Art director Mark Tyner was blown away with the concept Maria Corte came up with for the Wall Street Journal's article about America going back to work. Maria shared her sketch to finish "assembly line" illustration, a very smart work of art.

You can read the full article which was featured in the Sunday edition here.

Yan Nascimbene was commissioned to create a cover for the Saturday Evening Post (former home of illustration giant, Norman Rockwell). This special issue is all about amazing acts of courage and endurance and what better way to portray that than a swimmer on a rough ocean.

A recent issue of LA Times featured an article about Movie Theaters encouraging the use of mobile devices, for purchasing tickets that is. Here are the sketches and final Chris Whetzel shares about the great illustration he created to accompany the article.

We received our issue of Communication Arts Illustration Annual in the mail today and were very proud to have our artists featured.

Gregory Manchess received the honor of being on the cover with a painterly portrait he did for Juice Pharma ad agency. The interior of the magazine also features 3 more of the portraits for the series which were done as artistic interpretations of psychiatric disorders.

C.F. Payne's illustrations of old time baseball players he did for the book "Lineup for Yesterday"(which also got him the BolognaRagazzi Award) take up a 2 page spread in CA. Also, an image he created for The Theodore Roosevelt Association was chosen.

Likewise, Gary Kelley's book "And the Soldiers Sang", a powerful story about Christmas on the front line of WWI, published by Creative Editions, was also featured.

Jason Seiler's Illustration for Rolling Stone of the Black Keys for their "Reviews Section"

Chris Gall got into the annual with a Constructivist Style image about vocal Chinese art and an illustration that accompanied a story called "The Blind Oceanographer" in Popular Science Magazine.

Edward Kinsella III got featured with the cover illustration for the novel "Wooden Bones", the story of what happens to Pinnochio after the original tale ends.

C-Ville, a publication in Charlottesville, Virginia, features an illustration by Dongyun Lee in their most current issue. "Army of One" is an article about school bullying, here Dongyun shares his process for creating this great illustration.