Tim Zeltner lent his conceptual talents to illustrating an article on finding, growing and cultivating talents for the Spring 2011 issue of Brigham Young University Magazine. (more)

Carl Wiens created a series of images for Explore Magazine to illustrate a feature called “Camping 101”. Working with just two colors kept things simple and clear: perfect for this story. (more)

Zara Picken was commissioned by AAA Traveler magazine to create this map of the world for their contents page to mark each feature location. (more)

Mark Smith’s recent illustration for The Times of London's Eureka Magazine went with a story about laws regarding the provenance of timber in the UK. Apparently it's ineffectual and wood labeled as 'sustainably sourced' isn't always true to its tag. (more)

Sarah Beetson created these period, yet contemporary-feeling illustrations for the play, “Much Ado About Nothing,” which appeared in the Shakespeare issue of READ magazine. (more)

True story: Eric Hanson sent a cool pencil drawing from his sketchbook to the art people at Farrar Straus and they replied saying they had just the book for it, a collection of stories for their Faber imprint called “Orientation.” (more)

David Plunkert created the cover art for the current issue of Westword magazine, to illustrate the article, "A Dam Shame." (more)

Graham Smith combines old school tools (pencils, erasers, India ink, brushes…) with digital magic to create a gritty urban cover for SF Weekly. (more)