This lively portrait was illustrated by Kathryn Rathke, who has been a regular contributor to the superb Intelligent Life Magazine. The new summer issue contains two illustrations by Kathryn, including this portrait of fashion genius Jil Sander. (more)

Two pieces by Jorge Mascarenhas, "Vacation" and "Natalie Portman as Anne Boleyn," have been selected for the 20th issue of Creative Quarterly, on newsstands in August. (more)

Jason Seiler threw some vintage Rolling Stones on the turntable and whipped up this portrait of Mick Jagger, circa 1972, for Las Vegas Weekly.  The story is about the reissue of  the Stones’ classic, “Exile on Main Street.” (more)

Two of Jason Seiler’s paintings, White Stripes and Edgar Allen Poe, were accepted into the upcoming 3 x 3 Annual #7. (more)

Edward Kinsella’s illustration for The Progressive accompanied an article on Chicago based documentary filmmaker Joanna Rudnick.  Her film, “In the Family,” led to a federal judge’s ruling that a company could not own the rights to the breast cancer gene. (more)

Rob Kelly’s latest Hot Seat celebrity portrait for Time Out New York is comedian/host Chelsea Handler. (more)

Graham Smith created portraits of four “virtual CEOs” for Inc. Magazine’s April issue. (more)

Sarah Beetson’s third exhibition, You Are Not What You Eat, explores society's preoccupation with body image and the rising global trend in eating disorders. The show sees Sarah collaborate with several fashion designers to create one-off wearable art, alongside a series of portraits and 100 Body Mass Index Badges made from original art. (more)

Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn presents Looking Out Looking In, an exhibition that brings together portraits by women artists which go beyond the surface of the face to seek an inner identity. The work ranges in scope from self-portraiture, to observations of people to whom the artist has little personal connection. (more)

Jason Mecier has a one man show of his topical mosaic portraiture opening this week at Ghetto Gloss gallery in LA. (more)