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illustration roundup #37 January 9, 2013
The roundup is back by popular demand!
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illustration thanks to Marc Burckhardt!
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Marblesposted by Harry Campbell
client: Plansponsor art director: Soojin Buzelli!! This was done as a full page illustration for the wonderful to work for
Soojin Buzelli at Plan Sponsor.
A divorce made in heavenposted by Eleftheria Alexandri
client: Stella - Sunday Telegraph supplement art director: Jason Morris An article about divorce: Is a civilised divorce ever possible? Who gets to keep what??
MURDER AND VIOLENT CRIME!posted by Joseph Fiedler
client: Common Ground art director: Cori Canaday Feature for CG involving murder and violent crime found in average neighborhoods.
Lego goes Gurlieposted by Robert Neubecker
client: Wall Street Journal art director: Joel Cadman Pink Princess? Really?
Hugh Hefnerposted by Dale Stephanos
client: UTNE Reader art director: Stephanie Glaros Cover of the UTNE Reader
A Beautiful Journeyposted by Christopher Nielsen
client: Maine Recycled Paper art director: Craig Johns Campaign for a new paper range.
The Big Squeezeposted by Michael Byers
client: Honolulu Magazine art director: Cody Kawamoto This was for a piece about the squeeze on restaurant budgets with regards to buying food for their business. Costs are rising for fish and beef etc. in Hawai'i.
Superbrothers: Information Superhighwaveposted by Superbrothers Inc.
client: Seed Magazine art director: Tyler Lang After a lengthy hiatus coincident with the creation of the critically acclaimed art + music + videogame project Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP for iPad & iPhone (a collaboration with noted composer Jim Guthrie), Superbrothers Inc is now actively seeking interesting editorial & advertising illustration gigs.
To mark this moment we have dug up 'Information Superhighwave', an illustration for an article about a bottleneck that had been forming as the world's oceanographers struggled to convert the world's collected oceanographic data into Google Earth's format to allow at-home geotourists & would-be seafarers the ability to virtually explore the deep blue sea.
Superbrothers Inc was founded in 2003, over the years our original brand of remarkable pixel artwork has appeared in the pages of Wired, The New York Times, The Walrus and elsewhere.
superbrothers.ca | the kingdom of the cloud
Interior womens retail store 13 foot "Cheetah Girl"posted by Mary Lynn Blasutta
client: Maurices art director: Brad Hartmann This was used as a large 13 foot interior store visual to highlight the "Accessory Cheetah Print Department"
I also created a cheetah print to use on packaging and interior graphics.
Mecanismosposted by Carl Wiens
client: Oeno Gallery One from a series of mechanical curiosities. I wanted to explore the possibilities of screenprinting and collage and set out to combine and recombine a series of heads, bodies and backgrounds.
T-Shirt Designposted by Brandon Reese
client: The Okee Dokee Brothers art director: Justin Lansing and Joe Mailander Here's a 3-color t-shirt design to accompany The Okee Dokee Brothers upcoming concept album. The Okee Dokee Brothers took a 30-day canoe trip down the Mississippi while writing and composing the new album. Pretty neat!
Entre Enemigos for Random Houseposted by Jorge Mascarenhas
client: Random House Mondadori art director: Nuria Zaragoza Book cover for the novel "Entre Enemigos (In Between Enemies)," a novel that takes place in Italy during World War I. The novel was written by Andrea Molesini. The book is only available in Spain, both in paperback and hardcover.
When to refinance your mortgage?posted by Michael Sloan
client: John Kehe art director: The Christian Science Monitor Now seems to be a great time to refinance your mortgage - unless already low interest rates drop even further. A Shoot-the-moon game seemed to be the best symbol for guessing when rates will be at their lowest.
Eurozoneposted by Miguel Gallardo
client: The Public art director: Fernando Rapallo A text about the problems of the Eurozone
Step Right Up! Have a Throw! This Country is Yours if You've Got the Dough! posted by James Steinberg
client: Myself art director: Myself One of a series of Public Service Announcements.
Johnny Deppposted by David Cowles
client: Reader's Digest art director: Marti Golon A spot I did for Reader's Digest, for Marti Golon and Bob Newman.
The Golden Globes and TV posted by Johanna Goodman
client: The Los Angeles Times art director: Wesley Bausmith For a story about The Golden Globes and how judges from Europe have differing tastes than American judges when it comes to TV shows.
Amy Winehouseposted by Mark Bender
client: self promotion Self promotional editorial portrait of Amy Winehouse.
Jeff Mangumposted by Kyle T. Webster
client: The New Yorker art director: Awan Portrait of Jeff Mangum for the Goings On About Town section.
Trumpet Playerposted by Mug Studio
client: Francisco Mantecon poster competition 2011 art director: Mug Studio Bodegas Terras Gauda is a winery in northern Spain that every year holds a poster competition in honor of the late founder and of his passion for art and design.
We wanted an image that could be conceptual and poetic at the same time.
Mug Studio's poster was selected as a finalist among more than 2100 entries coming from 54 countries.
killed job of the year.posted by Yuko Shimizu
client: TIME Magazine art director: Emily Crawford, Andree Kahlmorgan unpublished cover illustration created for TIME Magazine. It was for a feature about Asian tiger mothers. Unpublished, but still one of my favorites from 2011. You can read more about it on my blog.
Climb higher for better travel dealsposted by Heidi Younger
client: NY Times art director: Veronica Ferre Traveling in 2012 and looking for travel deals, you will have to dig a bit more, or climb a bit higher to find the better deal.
Hans My Hedgehog is out!!posted by John Nickle
client: Atheneum/Simon and Schuster art director: Debra Sfetsios Hans My Hedgehog, a retelling of the Grimm Brother's tale is my 6th picture book. It is now in bookstores and available online at Amazon.
The Green Issue, 2012posted by J.D. King
client: LEO Weekly, Louisville, KY art director: Sheri Squires This is the cover for annual Green Issue of LEO Weekly, an alternative paper in Loiseville, KY.
Hotels, Hospitals and Jails, NY Times Book Reviewposted by Jacob Thomas
client: NY Times art director: Nicholas Blechman Review of the book Hotels, Hospitals and Jails a Memoir by Anthony Swofford. Filled with drugs, booze, fast cars and fast women Swofford writes about dealing with the huge success of his book Jar Head.
Data Wranglingposted by Adam McCauley
client: Kaiser Permanante art director: Tia Stoller Cover for a magazine for a feature about making sense of insurance data.
Forty-five Hours in Hell: What campaign ads did to one man’s mindposted by Colin Johnson
client: The New Republic art director: Joe Heroun Here's a new illustration that I created for the September issue of The New Republic about a guy who locked himself in a hotel room and watched 45 hours worth of political campaign ads. Why anyone would wish to do so is beyond me but I was happy to illustrate the piece. Red & blue roots in the piece are representative of Republicans and Democrats. Thanks for taking a look!
Social Media for Contractorsposted by Daniel Hertzberg
client: Remodeling Magazine art director: Pete Morelewicz Full-page illustration for article on the new tools of the trade. An introduction to social media for contractors.
sneeze!posted by Marco Marella
client: gioia magazine, italy art director: ovidio sutti i made this one for a magazine piece about...sneezing: one of the weirdiest topics i've ever been assigned so far
Bacteria vs. Antibioticsposted by Joyce Hesselberth
client: The New York Times art director: Peter Morance This piece was for a story by Dr. Perri Klass about antibiotics, the good and the bad.
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