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The I Spot News Archive July 2011

JOHN TOMAC: PLAYSTATION BREACH

July 7, 2011

John Tomac’s illustration for the current issue of Inside Counsel looks at the fallout from the SONY Playstation network data breach earlier this year. When Playstation was hacked, the personal data of millions of customers was compromised and the entire network was shut down for several weeks. (more)

Tags: John Tomac, Magazine

RICHARD BORGE: WHEN ETFS ARE LENDERS

July 7, 2011

Richard Borge illustrates a story for the Wall Street Journal about ETF lending complexities. (more)

Tags: Richard Borge, Editorial, Magazine, Newspapers

MICHAEL MORGENSTERN: THE ECONOMIST

July 6, 2011

Michael Morgenstern’s witty visuals illustrate the Banyan column each month for The Economist.  Here a couple of recent favorites: (more)

Tags: Michael Morgenstern, Magazine

ERIC HANSON: BIRD’S EYE

July 6, 2011

Eric Hanson’s bird's eye view of a suburban streetscape makes perfect sense as the cover of the July/August issue of Poetry magazine. The drawing is the first in a series following a road into the city, each panel beginning where the previous one left off. “I realize there is a kind of poetry in the way the houses and the lives contained in them attach to the ribbon of traffic,” muses Eric, “Almost like words assembled to a frame, but not quite rhyming, free verse.” (more)

Tags: Eric Hanson, Magazine

JASON SEILER: ANDY’S BEST MAN

July 6, 2011

As always, Jason Seiler is a happy collaborator when it comes to swiftly skewering the righteous for the cover of the New York Observer. “Sketched this out on Friday, quick block in of color on Saturday, painted Monday and Tuesday,” says Jason. (more)

Tags: Jason Seiler, Caricature, Editorial, Magazine, Newspapers, Portraits

RICHARD BORGE: ALL KINDS OF BUSY

July 6, 2011

This update of recent work by Richard Borge spans a variety of techniques and media, but the style is always 100% Rich.  First up, a diagram for The Deal illustrating the complexities of the business cycle: startup, sale or IPO, buyout, sale, IPO, sale, bankruptcy, sale, etc. (more)

Tags: Richard Borge, Editorial, Magazine, Newspapers

CHRIS GASH: NOT SO FUNNY MONEY

July 5, 2011

Chris Gash had a short deadline to create an interior image and two spots for an Adweek article on the value of virtual currencies like Facebook credits and Farm Cash. “This package for Adweek came in on a Tuesday afternoon, done and out by Thursday just after lunch,” says Chris. “Whoa!” (more)

Tags: Chris Gash, Editorial, Magazine

YUTA ONODA: THE PROGRESSIVE

July 5, 2011

Yuta Onoda’s illustration appears in the July issue of The Progressive for an article on canceling abortion coverage across the country. (more)

Tags: Yuta Onoda, Magazine

ALEX NABAUM: HEMISPHERES MAGAZINE

July 1, 2011

Alex Nabaum created a full page for Hemispheres Magazine the inflight magazine of United and Continental. The article was about a researcher who was able to increase healthier choices in school cafeterias by a few very inexpensive presentation tweaks. (more)

Tags: Alex Nabaum, Magazine
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