Brian Gossett illustrated a series of Subway Etiquette Posters for PATH, the trains that run between Manhattan and New Jersey. In collaboration with the fine people of Campbell Ewald, he created eleven scenes to showcase a variety of characters breaking some of the most basic rules of decency while riding in a train or waiting on the platforms for the train.
See more of Brian Gossett’s work here.
Brain Gossett was the lead illustrator and storyboard artist for the Google animation project titled MyConcerns. The goal of this Google project was to directly communicate that management and human resources are there to support employees with any concern or need they may have. The animation revolves around a single hand drawn line that supports the bold shapes, each working in tandem to communicate a clear and positive message.
See more of Brian Gossett’s work here.
Brian Gossett illustrated 40 images for the Facebook chatbot, a service that helps product users seeking support for issues ranging from privacy, spam filtering, dealing with bullying, and accessing old accounts. Brian’s own personal character style was melded with Facebook’s Alegria style to create unique illustrations specifically for this service. The end result is a vibrant monochromatic set of character and graphic based illustrations formatted for smartphone screens. This Facebook project was completed through the design agency Hieronymus.
See more of Brian Gossett’s work here.
Julia Green was commissioned by Hasbro to illustrate the packaging for the Go Green edition of their classic board game Monopoly. See more of Julia Green's work here.
Bunky Hurter created a series of illustrations for Heritage Nursing Home in Toronto, Canada. These images show the new protocol for Heritage healthcare workers that have been implemented due to COVID-19. The nursing home has not had a single case of COVID 19 in their facilities.
See more of Bunky’s work here.
Ana Jaks was commissioned by The Washington Post to illustrate the article “This year, the Oscars underscore an existential question: What do movies mean?” See more of Ana Jaks' work here.
Jones & Company worked with the advertising agency PROPHET to create an illustration library for the insurance company Equitable. This extensive project included creating GIFs and illustrating characters, backgrounds, and scenes for Equitable.
See more of Jones & Company’s work here.
Jones & Company created a cover illustration for the French newspaper Les Echos.
See more of Jones & Company’s work here.
Jones & Company illustrated the frames for a Kentucky Fried Chicken advertisement titled “Family Feud.” The illustrations were then animated by MatchFire Motion.
See more of Jones & Company’s work here.
Nic Jones illustrated the book North Pole South Pole Flip Book written by Michael Bright and published by Words & Pictures an imprint of Quarto Publishers.
See more of Nic Jones’ work here.
We have a full month of summer left! Even with our annual travel plans canceled and our favorite destinations shut down, the world is our oyster this month. Keep scrolling to see a few of our...
Illustrator Julia Green was born in Germany and relocated with her family to Australia at a young age. She returned to Germany for two years, before attending the Academy of Art...
Andrey Gordeev and his studio developed and illustrated a new game called Kids vs Zombies. The game takes place during an apocalypse in which all adults became zombies, and only a secret doughnut...
Robert Ball is a British illustrator, designer, and comic maker based in London. After a successful career in graphic design, Robert decided to pursue his childhood passion of illustration at 39...
Despite the name, surface designs are far from a superficial illustration style. It takes an in-depth understanding of spatial awareness and a strong design sense to pull off these depth-less...
https://soundcloud.com/user-122306834/a-moment-with-debbie-powell Illustrator Debbie Powell lives along the southern coast of England in Dorset with her husband and two children. She is inspired by...
Although we may be spending Earth Day in our living rooms this year, there's no denying that the nature outside our windows is worth celebrating. From the tallest mountain peaks to the deepest coral...
Currently based in Brooklyn, New York, the Russian creative Zutto is a prolific illustrator and animator. Zutto, meaning “endless” or “a list of things” in Japanese, truly reflect her limitless...
Illustration has the power to not only mimic reality, but enhance it. With CGI and Photoshop technologies, the following illustrators create unbelievable photographic likenesses in their...
We interrupt your regularly scheduled pandemic program to bring a smile to your face. Illustration gives us an opportunity to refresh with a healthy dose of creativity, joy, and cuteness. Before you...