Ben the Illustrator worked alongside his wife and her business partner to create artwork for their coffee roastery Girls Who Grind. This all-female coffee brand works to promote women across the coffee industry from farmers to baristas. Ben the Illustrator created a series of illustrations used for packaging, promotional material, and social media. See more of Ben the Illustrator’s work here.
Ben The Illustrator worked with our client, Marquette College of Engineering on their annual magazine, illustrating a feature article looking at the opportunities for taking students into real-world engineering situations to aid their studying. The editorial illustrations are truly a must see.
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Ben The Illustrator worked with Pan MacMillan to create a customized emoji for Mariah Carey to promote her new memoir on Twitter. The emoji is inspired by Mariah Carey’s animated character used in her music videos and other promo.The emoji is live on Twitter and can be seen connected to a set of hashtags including: #MariahMemoir #WhatMariahMeansToMe #MariahCarey.
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Ben The Illustrator worked with the team at Parlourwood, visualizing their production process as a bold, colorful landscape and illustrating a set of portraits of the team. These illustrations were created for Parlourwood’s new website on parlourwood.co.uk.
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Ben The Illustrator was commissioned by Snap Galleries to illustrate an ongoing series called In My Room, where he creates customized illustrations of the gallery's clients in their homes with their...
Ben The Illustrator was commission by the Guardian to illustrate their weekly “Long Read” article about the hidden homeless people in our cities, titled “The invisible city: how a homeless man built a life underground.” He created 2 versions of the illustration: portrait for print and landscape for web and the Guardian app. The illustration depicts a busy, colorful city with homeless people hidden away in a muted grey color palette, as if they’re unseen. This project was art directed by Suzanne Lemon.
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Ben The Illustrator created an extensive series of 70 illustrations for an innovative sleep clinic in London called The Sleep School. The illustrations cover a wide range of topics around sleeping and health for their blog and social media. He brilliantly captures their positive approach to health, looking beyond quick fixes with medication and instead focusing on lifestyle choices. See more of his work here.
Throughout quarantine, Ben The Illustrator has been reimagining classic album covers in his signature graphic illustration style. He then created a set of four illustrations featuring these album covers for Tim Burgess’ #TimsTwitterListeningParty. The scenes feature diverse music lovers at home surrounded by their favorite albums selected from the Listening Party roster.
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Ben the Illustrator worked with Manchester-based agency Music to create the poster artwork for Universal Music UK’s annual Autumn gathering at The Roundhouse in London. The event was the first of...
Daniel Long illustrated Virginia Living Magazine's Best of Virginia issue, which for over a decade has been an annual guide to the finest places to eat, shop, work, and play across the five regions...
Mexican-Guatemalan illustrator Luis Pinto collaborated with Plaga Studio to create an interview piece for this year's Adobe MAX Creativity Conference, which Luis will be a speaker in. The film...
To receive this newsletter in your inbox, subscribe on LinkedIn! Kimberly Morris for Upwork Books, Books, Books We've been blogging about books this summer! They say you can’t judge a book by its...
This year is the 14th anniversary of our partnership with The Artworks Illustration Agency, a boutique agency based in the UK with a reputation for excellence. The Artworks represents a curated...
While you can't always judge a book by its cover, the cover art is an important part of telling the story. It sets the tone, creates a signature look for a series, and entices readers to turn the...
Illustrating children's books is more than making pictures - it's seeing through kids' eyes and creating characters, environments, and visual narratives that they will relate to. Check...
To receive this newsletter in your inbox, subscribe on LinkedIn! Kenny Kiernan for SpinMaster Creating Characters Character design is relevant in several markets, particularly toys and games,...
Mendola Artists represents many illustrators highly skilled in character design and development. Character design is relevant in different markets, particularly toys and games, children's books, and...
Illustrated portraits continue to turn heads. Whatever the medium, creative portraiture stands out, effectively capturing a likeness, a mood and a message. It's an impactful way to express a moment...
Dana Smith, Luke Lucas and blindSALIDA created illustrations for Deloitte Insights Magazine Issue 31: Capacity for Change, focusing on the ways that organizations around the world can adapt and...
Tom Newsom has had a long-standing relationship with renowned tea company Celestial Seasonings, creating packaging artwork for many of their signature flavors and seasonal varieties. Over the years...