In our November newsletter you’ll find a thoughtful interview with one of our top conceptual illustrators, our latest on the subject of AI, and our Fall roundup of college and university projects.
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Fall University
We’re excited to share our latest college & university work from this Fall! Alongside compelling editorials, this work includes a fun-filled homecoming celebration and vibrant campus murals. See it all here.
Shaw Nielsen and Gwen Keraval for Princeton Int’l Magazine
Trusting The Line: An Interview with Dan Page
Illustrator Dan Page discussed stylistic evolution, creative flow, and trusting intuition in his recent interview for Six Questions with Christine, a blog series created by designer Christine Goucher.
“Dan’s reflections remind us that creative growth doesn’t always come from chasing reinvention. It comes from staying curious, trusting your instincts, and letting space, not stress do its quiet work.”
Anna Godeassi Illustrates National Geographic’s ADHD Feature
Anna Godeassi created a series of conceptual illustrations for a feature in National Geographic’s November issue, The Rise of Adult ADHD, as well as a corresponding bookazine special edition on the subject. The series of articles explores new research on ADHD at every age and how those diagnosed with the condition can thrive. Anna’s soft-yet-striking style really shines in this collection of thought-provoking imagery. Check it out here.
AI Stories, Human-Illustrated
As AI technologies only continue to develop, we have seen a nearly constant flow of news stories analyzing the increasing effects of AI on every facet of life. Human-generated conceptual illustration brings essential clarity to these stories by distilling complex subjects, conveying emotions, and creating clever personifications of technology. See our collection of these illustrations here.
