Today’s New York Times, Science Times section features plenty of quality work by ispotters.  Ellen Weinstein starts off by illustrating the dire cost of drug scarcity: (more)

John Hersey’s imaginative, energetic work dominates page one of a special New York Times Science section today, exploring the future of computing. (more)

John Hersey is not afraid to answer a hard question with a cute image.  Here, he illustrates an article for the Sunday New York Times Week in Review section that churns up the age old parenting debate about nature or nurture. (more)

John Hersey clearly enjoyed creating this illustration for SooJin Buzelli’s April issue of  PLANSPONSOR magazine. The art direction idea was simply “taking your investment to another, safer place." (more)

John Hersey obviously enjoyed a recent assignment for St. Mary's College Magazine about the creative process and neurology. Taking time off is great for the creative cognition, as John so ably demonstrates. (more)

The October issue of Mother Jones magazine showcases the work of several ispotters, beginning with Tim O’Brien’s deep cover illustrating BP’s on going cover-up. (more)

John Hersey just completed two posters for the Cleveland Institute of Art (oh, THAT C.I.A...) These posters will adorn the walls of high school art departments everywhere. (more)

John Hersey created a series of four images (plus some icons) for a non profit think tank called the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto, California.  (more)