Gary Kelley’s monoprint technique captured the essence of poet and author Philip Larkin in this portrait commission for the magazine of the National Endowment for the Humanities.  (more)

Gary Kelley’s most recent book project, “And the Soldiers Sang,” is a heartwarming and haunting collaboration with J. Patrick Lewis that teaches a very valuable lesson: soldiers on both sides of the fence have very much in common. (more)

The talented people at Richard Solomon Artists Representative were inspired by Bob Dylan’s recent 70^th birthday to create a series of tribute portraits.  What came out of it was a diverse collection of images that shows just how different one artist’s take can be from another's. (more)

MicroVisions, now on display in the Members Gallery at the Society of Illustrators in New York until May 28, 2011, features a selection of artists who have generously donated their time and talent to create a painting to help support tomorrow's illustrators.  Each painting will be auctioned on eBay now until May 25th with all proceeds going to the Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Fund.  Click HERE to start bidding! (more)

Gary Kelley’s latest work for Columbia Magazine, from Columbia University, illustrates an article called, "Double Play: The epic dialectic of Tony Kushner." The project includes the magazine cover and four interior illustrations. (more)

The folks at Richard Solomon Artists Representative tipped us off about their talent featured in the latest Special Issue of Rolling Stone this month.  Meant to list the 100 greatest musicians, the issue also highlights the work of some of the top artists in the industry who illustrated each musical talent over the years.  (more)

This year, the SI celebrates its 52^nd year of exhibiting the best that illustration has to offer.  Congratulations to the 21 ispotters whose work was chosen for the Advertising and Institutional show, many with multiple pieces.  Here are a few samples of their outstanding work. (more)

This year, the SI celebrates its 52nd year of exhibiting the best that illustration has to offer. Congratulations to the 25 ispotters whose work was chosen for the Editorial and Book show, many with multiple pieces. (more)