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illustration Roundup #34
February 23, 2011
BUNDABERG RUM BEARposted by Christopher Nielsen
client: Good Weekend art director: Tara Axford 'Bundy' the bear for an article on Bundaberg Rum and it's effects on Australian drinking culture. The other character is the 'Chesty Bond' man, famous for his Aussie shirts. They make a nice couple don't you think?
Teacher Performance in LAposted by Peter + Maria Hoey
client: Los Angeles Times art director: Wesley Bausmith Student test results being used to track teacher performance.
A report by the Los Angeles Times.
Book Review Coverposted by Joe Ciardiello
client: The New York Times art director: Nicholas Blechman Here's a recent cover I did for a review of Jonathan Franzen's new novel, "Freedom".
Caricatureposted by David Pintor
client: Leer magazine Caricature of Ortega y Gasset.
Hairballposted by Harry Campbell
client: Myself art director: Myself I could post one of many current assignments but thought this hairball would be more interesting. Combining hand inked line and vector.
Annual Bird Censusposted by Michael Sloan
client: OnEarth art director: Gail Ghezzi This terrific assignment required some research to get the bird's plumage looking just right. I'm adding birds to my list of most difficult things to draw along with camoflage, fire, forks and spoons. I like how the bright colors contrast with the blue winter landscape. Thanks, Gail!
Money & Well Beingposted by Jean Tuttle
client: The Washington Post art director: Allison Ghaman Studies have found that over a certain income level ($75K), variations in wealth don't substantially affect happiness.
Detroit Foundations Reportposted by Joseph Fiedler
client: D-Business Magazine art director: Jessica Decker Feature about how local Foundations are changing what and who they support.
Advice Column: Husband With Drinking Problemposted by Julia Breckenreid
client: Washington Post, Local Living Section art director: Tippi Thole This was a rush job and fun to do - thanks Tippi!
Boston Globe Book Reviewposted by David Flaherty
client: Boston Globe art director: Jane Martin Illustration for the review of the book "Fame".
life is changeposted by Alberto Vazquez
client: El Pais art director: myself Illustration for a psychology section. Watercolour
John Stamos Survival Guide to Hollywoodposted by John Ueland
client: Entertainment Weekly art director: Evan Campisi Illustration for article on how John Stamos has managed to nurture a long career in Hollywood.
Energy!posted by Carl Wiens
client: UpHere magazine art director: Michael Ericsson A satirical look at finding new energy sources. This is a feature page from a business magazine located in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. I enjoyed playing up industrial imagery and retro equipment. The dogs were fun too.
Tensionposted by Jonathan Bartlett
client: NY Times Book Review art director: Nicholas Blechman This illustration appeared along with a review of the book 'Leaving Rock Harbor'. A coming of age story about a young woman growing up in a cotton mill town during the industrial revolution. Faced with difficult choices regarding love, loyalty, and family, I wanted the image to hit home the inner struggle of the main character, all of which, in one way or another, is linked back to the cotton mill.
Pricing and Ethical Guidelines Edition 13posted by Laura Smith
client: The Graphic Artists Guild art director: Simms Taback / Sara Love Front cover, back cover and spine for the 13th edition of the Graphic Artists Guild's signature publication. For this edition I wanted to emphasize how as artists we are either juggling or going through hoops, and are sometimes having to put our heads into the proverbial lion's mouth. I really loved doing this job. It was great fun! Simms and Sara helped to bring out the best in this project.
Monkey Truckposted by Michael Slack
client: Henry Holt Books for Young Readers art director: Christy Ottaviano After great reviews by Boing Boing.com, Kirkus Reiews, and School Library Journal, my new picture book "Monkey Truck" is now in it's second printing.
New Year's Eve FAQposted by J.D. King
client: The Washington Post art director: Lisa Schreiber The cover for the Weekend section for New Year's Eve.
Cloud Computingposted by Bob Daly
client: Hanley Wood art director: Scott Crawford An article about uploading your data clouds
The Brain Behind LinkedInposted by John Hersey
client: Insight Design art director: Joannah Ralston An article about Reid Hoffman and his rather circuitous route to creating LinkedIn
Honua Honeyposted by Gwenda Kaczor
client: Big Island Bees art director: Deborah Brown / View Design Company Illustration for the label of the Honua Honey jar, created and sold locally in Hawaii by Big Island Bees.
Domestic Violenceposted by Katherine Streeter
client: The Hartford Courant art director: Jan Diehm This piece ran to accompany a few articles in a special section about domestic violence and the attitudes around it.
Extra Cautiousposted by Greg Mably
client: Plan Sponsor Europe art director: SooJin Buzelli Story: UK DB Sponsors Focused on Risk as 2011 Dawns
Image: Being very cautious. Staying clear of danger.
Brazilposted by Heidi Younger
client: Inside Counsel Magazine art director: Liz Novak US finding business opportunities in Brazil. October 2010
Leave the Kids the House without the Hefty Tax Billposted by Ellen Weinstein
client: The New York Times art director: Bernadette Dashiell Wealth Section.
Recipes: Beyond the Wordsposted by Marco Marella
client: gastronomica magazine art director: frances baca ....Please see the attached design brief for more information on what I am envisioning. I also attach a copy of the article. It is a bit dense, since it deals with language and perception, but it's very interesting and well-written....
Financial Reformposted by James Steinberg
client: Warkulwiz Design art director: Jill Iacovelli Cornell University professors weigh in on whether the Dodd-Frank (financial reform) bill will help prevent the next crisis.
Cold-Weather Workoutsposted by Brandon Reese
client: Westchester Magazine art director: Aiko Masazumi This was for the cover of Westchester Magazine's 914 section. The article suggested curling, platform tennis, and skating... I went with skating but with a nod to the recent airport delays and cancellations due to weather.
NY subway poster projectposted by Yuko Shimizu
client: MTA New York City Public Transit art director: Amy Hausmann, Lydia Bradshaw Hot off the press is a poster I just finished for MTA. You may start seeing this at subway stations near you later this year.
It was really easy to work with MTA who gave me a lot of freedom. The only challenge was that the audience is 'everyone who uses public transit in New York area'.
The image I ended up coming up with is based on my childhood memory of taking Metro North down from Westchester Country and being awed by the massive and gorgeous Grand Central Station.
Actress Valerie Cruzposted by Zach Trenholm
client: Village Voice 2/16/11 art director: Jesus Diaz Although I've done stuff for the Voice over the years, this is my first time with Jesus and he actually found me here (Just re-read that. Note to self; always remember to pronounce as 'Hay-sus'...).
Great guy, joy to work with....
Anyhow, Valerie plays a South American doc on a new TV show called 'Off The Map' (think a hotter, more humid 'Grey's Anatomy' & all the grab-ass that encumbers & you've got it...).
Not terribly well-known (yet), she gets spotlight interviewed by Michael Musto towards the end of his column.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2011-02-16/columns/michael-lohan-cuts-to-the-chase/
Not Bigger, just betterposted by mckibillo
client: Architect Magazine art director: Marcy Ryan
Commission done recently for Architect magazine on how to maximize the efficiency of your existing workplace. Not bigger or smaller, just better.
Don't Let The Bed Bugs Biteposted by Michael Byers
client: Honolulu Magazine art director: Cody Kawamoto Image done for Honolulu Magazine about the bed bug problem Hawaii has been having in Hotels and other tourist areas.
Eating Bugsposted by John S. Dykes
client: The Wall Street Journal art director: Christine Drury Bon appetit!
"A Strong Bond"posted by Jon Krause
client: The Atlantic art director: Jason Treat A painting for the current issue's Gallery section, "A Strong Bond."
Law Apprenticesposted by Chris Lyons
client: Lawyer Magazine (UK) Trainee Lawyers make the most of the seat rotation
system in their jobs
Fireplaceposted by James O'Brien
client: Washingonian Magazine art director: Mike Leister This was part of a series for an article about working with home contractors, messy work and other troubles.
Arizona Shootingsposted by Kyle T. Webster
client: New Times art director: Peter Storch A chance to try something new and different, thanks to an interesting idea from art director, Peter Storch. I'm proud to say that this image was selected as the cover of the day by Robert Newman at Newmanology.
Rejected cover submissionposted by Daniel Hertzberg
client: The New Yorker art director: Francoise Mouly Rejected cover submission and animation based on the snowpocalypse.
Charles Lloydposted by Jonathan Twingley
client: JAZZIZ art director: Michael Fagien A portrait of the great tenor saxophonist Charles Lloyd for the winter issue of JAZZIZ magazine.
Drivin' n Cryin'posted by Jody Hewgill
client: La Luz de Jesus Gallery art director: Jody Hewgill A visual commentary on the bp gulf disaster and our insatiable dependency on petrol.
acrylic, graphite on birch panel. Created for the Kaboom show at La Luz de Jesus.
PLANET APPposted by Andy Ward
client: School Libray Journal art director: Mark Tuchman This was a fun cover for SLJ about sourcing the right litereary apps for kids. We boarded the good ship ipad and sailed into the wide blue yonder.
Dear Jerryposted by Rick Sealock
client: Sacramento News & Review art director: David Jayne A portrait of newly governor-elect Jerry Brown for an advice-like article titled "Dear Jerry".
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