Alan Witschonke’s Realist Illustration Moves Between Print, Digital and Portraiture
With more than 30 years of experience, Alan Witschonke brings realist illustration to editorial, publishing and commissioned portrait work.
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With more than 30 years of experience, Alan Witschonke brings realist illustration to editorial, publishing and commissioned portrait work.
New York based multimedia artist Qieer Wang moves between illustration, looping GIFs, animation and interactive media, guided by curiosity about emotion and the...
Pittsburgh-based illustrator Charlie Wagers draws on Kentucky farmland, punk music and screenprinting for colorful, weathered work—and a new retail venture.
London illustrator Josh McKenna’s Vogue dancer moved from an app sticker to Pride walls and a planned four-metre parade float.
Calgary-based illustrator Roberto Gonzalez pairs more than 20 years of experience with a digital practice spanning children’s books, apparel and large-format de...
The Montreal-born illustrator discusses drawing the figure, learning through unfamiliar briefs and creating 30 portraits for Amazing Atlantic Canadians.
From more than 75 children’s books to character art for Big Idea Productions, Greg Hardin’s career connects illustration with products and motion.
Based in Warsaw and Tokyo, BluBlu Studios makes explainers, animated ads and series, with a Sensei project showing its range.
Juan Travieso’s vivid animal paintings connect biodiversity advocacy with brand work, including hand-painted designs adapted for Perrier products and murals.
Illustrator Matthew Holmes discusses his move from architecture to commercial art and why food imagery became central to his practice.
For Step Journal’s April 2019 issue, Dellavedova used Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to shape an elegant cover for a sensitive subject.
The Oregon designer brings a hand-drawn sensibility to cookbook art, garden guides and custom pet products, adapting illustration to print and everyday objects.
Connecticut artist Angel Beth Smith pairs patient cross-hatching and traditional drawing media with portraits and work rooted in Native American culture.
With more than 20 years as a freelance artist, Greg Newbold brings digital painting and gallery oil painting to books and commissioned illustration.
Milan-based illustrator Christian Dellavedova uses a compact palette and textured details to translate a story about Rome’s independent bookstores into lively i...
Led by Terry Tidwell, Miracle Studios brings comic art to strips, books, web games and animation, using narrative to hold attention across formats.
Amalia Restrepo builds images around extremes, unusual combinations and dreamlike familiarity, using proportion and scale to carry ideas beyond the ordinary.
Greg Copeland, David Moore, Nancy Harrison and Dan McGeehan show the range of IllustrationOnline, represented by Deborah Wolfe Ltd.
Central Illustration’s new California office spotlights four artists working across botanical art, painting, paper engineering and editorial illustration.
Amsterdam-based illustrator Bea Garcia explains how Mediterranean colour, strong lines and brand history shape her approach to visual identity.