
Martin Ansin’s work is among that of 150 artists featured in “Illustration Now!” volume 4, newly published by Taschen. (more)
Martin Ansin illustrated the cover of Library Journal with a portrait of John Scalzi, a popular sci-fi writer. His new book is called “Fuzzy Nation,” featuring a sci-fi character, Fuzzy, that’s been retooled from a 1960s book that was in the public domain. (more)
Martin Ansin created this promotion for the upcoming second season of FX Network's "Archer" animated series. Martin was called back after the memorable promo he did for the debut season last year. (more)
Martin Ansin powers up with this portrait series of the rich and famous for Entertainment Weekly. (more)
WIRED magazine commissioned Martin Ansin to illustrate a behind-the-scenes story of "The Social Network", Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher's film about the creation of Facebook.(more)
Martin Ansin is the subject of an Insight profile in the current issue of Advanced Photoshop - the magazine for Adobe Photoshop professionals. (more)
Martin Ansin created this better-than-photorealistic imagery to introduce the new Honda Civic GT Sport. (more)
Martin Ansin recently finished a portrait of Wayne Coyne, for Playboy Magazine's review of The Flaming Lips' new album, which is a start-to-finish cover of Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon." (more)
Martin Ansin created this Limited Edition Poster Screenprinted poster as part of Sony's media rollout for Terry Gilliam's "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," the story of the 1,000-year-old leader of a traveling theatre troupe who made a deal with the devil. (more)
Martin Ansin’s work was used as the poster for Taming Light, a group exhibition featuring painting, photography and illustration inspired by the films of Stanley Kubrick. The show was presented at the Light House Cinema in Smithfield, Dublin during October '09.