Anna Godeassi

Anna Godeassi was commissioned by The Washington Post Magazine to illustrate their cover story “God Save America: Could a religious revival prevent our democracy from falling apart?” See more of Anna Godeassi’s work here. Read The Washington Post Magazine article here.

Anna Godeassi created a series of bright illustrations for Nexus Family Healing to highlight the core missions of this vital mental health organization. See more of Anna Godeassi’s work here.

Anna Godeassi created the cover illustration for The New York Times‘ article, “Sheltering With My Boyfriend and No Booze: Eliminating alcohol for a month drastically changed this New Yorker’s dating life, and ultimately her relationship.” See more of Anna Godeassi’s work here. Read The New York Times article here.

Anna Godeassi created the cover illustration of The Washington Post‘s Health & Science section. Anna’s conceptual illustration introduces the article, “Hormone therapy, long shunned for a possible breast cancer link, is now seen as a short-term treatment for menopause symptoms.” See more of Anna Godeassi’s work here. Read The Washington...

Anna Godeassi created the accompanying illustration to the New York Times’ article, “From Wedding Bells to Wedding Blues.” She beautifully captures the “post-wedding funk” that many newlyweds experience.  See more of Anna’s work here.  

Anna Godeassi’s recent cover illustration for the School Library Journal sheds light on the importance of social-emotional learning in school. See more work by Anna here.  

The multi-talented Anna Godeassi has illustrated this piece for Wall Street Journal’s “Why Forgetfulness Might Actually Help You”  which discusses how actual forgetfulness may indicate a healthy level of creativity and focus. Who knew? See more work by Anna here.

In today’s paper for ” The New York Times, the headline grabbing article, “How To Retire in Your 30’s With $1 Million in the Bank” was accompanied by this conceptual illustration by Anna Godeassi.  Anna’s editorial style captures the essence of the article where the everyday reader relates to working a never...

Client: The New York Times | Description: The Sunday Style section article, “The New Generation of Virtual Personal Assistants,” introduces companies like Fiverr, Upwork, Magic, and TaskRabbit. Anna Godeassi’s illustration and gif animation takes account of all the services available.    

Client: NY Times | Description: Anna’s illustration for their article about the money transferring app, Venmo. Check out Anna’s portfolio here