EVA VAZQUEZ'S SUMMER FRIDAY PICK-ME-UP

Eva Vazquez's cover art for The New York Times Weekend Arts section came out today and we wanted to share it! Her zesty palette, dynamic composition, and expert conceptualization bring to life the Times' critics list of must-do's for Summer 2012.

G&C RAPP BRINGS PETER AND MARIA HOEY ABOARD!

We are excited to announce that the acclaimed illustration team of Peter and Maria Hoey has joined our group! You may be most familiar with their info-graphic work, but Peter and Maria have an incredible range that includes animation, portraits and comics. 

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DAVID HUGHES, BACK IN THE AMERICAN SADDLE

After a period of self-imposed exile from work in the States, British illustrator David Hughes is back in the proverbial American saddle. David's scathing caricatures and astute observations of the world around us provide a unique blend of the visual and verbal. His portfolio has been reloaded with new images, including some interesting sequential pieces. Please check out David's latest work and let us know if he connects with any upcoming projects.

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DANIEL HERTZBERG: CONCEPT CONNOISSEUR

DANIEL HERTZBERG FOR CAR + DRIVER

SKETCH WORK

This was a full-pager for last month's issue of Car and Driver. The article was about a new line of Jeeps that have been released. The art director wanted it to feel like a propaganda poster, with reference to the outdoorsy-ness of Jeeps- hence the mountains in the background. Reference was provided by the art director.

-Daniel Hertzberg

DANIEL HERTZBERG FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES

SKETCH WORK

It was an honor to do an illustration for the New York Times a few weeks ago. It was the biggest piece I've ever done for them (about 9.5" square). The article was about the music site Spotify, which has tens of millions of songs available for free, all within "the cloud." The article also had a classical music twist, so I thought music notes raining down from the clouds would be very appropriate. Hopefully there's the sense of limitless amounts of music in this. The Spotify brand is green, so we kept it that way.

-Daniel Hertzberg

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ANTHONY FREDA FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE, "OUR CHEATING PSYCHES"

"Nancy Moore called me on Wednesday and asked if I could do a piece for the cover of N.Y. Times Week In Review by Friday. (a pretty generous deadline by Times standards). The story was originally titled "The Chump Factor", and it's about the desire to not become a chump as a rationale for cheating. Art director John Cohoe thought my concept of a poker player being seen as a clown by his cheating opponent hit the mark. I created a couple of versions with different palettes that seemed to work with the clown motif, and John picked the blue-green art for the final piece."
 

-Anthony Freda