Mark Smith’s recently channeled Mary Poppins for an illustration in Nature, a high end scientific journal. The article was titled “The Real Truth about Sugar.” (more)

Mark Smith’s illustrations for Time Out New York’s cover story are all about great places to spend Valentine’s Day in the city.  Given photos of romantic local venues, Mark superimposed sweethearts of the silver screen all over the best date spots in town. (more)

Mark Smith has had two of his images selected for inclusion in the Society of Illustrators LA Illustration West 50 competition. (more)

Mark Smith illustrated the cover of the Penguin Modern Classics edition of John Mortimer’s “Collected Stories of Rumpole.” (more)

Mark Smith’s reflective image of Herbert Warren Wind was accepted into the New York Society of Illustrators 54th award annual in the Editorial category. (more)

Mark Smith’s illustrations for Oliver Burkeman’s Guardian UK columns are always idea-driven and great good fun. This one was about “cognitive contaminants”: The majority of people will refuse to drink recycled wastewater no matter how clean it now is. (more)

Mark Smith created the cover art for Print Week to accompany a story about the competition between digital billboard advertising and vehicle wraps. (more)

Mark Smith created this deceptively troicky image for Public Finance, to illustrate and article about navigating the hazards of changing one’s career. (more)

Mark Smith was commissioned by the Times of London Educational Supplement to illustrate an article about the poor performance of English education relative to international standards and what politicians have planned to improve it. (more)

Mark Smith’s conductor image for the latest issue of Public Finance illustrates a story was about change managers. “I just added some caterpillars and butterflies and, Bob's your uncle, job done,” says Mark. (more)