Juan Bernabeu’s Editorial Illustrations for The Marshall Project
Juan Bernabeu’s ongoing work for The Marshall Project shows how illustration can give individual stories a distinct visual presence.
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Juan Bernabeu’s ongoing work for The Marshall Project shows how illustration can give individual stories a distinct visual presence.
Adam Hook combines traditional media, research and precise draughtsmanship across historical scenes, technical subjects and natural history.
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