Publication illustration

Bendik Kaltenborn is a name many of you will recognise. Maybe from the regular praise we give him on this very website, maybe it’s the visual language he has applied to Todd Terje releases, or even work for commercial clients such as Aesop. The illustrator has been freelance for the past ten years, and while studying for a Phd at the National Academy of Arts in Oslo he has taken the chance to reflect. “I wanted to take the opportunity to look back and try to figure out what the heck I’ve…

Hey! I’m Tommy Parker — a freelance illustrator based in Devon, UK. My work is both character and colour-driven, and whilst graphic, it retains a tactile warmth and quirkiness. I aim to show intimate moments in accessible worlds that have been featured in editorials, book covers, branding and advertising campaigns.

Three sets of spot illustrations for carpe diem magazine.These illustrations are accompanying a psychological column written by Daniela Zeller.Every issue has a different color palette. I'm trying to make these small drawings reflect the main points of…

My illustrations for Vioro Magazine

Liana Jegers and Clay Hickson’s monthly newspaper _The Smudge_ is quickly becoming one of our most valued sources for new illustrators. When someone we’re unfamiliar with graces its cover or is nestled inside, we huddle round, wondering who on earth they are and how we can find out as much as possible about them immediately. This was, and still is, the case for Portland-based illustrator Lan Truong.

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Stephanie Wunderlich studied at FH Augsburg and ISIA Urbino and earned a degree in communication design. Wunderlich lives in Hamburg, Germany, where she works as a freelance illustrator. The illustrator’s favorite medium is paper collage. She creates her illustrations using digital techniques as well as traditional cut paper collage with scissors and glue. The colorful, flat graphic shapes and compositions of her editorial illustrations grace the pages of magazines and newspapers worldwide.

In 2015, we named Edinburgh College of Art illustration grad George Douglas as one of the "It’s Nice That Graduates":https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/george-douglas-1 of that year, and his career thus far has been every bit exciting as we first imagined.

Pianofuzz Studio completed 6 years in February 2015. In celebration, it produced a collaborative zine with the professionals who were part of the team.The proposal of this work was to make a relation of the space / individual / studio, seeking to answer …