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Brian Ajhar Illustration for CTN Animation Expo 2012, promoting character development work. |
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. |
Martin Ansin Limited edition poster for the 1932 horror classic "The Mummy" (commissioned by Alamo Drafthouse). |
Stuart Briers Image for review of a new album by Headspace. Reflects themes of birth, death, and the survival of war. |
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." |
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!" |
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. |
Jan Feindt Spot for article in German magazine Philosophie about changing perceptions of plastic surgery. |
Phil Foster Cover of Penn Law Journal addressing how states can avoid bankruptcy. |
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. |
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. |
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 |
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. |
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. |
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. |
Robert Neubecker Art for Robert's personal Holiday card. |
Shaw Nielsen Detail of image printed on a skateboard, sold for charity by Bordo Bello. |
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. |
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. |
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. |
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. |
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. |
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". |
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. |
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. |
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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