Daniel Hertzberg gets maximum mileage out of two colors in this full-pager for the LA Times about Netflix, which is now producing its own television shows, similar to HBO, and is quickly becoming a production juggernaut in Hollywood. (more)

Federico Jordan’s illustration for today’s New York Times Letters to the Editor explores the topic of class in America. (more)

Zara Picken worked with Forty6 Design to create an advertising campaign for Guardian Soulmates, an online dating site. The work was commissioned to feature in The Guardian newspaper and online. (more)

Ellen Weinstein is honored to have her image for the New York Times, "The Unbelievers," included in the upcoming Communication Arts Illustration Annual 53. (more)

Dale Stephanos illustrates the cover of the New York Observer for a feature that ponders the quest for relevance by NBC evening anchor Brian Williams. (more)

Alex Nabaum’s illustration for the Wall Street Journal accompanies a piece on how readily we agree to online terms and conditions without realizing the harsh consequences sometimes contained in the legalese. (more)

David Plunkert illustrates the idea that group cooperation is not all it's cracked up to be for an article in the Dallas Morning News. (more)

Ward Schumaker constructed a calligraphic piece for The New York Times recently, looking back at the Buzz Words of 2011 (Issue 01 January 2012) (more)

Richard Borge’s image for The Wall Street Journal illustrates the trend of crowdsourcing: hiring out micro-tasks to large numbers of people, rather than bringing temps or part timers in to tackle a big project. (more)

Kathryn Rathke’s portrait of Kurt Vonnegut for Seattle alt weekly paper The Stranger came about somewhat… strangely. (more)