Robin Moline was commissioned by Zoom Collaborate to create this illustration for use on their website. The site has finally launched, and we get to see Robin’s work in action. The home page features animation that zooms in on various parts of the illustration so you can see some of the details close up:
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| Robin Moline – Zoom Collaborate |
 Robin Moline, represented by Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency |
| Robin Moline – detail of illustration on Zoom Collaborate site |
Calef Brown designed and illustrated the logo for We Art Boston, which is a fundraiser that was conceived in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing to raise money for the Boston Children’s Hospital Trauma and Emergency Fund. Calef designed the logo with multiple heart icons to give it variety for different uses.
Great art and design for an even greater cause…
Artist Calef Brown – “We Art Boston”
Livia Cives created these lively illustrations for Kit Magazine. The article is titled Caregiving 101, and Livia’s loose style brings a bit of levity to a serious topic. Livia will be contributing illustrations to this ongoing series for the next few issues of the magazine, so we’ll be sharing more of them soon…
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| Livia Cives – Agenda |
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| Livia Cives – Scales |
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| Livia Cives – Trampolino |
Dave Stevenson was commissioned by The Village Voice to create the artwork for their 3rd annual Brooklyn Pour. This is a curated craft beer tasting event that takes place in October, and features “100+ craft brews from New York and beyond”.
Dave did the illustration and hand lettering, and I love the use of his work on the woodsy background of the website – very cool!
| Dave Stevenson – Illustration and Hand Lettering for Brooklyn Pour |
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| The Village Voice Brooklyn Pour website illustration |
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| Dave’s original sketch |
Illustrators, Livia Cives and Michael Murphy, recently had the pleasure of working with Deloitte University Press. They were each commissioned to create illustrations for research reports. Livia’s image was used in a dual branded piece that Deloitte did with MIT about social media, and Michael’s illustrations were used in a research report for the banking industry:
 Livia Cives – commercial illustration |
| Livia Cives
View more of Livia’s illustration and motion work
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| Michael Murphy |
 Michael Murphy – commercial Illustration |
| Michael Murphy |
Calef Brown was asked to illustrate the poster for the 36th Annual Santa Monica-Venice Christmas Run. In addition to posters, Calef’s image will be used on t-shirts and other graphics related to the event. Looks like a fun run!
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 Calef Brown poster illustration for Santa Monica to Venice Christmas Run Calef Brown – Poster illustration for the 36th Annual Santa Monica-Venice Christmas Run |
Tom Jester illustrated “Amoolia” for this year’s AeroShell AirVenture poster. The event takes place every year in Osh Kosh, Wisconsin, and Amoolia has become a mascot of sorts for the event. This year they decided to go with a more realistic illustration than in years past, and Tom’s style really brings Amoolia to life!
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| Tom Jester – Amoolia |
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| Tom Jester – Poster illustration for AeroShell AirVenture 2013 |
London based illustrator, Simeon Elson, was commissioned to create this illustration for the UK publication Mortgage Strategy. Here is a bit about the project in Sim’s own words:
“I completed this cool cover illustration for Mortgage Strategy. My brief was to illustrate George Osborne with a silhouette of Margret Thatcher as his shadow. This illustration was the cover image and also used to accompany a double page spread entitled ‘Chasing Shadows’, which delves into the constant comparisons being made between George Osborne’s and the late Margaret Thatcher’s housing marketing strategies.”
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| Simeon Elson – Mortgage Strategy cover illustration |
Lucie Rice was commissioned by Atlanta Magazine to create this illustration for a piece on athletic shape wear – “is the cinch worth the pinch?” Hmmmm…an interesting concept. Lucie’s fun illo is certainly a nice fit for this article!
 Lucie Rice fitness illustration |
| Lucie Rice – Is the Cinch Worth the Pinch? |
Mariya Paskovsky has been working on new collections for her illustration portfolio, and here is a sneak peek of just some of what she’s been up to. She created this series by hand with pen and ink and added the color digitally. Here’s a bit about Mariya’s inspiration for these gorgeous illustrations, in her own words:
 Beautiful new illustrations by Mariya Paskovsky |
| Mariya Paskovsky – Flower Bride |
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| Mariya Paskovsky – Flower Girl 1 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky – Flower Girl 2 |
 Product illustration – fashion |
| Mariya Paskovsky – Flower Girl 3 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky – Rosa Carolina Corymbosa |
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| Mariya Paskovsky – Would you like some tea? |
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