Claudine Hellmuth on Neighborliness

Claudine Hellmuth created illustrations in her signature collage style for an article on "Neighborliness" (or lack thereof!) in the May/June issue of Common Ground magazine.  Claudine's work is featured on the cover as well as inside accompanying the article.

Claudine Hellmuth illustration in Common Ground magazine

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Calef Brown and Chris Buzelli in CA Illustration Annual 52

Calef Brown and Chris Buzelli have both been selected for the Communication Arts Illustration Annual 52!  Out of more than 4,000 entries submitted from around the world, only 181 projects were chosen to be in this prestigious annual.  Congrats, Calef & Chris!  Here are their winning images, which will be featured in the May/June 2011 issue of Communication Arts magazine:

Calef Brown - "Gingerbread House" (for the Library of Congress)

Chris Buzelli - "m44"

Chris Buzelli - CD cover for artist Paul Mark's album "Mirage Cartography"

Kim Rosen illustration AI bound

Kim Rosen's illustration, originally for Johns Hopkins Magazine for an article about advancing Autism education throughout the country, was chosen for American Illustration 30!
Congrats to Kim for this amazing piece!

Kim Rosen - "Autism"

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Fabulous book cover illustrations by Chris Buzelli

From drawger.com

Chris Buzelli has recently finished (and is now able to post) two wonderful illustrations for book covers. The first, "The Door In the Forest", is a mysterious fantasy that takes place on a magical island surrounded by an impenetrable swamp full of poisonous snakes, secret doorways and soldiers.
The second book, "One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street", is a heartwarming story that weaves the stories of the community and their secrets buried beneath the town's orange tree.

Chris Buzelli - "Door in the Forest" (oil on board)

Sketches for "Door in the Forest" (click to enlarge)

Chris Buzelli - "Orange Street" (Oil on board)

Sketches for "Orange Street" -  (Click to enlarge)

Spring Coupling from Kim Rosen

From Kim's blog:

The following are some great "Coupling" illustrations by Kim Rosen for The Boston Globe Magazine, published in March and April 2011:

Kim Rosen for the Boston Globe Magazine

Kim Rosen for the Boston Globe Magazine

Kim Rosen for the Boston Globe Magazine

Kim Rosen for the Boston Globe Magazine

Claudine Hellmuth in Where Women Create

Claudine Hellmuth's studio is featured in the May/June issue of Where Women Create Magazine, a magazine that showcases the creative spaces of some extraordinary women.
You can see a picture of Claudine and her wonderful dog Maggie on page 110!

Claudine Hellmuth feature in Where Women Create

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Calef Brown for Independent School

Calef Brown just finished a piece for an Independent School Magazine article called The Professionalization of Independence. The complex article allows for Calef's story telling capabilities to take the layers and convert them into his unique, elegant, yet simple to digest visual. We love Calef!

Calef Brown

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Marco Wagner for the New York Times Book Review

Marco Wagner created this illustration for the New York Times Book Review of "Started Early, Took My Dog".  This is the 4th book in a series by author, Kate Atkinson.
We've gathered the final piece, but also the initial sketch and the story, if you wish to read it!

Marco Wagner's final illustration

 

The initial sketch by Marco

Click on image to read

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Kim Rosen illustrates Jane Eyre

Kim Rosen finished an illustration for a Boston Globe Op-ed story called 'Mirror to Our Passions'. The editorial is about Charlotte Brontë's novel "Jane Eyre", first published in 1847.
Here's the final illustration:

Kim Rosen - Jane Eyre

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Work/Life 2 with Terri Fry Kasuba

Terri Fry Kasuba is one of the featured artists in Uppercase Magazine's Work/Life 2, the second edition of their directory of international illustrators.  In the book, Terri talks about how she balances work and life, since they are practically one in the same.  Here is a sneak peek of the feature:

The iconic Mr. Glaubitz

Charles Glaubitz has been working on a personal project in Spain & Portugal, where he has been creating in-store displays for a retail store called Women'secret.  As part of the project, he has been illustrating a series of icons, which were art directed by his collaborator, Felipe Madrano.  We are loving the way Charles's style translates into these icons, and wanted to share a few of them with you...