We are delighted to share that 11 of our illustrators have been selected by American Illustration for their 40th annual archive, which showcases the best illustrations of the year. Keep scrolling to see this year’s winning illustrations.
Taylor Callery, The New York Times
“In the Covid-19 Economy, You Can Have a Kid or a Job. You Can’t Have Both.”
AD: Minh Uong
Nigel Buchanan, Brunswick Group
Portrait of psychologist Adam Grant
AD: Frank Tagariello
“We Need to Talk About the Financial Toll of Miscarriage”
AD: Sarina Finkelstein
John Jay Cabuay, The Washington Post
“A Teachable Moment”
AD: Vicky Fogg
Fatinha Ramos, Scientific American
“Suicide: The Other U.S. Epidemic”
AD: Michael Mrak
Gwen Keraval, Rotarian Magazine
“Programs of Scale”
AD: Jennifer Moody
Daniel Hertzberg, Personal Piece
This illustration is the first of series Daniel is working on about segregation on Long Island.
Frank Stockton, Entertainment Weekly
This illustration is a reimagined version of an illustration Frank created for a review of the 2014 novel Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel.
“King Orchards” was part of a series of illustrated journal entries John created as part of his summer RV trip.
“Spatulas” is a painting John created for a gallery exhibition in Boston titled Pop-Culture & Advertising: 1960 Meets 2020.
“A New Day” is a portrait David illustrated honoring the inauguration of President Joe Biden.
