Category Archives: New Work
Thomas Pitilli – Summer Reading for WashPost Express
I did this illustration a couple weeks back for Washington Post Express’ Summer Reading Preview. One of the excerpts that was featured was about a dinner party that included a homemade terrine, as well as an abundance of
Thomas Pitilli – Summer Reading for WashPost Express
I did this illustration a couple weeks back for Washington Post Express’ Summer Reading Preview. One of the excerpts that was featured was about a dinner party that included a homemade terrine, as well as an abundance of
Daniel Fishel – Improper Bostonian
Most of the time I am hired to create a clever conceptual/narrative image but every now and then I am asked to just draw a simple scene. This is an illustration for the Improper Bostonian about the authors experience doing
Daniel Fishel – Improper Bostonian
Most of the time I am hired to create a clever conceptual/narrative image but every now and then I am asked to just draw a simple scene. This is an illustration for the Improper Bostonian about the authors experience doing
Wesley Bedrosian – Spots for NYU medical
Ongoing spots for NYU Medical publication called “News & Views”. The page is printed with a grey tone in it. All art is silhouetted. These can get quite challenging at times. Using Botox to cure an overactive bladder in women.
Wesley Bedrosian – Spots for NYU medical
Ongoing spots for NYU Medical publication called “News & Views”. The page is printed with a grey tone in it. All art is silhouetted. These can get quite challenging at times. Using Botox to cure an overactive bladder in women.
Kyle T. Webster – Emergen-C Branding Campaign
Big campaign for Pfizer’s ‘Emergen-C’ brand! This campaign launched the brand in Canada and I was thrilled to be a part of it. I was especially excited to see my favorite drawing from the bunch as an enormous billboard on
Kyle T. Webster – Emergen-C Branding Campaign
Big campaign for Pfizer’s ‘Emergen-C’ brand! This campaign launched the brand in Canada and I was thrilled to be a part of it. I was especially excited to see my favorite drawing from the bunch as an enormous billboard on
PJ McQuade – Quint from JAWS is Wolverine! Comic Book Cover
Whenever I watch Jaws I am always struck by how dope Quint’s sideburns are. He really rocks the stuffing out of them. Always made me think of another famous fictional fella with killer burns – Wolverine! So I thought what
PJ McQuade – Quint from JAWS is Wolverine! Comic Book Cover
Whenever I watch Jaws I am always struck by how dope Quint’s sideburns are. He really rocks the stuffing out of them. Always made me think of another famous fictional fella with killer burns – Wolverine! So I thought what
Thomas James – Summer Bummer for Variety
I really enjoyed keeping things simple with this latest illustration for Variety, to accompany an article called “Summer Puts the Heat on Paramount”. I had done the melting ice cream cone concept once before in the past, but in this
Thomas James – Summer Bummer for Variety
I really enjoyed keeping things simple with this latest illustration for Variety, to accompany an article called “Summer Puts the Heat on Paramount”. I had done the melting ice cream cone concept once before in the past, but in this
Thomas Pitilli – Metro International Sex Issue!
I recently got to illustrate the house ad for Metro International’s worldwide Sex Issue. Very fun assignment. And although it didn’t run in every city (the U.S. is a bit uptight when it comes to boobies and booty’s for
Thomas Pitilli – Metro International Sex Issue!
I recently got to illustrate the house ad for Metro International’s worldwide Sex Issue. Very fun assignment. And although it didn’t run in every city (the U.S. is a bit uptight when it comes to boobies and booty’s for
Pete Ryan, Square Media
About irrelevant, extinct business practices. Many behaviors, and even things like briefcases are a thing of the past
Pete Ryan, Square Media
About irrelevant, extinct business practices. Many behaviors, and even things like briefcases are a thing of the past
Daniel Fishel – San Francisco Magazine
I did a really fun piece for the June issue of San Francisco Magazine. The magazine ran a 16 page feature of authors interviewing authors. Each story either utilizing photography or illustration. The illustrators and photographers they hired are all
Daniel Fishel – San Francisco Magazine
I did a really fun piece for the June issue of San Francisco Magazine. The magazine ran a 16 page feature of authors interviewing authors. Each story either utilizing photography or illustration. The illustrators and photographers they hired are all
Welcome New Members Andrea Kalfas and Wesley Bedrosian!
We’d like to welcome new Illo Confidential members Andrea Kalfas and Wesley Bedrosian. Check out their work at http://www.andreakalfas.com & http://www.wesleybedrosian.com
Welcome New Members Andrea Kalfas and Wesley Bedrosian!
We’d like to welcome new Illo Confidential members Andrea Kalfas and Wesley Bedrosian. Check out their work at http://www.andreakalfas.com & http://www.wesleybedrosian.com
Alex Fine – New Work
This is a recent cover I illustrated for the New York Observer about how chefs are finding themselves at the mercy of food bloggers. Cover for Phoenix New Times Illustration for Visit Seattle about a hypothetical remake
Alex Fine – New Work
This is a recent cover I illustrated for the New York Observer about how chefs are finding themselves at the mercy of food bloggers. Cover for Phoenix New Times Illustration for Visit Seattle about a hypothetical remake
Mike Freiheit – The Stranger
Here’s a piece I was asked to illustrate about the rise of gun violence/muggings in certain areas of Seattle. You can read the article here. You can view more of my work at mikefreiheit.com. Thanks for looking!
Mike Freiheit – The Stranger
Here’s a piece I was asked to illustrate about the rise of gun violence/muggings in certain areas of Seattle. You can read the article here. You can view more of my work at mikefreiheit.com. Thanks for looking!
Ryan Snook – Washingtonian
New illo for Washingtonian – craft beer and the myth of the perfect pour.
Ryan Snook – Washingtonian
New illo for Washingtonian – craft beer and the myth of the perfect pour.
Wesley Bedrosian – Wall Street Journal
A new book showcases some of the dirtiest poems of all time. All written 800 years ago.
Wesley Bedrosian – Wall Street Journal
A new book showcases some of the dirtiest poems of all time. All written 800 years ago.
Thomas James – IKEA Sex Instructions for NSFWCORP
In a departure from my usual work, I was commissioned by NSFWCORP to create this fun and kinky illustration for their sex column. This particular piece was created to accompany their profile of porn star Marcus London and his new
Thomas James – IKEA Sex Instructions for NSFWCORP
In a departure from my usual work, I was commissioned by NSFWCORP to create this fun and kinky illustration for their sex column. This particular piece was created to accompany their profile of porn star Marcus London and his new
Michael Byers – Outdoor Life Magazine
This was a piece about how to tell if your dog is ignoring you and how to deal with behavioural issues.
Michael Byers – Outdoor Life Magazine
This was a piece about how to tell if your dog is ignoring you and how to deal with behavioural issues.
Chris Gash – Kids plates, moving pictures and a stolen Lichtenstein
Here are a few recent projects that were all out of my usual routine… My first animated NYTimes Letters piece: The story was about attorneys who use delay tactics to stall unfavorable judgments. I tried to make the motion integral
Chris Gash – Kids plates, moving pictures and a stolen Lichtenstein
Here are a few recent projects that were all out of my usual routine… My first animated NYTimes Letters piece: The story was about attorneys who use delay tactics to stall unfavorable judgments. I tried to make the motion integral
Mike Freiheit – Piano Tantrum
Here’s another one I did for the Globe and Mail. This time around it was about an older gentleman who was trying to learn the piano, and the childish tantrum he had during a recital. A recital, mind you, that
Mike Freiheit – Piano Tantrum
Here’s another one I did for the Globe and Mail. This time around it was about an older gentleman who was trying to learn the piano, and the childish tantrum he had during a recital. A recital, mind you, that
Daniel Fishel – NY Observer
This is an illustration I created for the New York Observer. It’s for an article about low interest mortgages on apartments in Manhattan, and how the only people who qualify for these mortgages are people who have high incomes and
Daniel Fishel – NY Observer
This is an illustration I created for the New York Observer. It’s for an article about low interest mortgages on apartments in Manhattan, and how the only people who qualify for these mortgages are people who have high incomes and
Ryan Snook – Selected New Illustrations
Below is a selection of some of my recent illustrations… Full page and spots for Harvard Business Review for an article about creating the most desirable workplace. I loved working with a photo, it’s something I’ve done only a handful
Ryan Snook – Selected New Illustrations
Below is a selection of some of my recent illustrations… Full page and spots for Harvard Business Review for an article about creating the most desirable workplace. I loved working with a photo, it’s something I’ve done only a handful
