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Toronto illustrator Sue Todd develops a six-page Marie Antoinette graphic novel in a digital ink style shaped by her experience with linocut.
Buenos Aires artist Nadia Radic brings a photography background to digital collage, with work spanning exhibitions, album art and book covers.
Milan-based illustrator Christian Dellavedova pairs close reading with visual wit, while returning to sculpture and hands-on materials.
Sam Falconer fills portraits of eight scientists and knowledge creators with detailed illustrations, using a digital collage approach developed since 2010.
York illustrator David Semple brings playful character work to Usborne phonics, an Emirates magazine spread and Oxford University’s Little Oxford app.
Danijel Žeželj draws on four Kafka works and more for Like a Dog, a 104-page graphic novel published across Croatia, Germany and Slovenia.
Scott DuBar created more than 2,500 illustrations for Brain Quest’s 30th anniversary, spanning workbooks, card decks and fold-out posters.
Brian Stauffer combines sketches, found textures and Photoshop for a cover designed to make a book’s physical presence part of the experience.
The illustrator’s 14th Times cover reflects a process shaped by sketches, careful deadline planning and six years of building in paper.
Flora Bai, Maria Francesca Melis, Linda Nye, Debbie Powell, Steve Simpson and Marisa Ware are featured in a new illustrator introduction.
A Salzman International showcase connects 17 illustrators with magazine covers, editorial features, book art, drink cans and personal work.
Michael Meister’s illustrations for Markus Rottmann’s Extinct Professions turn the history of vanished jobs into an engaging subject for young readers.
Beirut-born illustrator Bahij Jaroudi pairs concise ideas with careful aesthetics, from intimate drawings to layered children’s books.
Fatinha Ramos’s illustration for Pen-and-Inklings receives recognition from Communication Arts and American Illustration, with a quiet scene at its center.
The Canadian illustrator discusses her digital practice, trust in spontaneous ideas and the visual story behind the Directory of Illustration’s 2025 cover.
From Sam Chivers’ research imagery to Chris Labrooy’s social designs, Début Art’s projects show illustration adapting to many formats.
Eighteen illustrations turn Venice’s stories into a cocktail menu, glassware and promotional artwork by Milan illustrator Margherita Caspani.
Fatinha Ramos’s Drawn to MoMA series connects her experience with Frida Kahlo’s while foregrounding disability, identity and creative freedom.
James Yang draws on mid-century design and Japanese children’s book illustration for a pair of colorful USPS Love Series Forever Stamps debuting in February 202...
Kelly Thompson and Artifact pair expressive botanical illustration with silk in five scarves, from vivid parrots and blooms to mirrored animals and quiet woodla...