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May 1, 2024

Mike Tofanelli's portrait of Texas GOP chairman Matt Rinaldi, originally commissioned by Texas Monthly, was Chosen for the American Illustration 43 online gallery and archive... (more)

May 1, 2024

Matt Rota's illustration for the July 2023 cover of Texas Monthly was Selected for inclusion in American Illustration's 43rd annual book and on-line archive. (more)

May 1, 2024

Ester Zirilli breaks down the anatomy of a chicken in this infographic for Astound USA Agency. (more)

May 1, 2024
??????it’s here, it’s here, my Fake Chinese Sounds book birthday! So excited for you all to meet Mei Ying, Nai Nai and Mom. Holding these books in my hands for REAL!! Beyond grateful to the amazing edi/sh;al/design team@kokilabooks, especially my editor@tweetpathiand art director,@jazmberto. And to Rubin Pfeffer and Amy Thrall Flynn now with@aevitas_creative—who always believed and inspired me to bring out as much heart as possible. And huge ??’s (thank yous) to my friends and colleagues who have pre-ordered, your support means so much to me.

Happy Book Birthday to "Fake Chinese Sounds," Jing Jing Tsong's new graphic novel published by Kokila Books... (more)

April 30, 2024
Flora of the Gila National Forest for @newmexicomag. Art direction by @jm_mccauley.

Chris Philpot illustrates the flora of the Gila National Forest for New Mexico Magazine. (more)

April 30, 2024

Monocle commissioned Zara Picken to illustrate a feature about extreme digital detox, discussing how to stop children from compulsive phone use... (more)

April 30, 2024

Blair Kelly's recent illustration for the Literary Review of Canada accompanied a feature on early colonialism in the Pacific Northwest... (more)

April 30, 2024

Beppe Giacobbe illustrates a portrait of writer Salman Rushdie, to accompany an interview he gave The New Statesman. “I don’t believe in miracles, but somehow my books always have...." (more)

April 30, 2024

Aaron Sacco illustrated this spread for TD Magazine, to accompany an article about "deskless workers" - the 80% of the global workforce whose jobs do not involve working on a computer.  (more)

April 29, 2024
Something quick for @wsj a few weeks ago. “Millions of ordinary Americans have become unwitting foot soldiers in political influence campaigns by companies like Google and TikTok.”

Daniel Hertzberg illustrates how social media influences political campaigns for The Wall Street Journal... (more)

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