Rocco Baviera illustrated the cover for Deloitte Insights’ 2020 Chief Strategy Officer Survey titled “Evolving the corporate strategy function for a world of disruptive change.”
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Rocco Baviera illustrated a spread for Rutgers University Magazine’s Health Matters section titled, “Fast Tracking Health Care Discoveries.” His image illustrates a story about cutting-edge research that will enable Rutgers Institute for Translational Medicine and Science to bring treatments and products to patients more efficiently, putting them at the forefront of “Bench to Bedside” advancements.
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Rocco Baviera was commissioned by Deloitte Insights to create the cover illustration for their “2020 Deloitte -NASCIO Cybersecurity Study.”
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Rocco Baviera was commissioned by UW Medicine to illustrate an ongoing campaign appearing on billboards, transit and print ads in the Seattle area. See more of Rocco Baviera's work here.
Rocco Baviera was commissioned by Monitor Deloitte to illustrate the cover of the report, "2021 Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) Survey Report." See more of Rocco Baviera's work here.
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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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 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 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 was commissioned by Adobe to work on the Adobe MAX conference, October 20-22, 2020. Adobe wanted to build an avatar creator for participants of the virtual design festival so users could pick and choose assets to make their own portrait. Ben The Illustrator was tasked with creating an expansive library of assets (approximately 1500 assets) including facial features, clothing, hairstyles and piercing, and covering every skin tone, size, shape and hair color. Ben The Illustrator also created an avatar portrait of late night host Conan O’Brien, one of the event speakers. He then worked with Laundry Service (the agency managing all social content for Adobe MAX) to use his library of assets to create 60 portraits, one for each member of the Co Create Team, a selected group of creative professionals that Adobe has hired to be part of the conference.
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See the Adobe MAX avatar library here.
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