Kotryna Zukauskaite was commissioned by CJON (Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing) to illustrate the cover of their December 2020 issue. See more of Kotryna Zukauskaite’s work here.
Sean McCabe was commissioned by The Wall Street Journal to illustrate the festive article, “What to Watch During the Holidays.” His striking half spread collage features characters from the best movies to watch this holiday season. See more of Sean...
The University of Alberta commissioned two of our illustrators to create illustrations for the December 2020 issue of their alumni magazine New Trail. Jonathan Carlson created the cover illustration for the article “U of Amazing Alumni Stories: 100 Things We...
Dan Page was commissioned by Consumer Reports to illustrate the article “When Symptoms Hang On Too Long.” The article explores what can help if you’re not bouncing back from Covid-19 or other illnesses. See more of Dan Page’s work here.
Jean-Francois Podevin was commissioned by Education Next to illustrate the cover and an interior image for their Winter 2021 issue, titled, “How to Reduce Racial Bias in Grading.” See more of Jean-Francois Podevin’s work here.
John S. Dykes was commissioned by The New York Times to illustrate the cover and inside spots for the Sunday Styles section, “This American Mess: Thanksgiving is here. Unfortunately, America is all over the place.” See more of John S. Dykes’ work...
John Jay Cabuay was commissioned by Carnegie Mellon University to illustrate a series of portraits for the university’s magazine article, “Trailblazers.” See more of John Jay Cabuay’s work here. ...
Taylor Callery was commissioned by The New York Times to create two illustrations for the Food section’s article, “For Home Cooks, Burnout Is a Reality This Holiday Season.” See more of Taylor Callery’s work here. Read The New York Times...
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...
Fatinha Ramos was commissioned by Amnesty International to illustrate their Human Rights campaign, which helps convince government officials to release the imprisoned for expressing their opinion, stop the use of torture and end other human rights violations. See more...
Sean McCabe’s vibrant photo collages have been decorating Rolling Stone Magazine for years. Most recently, Sean created Rolling Stone Magazine’s November 2020 cover illustration featuring a portrait of presidential candidate Joe Biden. Keep scrolling to...
Michael Cho was commissioned by Joe Biden’s presidential campaign to create three comic book-inspired illustrations for the presidential campaign’s social media. Each illustration represents a value Biden is fighting for: The Soul of the Nation, The...
Taylor Callery was commissioned by The Wall Street Journal to illustrate Saturday’s Review cover, “When Elections Are Transformative.” See more of Taylor Callery’s work here. Read The Wall Street Journal article here.
Earlier this month, our agent Jodie Hein presented on how and why to commission an illustration at the Virtual UCDA Design Conference. In her presentation, Jodie gave university art directors a step by step tutorial on how to navigate art commissions, work within...
Sean McCabe was commissioned by Rolling Stone Magazine to illustrate the cover for their November 2020 issue endorsing Joe Biden, “Biden’s Moment: Why he is the right leader to rebuild America.” See more of Sean McCabe’s work here. Read the...
Fatinha Ramos was commissioned by The New York Times Styles section to create an illustration for the article, “The Elimination Diet for Skin.” See more of Fatinha Ramos’ work here. Read The New York Times article here.
Chiara Vercesi was commissioned by The Circular Tour to create a series of illustrations representing the city of Taranto in Puglia, Italy. The Circular Tour is an initiative which celebrates the cooperation between Eni and Coldiretti to valorize the Italian agri-food...
Peter and Maria Hoey were commissioned by The Boston Globe to illustrate a portrait of presidential candidate Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris and a series of ballot box icons for the article, “The Globe Endorses Joe Biden.” See more of Peter...
Eva Vazquez was commissioned by the Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing (CJON) to illustrate the cover of their October 2020 issue. See more of Eva Vazquez’s work here.
Shaw Nielsen was commissioned by Daiya Foods to create illustrated GIFs, which celebrate the deliciousness of their chocolate fudge crunch vegan dessert bars. See more of Shaw Nielsen’s work here.
Daniel Diosdado was commissioned by American Gas to illustrate the cover of their September 2020 issue, “Putting Energy Behind Social Justice: Natural gas utilities are uniting in the fight against systemic racism.” See more of Daniel Diosdado’s work...
Egle Plytnikaite created a series of illustrations for the AscellaHealth bleeding disorders magazine Hemaware’s special issue, “The Importance of Compliance.” The cover story explores bleeding disorder issues and explains why treatment adherence is...
Taylor Callery created a series of illustrations for Education Week’s Opinion Series, which explores the topics of Student Achievement, Community Connections Supporting Growth, Student Activism, Virtual Athletics, and Student Leadership. See more of Taylor...
Peter Horjus illustrated three optimistic and inspiring stories for Ford Lincoln to share on their Instagram account. See more of Peter Horjus’ work here. Story #1 Going The Extra Mile: Caruso Lincoln A couple in Long Beach was about to take home their dream car...
Shaw Nielsen, Traci Daberko, and Loe Lee illustrated buttons for the Virtual UCDA Design Conference’s swag box this October. Each button illustrates a different mood, so you can literally wear your heart on your sleeve. Our artist agent Jodie Hein will also be...
Robert Neubecker illustrated the cover of The Wall Street Journal’s Review section titled, “Land of Free (And Fettered) Speech.” See more of Robert Neubecker’s work here. Read The Wall Street Journal article here.
Traci Daberko was commissioned by the University of Rhode Island Magazine to illustrate the article, “Making the Jump: How diseases like COVID-19 make the improbably jump from animals to humans, and how humans make it easier” for their Summer 2020 issue....
Gwen Keraval illustrated the book Infographic: Guide to the Globe written by Eliza Berkowitz and published by Lonely Planet Kids. Gwen’s dynamic chart, figure, and animal illustrations accompany dozens of interesting facts about the world and its inhabitants....
Chiara Vercesi illustrated Virginia Living’s 2020 “Best of Virginia” issue, which highlights the top shopping, dining, and things to do in the state of Virginia. This project was completed under the art direction of Ann Harvey. See more of Chiara...
Taylor Callery has spent quarantine creating Covid-19 related illustrations for the biggest editorial publications, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. Keep scrolling to see a few of his recent standout projects. “In the...
Rapp Art is a community of nearly 100 illustrators from all around the world. The diversity of our illustrators leads to the brilliant variety of styles and concepts they create. During these remote, often solitary and scary times, our illustrators remind us that we...
Gordon Studer illustrated the cover for Deloitte Insights’ issue, “Down but not out: Transforming oilfield services.” This issue analyzes the drop of oil and gas prices since 2014 and how oilfield service companies have not adapted to the new normal....
Phil Wrigglesworth created the cover and a full page interior illustration for the Spring/Summer 2020 issue of Carnegie Mellon University’s magazine Tepper Magazine titled, “Shifting the Balance: Where Do Companies Draw the Bottom Line?” See more of...
Matthieu Forichon created a series of cover illustrations for Deloitte’s 2020 Global Human Capital Trends report. Titled, “The Social Enterprise at Work: Paradox as a Path Forward,” this year’s report looks at how organizations continue to be...
Jean Francois Podevin created an illustration for Cerebrum about the University of Chicago’s two research programs in cognitive science, which are trying to find the location of Consciousness in the brain. Each program believes to have the answer: one...
Universities across the country are finding creative ways to keep their campuses engaged remotely. University magazines serve as an important resource for the students, alumni, and faculty to stay up to date with their schools from a safe distance. Our editorial agent...
John S. Dykes illustrated a series of icons for the World Wildlife Foundation’s (WWF) article, “How cities around the world are working toward a greener future.” Each icon represents a city that WWF has teamed up with for their One Planet City...
The Covid-19 pandemic has created numerous assignments for our illustrators. Various aspects of working from home or being isolated have become popular themes along with stories about our healthcare workers and first responders. We have curated a small gallery of...
