one of the 400 women I've painted.
Anita Kunz

"No Photos, Please"

Mona Lisa raises her hand to block the view of her face. No Photos, Please. August 2022. For a Celebrity-themed Issue, Anita Kunz created a cheeky modern take on the iconic painting, Mona Lisa. “I used to do a lot of celebrity portraits for magazines, but I was never as interested in the people themselves as I was in the concept of celebrity. Why do we make them famous? Why do we care?”

The New Yorker
London Ladd

Based on the novel Perish, written by LaToya Watkins. August 2022.

The New York Times Book Review
Raz Latif

The Truffle Master

Hand-rendered mixed media portrait of Diane Roederer for Houstonia Magazine. Feature article about how Roederer redefined Houston’s fine dining scene.
Till Lauer

The End of Ownership

Cover illustration for Variety about copyright negotiations within the film and entertainment industry.
Veronica Lawlor

Studio 1482

An on-site reportage drawing of the rally for peace in Ukraine that occured at Washington Square Park at the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

self directed
Marco Lawrence

Black Spruce

A portrait based on my time in the Alaskan wilderness of Wrangell St. Elias National Park and the people who live there.
Zohar Lazar

The Final Campaign

Sad Trump. The Final Campaign. December 2022.

New York Magazine
Delphine Lee

More Than Enough: The Promise and Challenge of Today's Southern Cities The dazzling city and opportunity; a once-thriving main street and the beautiful but soulless city it has become; homage to those who made the city what it is. Illustrator: Delphine Lee Image editor: Bita Honarvar

Gravy
Delphine Lee

More Than Enough: The Promise and Challenge of Today's Southern Cities The dazzling city and opportunity; a once-thriving main street and the beautiful but soulless city it has become; homage to those who made the city what it is. Illustrator: Delphine Lee Image editor: Bita Honarvar

Gravy
Jerilyn Lee

Art Center College of Design

Dim Sum, (a meal that consists of many small dishes that allow for everyone at the table to try a bit of everything), is a piece that represents my cultural identity as a Chinese American. December 2023. This piece was created in procreate.
Harriet Lee-Merrion

Heart USA Inc.

Turbulence and Misery

Jean Stafford. Turbulence and Misery. July 2022. Portrait of Jean Stafford, the American short story writer and Pulitzer Prize winning Fiction novelist for a review in The New York Review of Books by Miranda Seymour,‘Turbulence and Misery’.
Lars Leetaru

The Real Yacht Rock: Inside the Lavish, Top-Secret World of Private Gigs

The Real Yacht Rock: Inside the Lavish, Top-Secret World of Private Gigs. April 2022. For an article about private concerts for the obscenely wealthy.

Rolling Stone
Patrick Leger

The Lady From Burma

The Lady From Burma. September 2022. In Allison Montclair's The Lady from Burma, murder once again stalks the proprietors of The Right Sort Marriage Bureau in the surprisingly dangerous landscape of post-World War II London.

The Lady from Burma
Fabrizio Lenci

Planeta Compartido was created by the Centro Cultural Recoleta. The project's main idea is to celebrate nature in its essence, which is sharing. We often only look at forests and oceans, but our planet is more complex than that. We live under a network of ecosystems, everything is connected!

Planeta Compartido
Lucas León

Before judgement

Before Judgement. September 2022. Discover what its already authentic and free inside oneself, what boundaries one want for oneself and to others to respect the own value. What courage is needed to go through the judgement, to feel new healthy and challenging feelings of being true to oneself, in that sensitive rebellion for freedom.
Sean Lewis

I'll Get to the Bottom of This!

I'll Get to the Bottom of This!. November 2022. A children's book published by A24, written by Daniel Kwan. I'll Get to the Bottom of This! tells the story of a rhyming dog detective who sets out to discover who's to blame for a multi-car pileup that has drivers trapped in a tunnel.

I'll Get to the Bottom of This!
Sean Lewis

I'll Get to the Bottom of This!

I'll Get to the Bottom of This!. November 2022. A children's book published by A24, written by Daniel Kwan. I'll Get to the Bottom of This! tells the story of a rhyming dog detective who sets out to discover who's to blame for a multi-car pileup that has drivers trapped in a tunnel.

I'll Get to the Bottom of This!
Yulong Li

Richard Solomon Artist representative

Fullness

Fullness. April 2022. It’s been two months home quarantined since April in Shanghai due to the pandemic. To relieve my sadness, I started a personal project to record how to make myself feel satisfied and try a full composition on canvas.
Siyu Li

Fountains in the Rain

Fountains in the Rain. March 2023. This is the cover illustration for Yukio Mishima's short story collection. The story is about a young man who wants to break up with his girlfriend on a summer rainy night, but the girl just keeps standing in front of the fountain and crying without saying a word.
Siyu Li

untitled

Personal work about a subtle moment in Christmas. January 2023.
Yueming Li

Unpredictable weather happens during a road trip.
Anson Liaw

Anson Liaw

A Cohesive Whole

China Nantong Artists Association and exhibition organizing committee . A Cohesive Whole. April 2022. A poster illustration created for the invitational Harmonious Co-Existence 2022 International Poster Invitational Exhibition held at the Five-Three Art Museum in Nantong, Jiangsu, China. Some information about the "HARMONIOUS CO-EXISTENCE" 2022 International Invitational Poster Exhibition: In response to the ideological theme advocated by President Xi Jinping, that "human beings should work together and co-exist in harmony, move forward in the direction of building a community with a shared future for mankind, and jointly create a better future", by using the language of design to spread the ideas of civilization, it was decided to hold "Harmonious Co-Existence", 2022 International Poster Invitational Exhibition. With the theme of "Harmonious Co-Existence", designers and artists were invited from all over the world to showcase open and diverse visual arts and technology applications through creative posters, the international design language and It is required for them to express harmonious yet unique creative design concepts. As a result, this event intends to promote the exchange and interaction of domestic and international poster design circles, and present the development ecology and innovative vitality of global poster design in the new era.
Thomas Libetti

DJ Kool Herk; after PBS doc Fight the Power

Portrait of DJ Cool Herk. February 2023. Drawing of DJ Kool Herc after PBS doc, Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World, ep. 1/The Foundation featuring DJ Herc, the godfather of HipHop, NYC 1978.
Clarence Lin

2019-2020

2019-2020. The works in this series depict the global progression of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic from December 2019 to June 2022. The works are based on information the World Health Organization (WHO) has provided.
Clarence Lin

2021

2021. The works in this series depict the global progression of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic from December 2019 to June 2022. The works are based on information the World Health Organization (WHO) has provided.
Clarence Lin

2022

2022. The works in this series depict the global progression of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic from December 2019 to June 2022. The works are based on information the World Health Organization (WHO) has provided.
Chaoying Lin

Two geometric passageways, one depicting an outdoor and the other a home environment, intersecting to show a semi-open state. Expresses a longing for social freedom during lockdown. People use telescopes to view the social freedom she desire, while a dog at the table represents the illusion she see.
Jessie Lin

Rapp Art

Daily Care

Daily Care. January 2023. A series for Sanlian Life Week Mag. on different settings of modern life.
Jessie Lin

Rapp Art

Shanghai

Shanghai. December 2022. A series on Chinese cities for New Weekly Mag.
Junyu Lin

Sketchbook Documentary

Market. Sketchbook Documentary. October 2022. This series is selected from my sketchbook. I used acrylic markers and oil pastels to experiment reportage art. It's a record of my life.
Ren Lindroos

Destroy Boys

Destroy Boys. January 2023. Poster for band Destroy Boys. Leaned into old punk poster vibes. Traditional pencil with ink, cut out and taped on board then copied and scanned in with digital color on top.
Warren Linn

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WHIRLY GIG Inside Bob Dylan’s Time Out of Mind Sessions

WHIRLY GIG Inside Bob Dylan’s Time Out of Mind Sessions. May 2022. John Lewis analyses of the creative process and Jim Dickinson's role in the making of Bob Dylan's 1997 album.

WHIRLY GIG Inside Bob Dylan’s Time Out of Mind Sessions
Nick Little

The Metaverse

Jobs in the Metaverse. May 2022. Spot illustrations published in the June 2022 issue of GQ about some the new jobs and roles available in... The Metaverse.

GQ
Nick Little

The Metaverse

Jobs in the Metaverse. May 2022. Spot illustrations published in the June 2022 issue of GQ about some the new jobs and roles available in... The Metaverse.

GQ
Nick Little

The Metaverse

Jobs in the Metaverse. May 2022. Spot illustrations published in the June 2022 issue of GQ about some the new jobs and roles available in... The Metaverse.

GQ
Nick Little

The Metaverse

Jobs in the Metaverse. May 2022. Spot illustrations published in the June 2022 issue of GQ about some the new jobs and roles available in... The Metaverse.

GQ
Cindy Liu

Savannah College of Art and Design

Roller Coaster Rider

Roller Coaster Rider. 5 illustrations for the documentary about bipolar disorder: Roller Coaster Rider. Inspired by the title of the documentary, I combine the metaphor to show the struggle and the wish to recover in patients' minds, a roller coaster with non-stop ups and downs.
Cindy Liu

Savannah College of Art and Design

Famished: Eating Disorders and Failed Care in America

Illustration for Rebecca J. Leste's book: Famished: Eating Disorders and Failed Care in America. November 2022. I try to use metaphor to express the contradiction between intention and reality, that is, while people have the desire of getting better, society causes paradox and powerlessness in their real life.
Yadi Liu

Basketball Girls

Basketball Girls. October 2022. Inspired by Nike Jordan basketball and shoes. To celebrate the energetic girls' power.
Jia Liu

Painted Words

2023 Fitness Calendar

2023 Fitness Calendar. December 2022. The 2023 Fitness Calendar encourages audiences to seek better physical and mental health in the new year. DThe idea behind the illustrations is: when we exercise, our body and mind build better connections with the world and universe around us.
Xinmei Liu

Début Art

(In)visible Village

Illustration for the poster of True/False Film Festival 2022, based on the theme of "(In)visible Village."
Xinmei Liu

Début Art

China's Public Puts on a Show of Zero Covid for an Audience of One

Illustration for an article in the New York Times Business section about China's Zero-Covid Policy.
eve liu

eveliu illustration

hometown

Hometown. October 2022. The homes that reside in our memories may not necessarily be entirely warm; they may also be confusing and disorienting.
Jenn Liv

RappIArt

All Nippon Airways

All Nippon Airways. January 2022. Part of an illustration series commissioned for the airline All Nippon Airways, promoting tourism in Japan. This series was printed by layering 3 colours in risograph, featuring various scenes and aspects of life in Japan. This illustration depicts the ANA airplane flying in the clouds with mythical animals near Mt. Fuji.

All Nippon Airways
Jenn Liv

RappIArt

All Nippon Airways

All Nippon Airways. January 2022. An illustration series commissioned for the airline All Nippon Airways, promoting tourism in Japan. This series was printed by layering 3 colours in risograph, featuring various scenes and aspects of life in Japan. This illustration depicts the fashionable and popular shopping district of Harajuku in Tokyo, Japan.

All Nippon Airways
Manshen Lo

Heart USA Inc.

Nannies open up about the Asian class divide for New York's, Intelligencier/ The Cut

Nannies open up about the Asian class divide for New York's, Intelligencier/ The Cut. Septermber 2022. At Home In Asian America:‘I Felt Like We Are All Chinese — We Can Take Care of Each Other’ Nannies open up about the Asian class divide.
Maura Losch

How the MCU is addressing its messy history with diversity

How the MCU is Addressing its Messy History with Diversity. November 2022. Illustration drawn in comic-book-style of Letitia Wright as Shuri on a theater screen, flanked by silhouettes.

Axios
Maura Losch

How the MCU is addressing its messy history with diversity

How the MCU is Addressing its Messy History with Diversity. November 2022. Illustration drawn in comic-book-style of a Black child and parent walking past repeated Iron Man movie posters.

Axios
NIck Lu

nick lu illustration

Bikes vs. Business

Bikes vs. Business. March 2023. Illustration to accompany an article on how the new bike lanes impacting small local businesses in Chicago.

Chicago Magazine
lyne lucien

LALUCIEN

Nobles Magazine: Cuba Celebration

Cuba Celebration. October 2022. Interior Illustration about Cuban music and culture for the Winter 2023 issue of Nobles!

Nobles!
Lyne Lucien

LALUCIEN

Kindred

A visual interpretation of Octavia Butler's original book, Kindred. December 2022. I created an original poster for the release of the Hulu/FX show Kindred, adapted from Octavia Butler's original book.

Hulu/FX
Dorothy Luo

A contemporary interpretation of the timeless fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm.
Dorothy Luo

A contemporary interpretation of the timeless fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm.
Brian Lutz

Pelé Tribute

Tribute to Pelé after his recent passing. December 2022.
Candice Lyle

Dirty Al's Gas Station

Dirty Al's Gas Station. March 2022. SCAD Student Illustration

Savannah College of Art and Design
Chris Lyons

Want a Fun Way to Expand Your Family?

Want a Fun Way to Expand Your Family? May 2022. Illustrations to accompany AARP's Members Only Access essay series, "Life's a Journey."

AARP Members Only Access
Fangyu Ma

Savannah College of Art and Design

The Room

The Room: An illustration exploring sexual harassment in the educational system. November 2022.
Ross MacDonald

Brightwork Press

Path Lit By Lightning

Legendary athlete Jim Thorpe. Path Lit By Lightning. August 2022.

The New York Times Book Review
Marysia Machulska

Marlena Agency

Machia

Series of illustrations for Machia. November 2022. A modern theatrical play about Niccolo Machiavelli. Limited edition of 88 handmade and hand-cut collage art book.

Machia
Nadzeya Makeyeva

The Running Rabbit

The Running Rabbit. January 2022. Personal Illustration / Original pencil graphics & Abobe Coloring.
Diego Mallo

Summer Theatre Preview

Goings On About Town’s Summer Preview. May 2022. Illustrations for The New Yorker magazine for the Goings On About Town’s Summer Preview featuring theater events.

The New Yorker
Marco Marella

cover art for the fictional magazine 'the Napolitaner': in Naples (Italy) "'a cuntrora" is that time of the day right after lunch when, after having an espresso, you enjoy a time of relax listening to the sounds of the volcanic, Maradona worshiping city outside. Artwork is sold as an art print

the Napolitaner
Ellen Marello

Fla-vor-ice

Fla-vor-ice. August 2022. Part of my ongoing series of people in New York city, this boy was enjoying a summer afternoon at a skate park in Brooklyn.
Bailey Mariner

RVO Health

Why Dreams Matter

Everyone dreams, and while many of our dreams share common themes, each nightly story is singular and personal, weaving together fragments of memory, imagination, and emotion. Though experts have compelling theories, why we dream and what dreams mean aren’t well understood.
Jonathan Marks Barravecchia

Cover for IDW's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin: The Lost Years issue number 2. Ink and watercolor on paper

TMNT: The Last Ronin: The Lost Years
Patricia Martín

With this fruity series I was trying to promote eating habits more respectful of the environment and local traditions within children with flashing stickers as the ones that I used to collect when I was a child
Miriam Martincic

Teamwork Ranch

Teamwork Ranch. September 2022. A collection of farms in south-central Iowa. From a series of 10 annual report business illustrations for the parent company, Krause Group. The series uses a monumental object, unique container shape, and background brand color per business illustration.

Krause Group
Miriam Martincic

Red Light. Black Room.

Red Light. Black Room. June 2022. Unpublished illustration for “Masque of the Red Death” by Edgar Allan Poe. The image depicts the following text: “And one by one dropped the revelers in the blood-bedewed halls of their revel, and died each in the despairing posture of his fall.”
Jess Martinez

ArtCenter College of Design

Dutch-style portrait of a woman with soft features and tattoos.
Akesi Martinez

Single double interior illustration for the book “Lo que yo iba escribiendo, las mujeres de la generación del 98” written by Carmen Estirado and published by Carpe Noctem editorial.

Lo que yo iba escribiendo, las mujeres de la generación del 98
Colin Matthes

Appear Confident

Appear Confident. July 2022. Essential Knowledge is an ongoing series of images teaching skills for success in challenging situations. I have two young kids. When I steal time, storytelling, anxiousness, research, and humor are used to make drawings that solve problems or at least address the idea of solving problems.
ZOE MATTHIESSEN

Birds of Passage

Black-footed albatross. Birds of Passage. January 2022. Introducing an endangered species to a group of California islands challenges assumptions about native habitats under global warming. (Article by Scott Addeo Young)

Alta Journal
Lorenzo Mattotti

The Boy Upstairs

The Boy Upstairs. May 2022. He was often tempted to be done. She was tempted, but she would never do it. She had principles, and she had pleasures, too, sources of dumb joy.

The New Yorker
Sarah Maxwell

Insider

Where are the Lesbian Bars in NYC?

Where are the Lesbian Bars in NYC? August 2022. The illustrator created this image of two women holding hands to accompany an Insider story with the headline: “I went looking for lesbian bars in New York City and only found 3. That needs to change.”

Insider
Bill Mayer

Bill Mayer Inc.

Florence + the Machine’s ‘Dance Fever’ is an Ecstatic Prayer for Post-Pandemic Redemption

Florence + the Machine’s Dance Fever is an Ecstatic Prayer for Post-Pandemic Redemption. May 2022. This alternate illustration is a gouache painting on watercolor paper, roughly 5x7", done for Rolling Stones Magazine's Album Review page for Florence + The Machine's "Dance Fever."

Rolling Stone
Bill Mayer

Contributors, Bill Mayer

Contributors, Bill Mayer, Self-portrait. March 2022.

Garden & Gun
Adam Mazur

Editorial illustration featuring Abi Balingit, author of "MAYUMU," describing Rainbow Lapis, a chewy steamed cake of coconut and pandan; Spamsilog, a Filipino breakfast; Gushers; Pork Roll Egg & Cheese; and Strawberry Shortcake ice cream bars. Art Director: Megan Paetzhold, New York Magazine

Cookbook Author Abi Balingit Ends the Day with Pop-Tarts
Lydia Mba

Marlena Agency

Dear Black Child

Dear Black Child. September 2022. Illustration for "Dear Black Child". A story of self-acceptance, love, and empowerment for Black immigrant children and families of the diaspora around the world.
Lydia Mba

Marlena Agency

Dear Black Child - You belong

Illustration for Dear Black Child. September 2022. A story of self-acceptance, love, and empowerment for Black immigrant children and families of the diaspora around the world.
Adam Mccauley

Mammoth Caves