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| (A) Robert Neubecker |
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| (B) Peter & Maria Hoey |
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| (C) Yuta Onoda |
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| (D) Roman Muradov |
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| Hang tag by Matthieu Forichon |
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Illustrations On-the-Go: 2013 Tote Bags
Some illustrations are so good... you'll want to carry them on your shoulder!
Our 2013 tote bags are about to hit the streets with four fantastic designs by Peter & Maria Hoey, Roman Muradov, Robert Neubecker, and Yuta Onoda. Each bag has a vintage-inspired hang tag by Matthieu Forichon. Please take a look and let us know your favorite.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Gerald & Cullen Rapp's Best of 2012!
The end of each year brings a variety of "best of" lists covering movies to desserts. So why not illustration? We asked our illustrators to pick their best of 2012. No editing from the hovering agents, simply their favorite from this past year. Interesting to see the results. The pieces are seldom the biggest jobs or the ones with the greatest commercial appeal. We've compiled the results below. Each image can be enlarged for a better view, and of course you can go to our website (www.rappart.com) to see complete portfolios. Happy New Year!
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| Brian Ajhar Illustration for CTN Animation Expo 2012, promoting character development work. |
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| Joseph Adolphe Illustration of two doctors and a teen for a brochure for BD Sentry's new blood glucose monitoring lancet. |
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| Raul Allen Monthly "Francofile" illustrations for Playboy, depicting actor James Franco with his interviewees. |
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| Martin Ansin Limited edition poster for the 1932 horror classic "The Mummy" (commissioned by Alamo Drafthouse). |
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| Stuart Briers Image for review of a new album by Headspace. Reflects themes of birth, death, and the survival of war. |
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| David M. Brinley Cover for Harper's Magazine: "Starving Your Way to Vigor: the benefits of an empty stomach". |
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| Nigel Buchanan One of a series of cyclists who use Nigel's local track. "This one is a fixy hipster." |
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| Lonnie Busch Spot for an NYU Physicians Magazine story about low testosterone. |
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| Stephanie Dalton Cowan Three posters for the Austin Lyric Opera. "Opera makes for great inspiration!" |
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| Jack Davis Poster for the third annual Cincinnati Comic Expo. |
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| Robert de Michiell Portrait of Daniel Craig to celebrate the 50th anniversary of James Bond. |
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| Jan Feindt Spot for article in German magazine Philosophie about changing perceptions of plastic surgery. |
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| Phil Foster Cover of Penn Law Journal addressing how states can avoid bankruptcy. |
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| Anthony Freda Book cover for a neo-Cold War thriller about espionage and financial terrorism. |
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| Arthur E. Giron Self-promotional piece based on Arthur's favorite TV show: Mad Men. |
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| Daniel Hertzberg Spot for a New Yorker review of the BBC television drama "The Hour". |
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| Jakob Hinrichs Cover of Jakob's first graphic novel, based on the famous book Dream Story by Arthur Schnitzler. |
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| Peter & Maria Hoey One of three images from "Shroud Line", a short comic story of an American pilot and a secret mission gone wrong. |
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| Celia Johnson "The Biofuel Industry in the Pacific Northwest Economy" Oregon State University, Terra Magazine |
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| Douglas B. Jones "It's Never Too Late" -- a story for American Way about the author learning how to ride a bike in college. |
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| James Kaczman Non-traditional self-portrait for an exhibition at the Mystic Arts Center. |
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| J.D. King Spot for the New York Times' Sunday Business Section about the life and death of an online company. |
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| Richard Mia Intro page for book called Feeding the Young Athlete. |
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| Bruce Morser "Ecology of the Sadbury River" -- one of 16 drawings created for a book by Bruce's sister, Sue Klem. |
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| Roman Muradov Cover for the New York Times Sunday Styles Section about unfortunate table seating at parties. |
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| Robert Neubecker Art for Robert's personal Holiday card. |
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| Shaw Nielsen Detail of image printed on a skateboard, sold for charity by Bordo Bello. |
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| James O'Brien Series of portraits for Oxford American magazine. |
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| Yuta Onoda Spot for Penn Stater magazine. A curriculum that incorporates video games may help boys get excited about learning. |
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| Hank Osuna Illustration of a new two-story Media Wall at Occidental College. |
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| Dan Page Spot in Profit magazine about the succession crisis. |
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| John Pirman Image presented to Sarasota Magazine, advocating for the purchase and permanent installation of this (once temporary) sculpture. |
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| Rafael Ricoy Spot in El Pais about financial rules and development. |
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| Alison Seiffer "Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner"cover of the New York Times Styles Section. |
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| Jeffrey Smith Illustration for fiction story "Big Zelig" in PaknTreger magazine. |
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| Ryan Snook Opener for MoneySense: "Make Your Child a Millionaire". |
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| James Steinberg Full-pager for Project Management article about organizational agility. |
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| Sharon Tancredi Cover for The Rescue Princesses: The Snow Jewel. |
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| Eva Vazquez Cover for the New York Times Weekend Arts section: "From 20 Critics, a Ticket to Summer". |
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| Andy Ward "Rude Las Vegas" for Las Vegas Weekly. Vegas was recently voted the 12th rudest city to visit in the U.S. |
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| Michael Witte Caricature of Prince Fielder from the program of the 2012 Major League Baseball All Star Game. |
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| Noah Woods One of four posters for Scholastic on inspiration. |
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| Phil Wrigglesworth "Doggie Dystopia", commissioned by 3x3 Magazine and selected for Society of Illustrators 55. |
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| Brad Yeo Image for the advertiser's brochure for Serbin's Directory of Illustration #33, based on the idea of perpetual motion. |
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