Ken Orvidas’s piece done for the New York Times: Science Times, about child safety during summer play, was accepted into the Society of Illustrators 53^rd Annual exhibition. (more)

Scott Brundage rose happily to the challenge of illustrating the unsteady financial future of colleges and universities for The Deal magazine. The art director encouraged Scott to push the "unsteady" aspect of the piece and have fun with it... (more)

Spectrum continues to be THE showcase for fantastic and fantasy art—the sheer variety of style, tone, media and subject matter is stunning. Starting with Gregory Manchess’ front cover painting, the 17^th edition is rich with the work of more than a dozen ispotters, many with multiple images.  Congratulations to all!

This piece was done by Yuta Onoda for the December issue of Runner's World. The article was about an accomplished runner who introduces her friends to the sport. (more)

Eric Hanson commands the Monday morning Op Ed page of the NY Times with this witty, cranky drawing about the difficulty of improving the safety of the American food supply through legislation. (more)

Jeanine Henderson illustrated a fun story on a cool short-fiction blog, Secret Lives of the Unemployed, that chronicles three Brooklyn neighbors, who after a year of being unemployed stop looking for work and embrace their lives of permanent hooky. (more)

Jesse Kuhn created this Talk of the Town illo for 417 Magazine to go with a story about a Local 417 member who qualified for the world Ironman competition in Florida. (more)

Here is a recent illustration by Michael Morgenstern, commissioned by The Chronicle Review on the subject of Holocaust denial and the issue of free speech in academia. (more)