Rob Kelly recently teamed with the Concept Farm agency to produce a series of storyboard panels mapping out a thirty-second spot for Callaway Golf Clubs. “I love doing storyboards,” says Rob, “Figuring out how to pace and frame the story as effectively as possible.” (more)

Rob Kelly illustrated this week’s Village Voice cover with a Russian constructivist style portrait of NYC Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly (no relation).  “I got to use crazy colors and be a lot messier than I normally would be; it was a lot of fun to work on,” say’s Rob. (more)

Rob Kelly worked directly with author Milton Babgy on the cover design and illustration of “Before I Sleep,” a new mystery now available as a Kindle Edition. (more)

This is Rob Kelly’s latest piece for Charles Schwab On Investing magazine, appearing in their Summer 2011 issue. (more)

Rob Kelly produced this series of illustrations for the banking firm Capital G to use on their new website. (more)

Rob Kelly took on a challenging assignment for the Spring 2011 cover and interior spread of the alumni magazine for Northern Arizona University, Pine. “I was asked to create a modern version of the iconic (and much-parodied) Norman Rockwell painting, ‘Thanksgiving,’ but substituting professors and students from the university involved in a specific school program,” says Rob. (more)

Pulp aficionado and noir artist extraordinaire Rob Kelly was the natural choice to design the banner for Killer Covers, a blog dedicated to classic paperback book covers.  Rob incorporated real-life paperbacks into the layout, a nice counterpoint to the central figure. (more)

Everyone deserves to be immortalized perfectly, at least once in their life.  Including Rob Kelly’s good friend, Laura, and her faithful pooch, Dolly. (more)

Rob Kelly created this seductive cover for the March 17 edition of Night & Day, the entertainment magazine of the San Diego Union-Tribune. The feature story is a new production of Cabaret premiering in San Diego, starring an actress in what is usually a male role, that of the emcee. Achtung, baby! (more)

Rob Kelly jumped at the chance to create a vintage-y cover illustration for this crime novel involving murder in the world of stripping. (more)