Daniel Hertzberg gets maximum mileage out of two colors in this full-pager for the LA Times about Netflix, which is now producing its own television shows, similar to HBO, and is quickly becoming a production juggernaut in Hollywood. (more)

Daniel Hertzberg created a full-spread illustration for an interview with Bob McDonald, the CEO of Procter & Gamble. In the interview, he explains his mission to make P&G the most technologically enabled business in the world. Every aspect of the company's operations... (more)

The first of the three-part Annual Exhibition: Illustrators 54, the Sequential/Series, Moving Image and Uncommissioned Exhibit will open tonight at the Society of Illustrators, NY, and run to January 28, 2012. Congratulations to all of the talented artists represented, and a special shout to these ispotters whose work earned medals this year: (more)

Daniel Hertzberg scored his second cover in a row for CIO Magazine, this time illustrating the frequent lack of connection between a CIO and other business executives. (more)

Daniel Hertzberg was commissioned by Sports Illustrated to create postcards of NBA players who were forced to play overseas during the recent lockout. “I'm not used to doing humorous collage pieces like this, but it was a lot of fun putting these together,” says Daniel. “It was fun choosing cliché fonts for each country too.” (more)

The Gerald & Cullen Rapp illustration group is responsible for all of the portraits that make up the 2012 company calendar for Softmart, an IT consulting firm.  Each month displays a different inventor in the IT world, created by a different Rapp artist. (more)

Daniel Hertzberg was the prefect choice to illustrate the cover for this issue of CIO Magazine. “The art director wanted an exec forging an anvil in a WWII poster style,” says Daniel. “I couldn't be happier!” (more)

Daniel Hertzberg’s submission to the New Yorker last winter was not accepted as a cover image, but it DID just earn him a Society of Illustrators Silver Award in the uncommissioned category! (more)

Daniel Hertzberg illustrates an article about how the issuance of bonds can be used to raise huge amounts of money for big green energy and infrastructure projects, which will put people to work and stimulate economic growth. Fairly complex brief, no?! (more)

Daniel Hertzberg created this image for the Op-Ed page of today’s New York Times. The article is a denouncement of the claims that Israel pursues apartheid policies in its ongoing dealings with the Palestinians in Gaza. (more)