Stephanie Singleton
Biography ▼
Stephanie Singleton is an illustrator from Toronto whose figurative work tells diverse stories and incorporates decorative design elements. she graduated from OCAD University with a B.Des. specializing in illustration. Her editorial and publishing clients include Harvard Business Review, Smithsonian Magazine, Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, and Penguin Random House.
Recent Projects
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School Library Journal
Stephanie Singleton illustrated the cover and interiors for the August issue of School Library Journal, all about what goes into making great audiobooks.
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RxUCKUS: Black Maternal Health Equity
Stephanie Singleton worked with RxUCKUS, an organization focused on health equity, on illustrations for a women’s health initiative focusing on black maternal health. Her illustrations pair with a poem titled Hall of Mirrors about the experience of a black OBGYN made to feel responsible for the treatment of patients who...
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The Nocturnists
Stephanie Singleton created illustrations for season 6 episodes of The Nocturnists Podcast: Stories from the World of Medicine. This season takes listeners on a journey through seven episodes delving into the personal and professional rebirths of those deeply embedded in healthcare.
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Harvard Business Review: DEI
Stephanie Singleton created illustrations for two articles in Harvard Business Review’s “Big Idea” series, “The Next Phase of DEI“. The articles discuss the current climate of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives in organizations, and where they can go from here.
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The Now and Forever Windows
Stephanie Singleton illustrated this poster for the Washington National Cathedral, advertising the public dedication and celebration of the stained glass Now and Forever Windows. These new windows, replacing the previous windows memorializing Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, aim to capture the resilience, faith and endurance of African Americans and...
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