Facing a rare genetic disease diagnosis can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to infants and children. Queen’s Alumni Review article “Twist of Fate”, illustrated by Kelsey Davis explores the hardships parents face in these cases and the journey to find support. Kelsey’s contemporary style and soft colour palette beautifully reveal the joy in parenthood despite the extreme challenges these situations bring. Heartwarming icons depict the obstacles as well as the hope encountered while seeking treatment.
Read MoreMonika Melnychuk illustrates for The Tragically Hip ABC book
Iconically Canadian, The Tragically Hip are one of the nations most cherished bands. Their latest venture, The Tragically Hip ABC children’s book brings hit songs to fans in a new way. Published by Tundra, the book features cover and interior illustration by Monika Melnychuk, alongside three other Canadian artists. Monika has a knack for creating quirky characters with loads of personality. Her lifelike animals are even more entertaining and engaging when accompanied by the band’s legendary lyrics
Read MoreAne Arzelus creates conceptual illustration
Inspired by ideas, Ane is thrilled at the chance to tackle tough topics. Producing a range of artwork on a variety of subjects, from the climate crisis to mental health, they have a knack for delivering complex concepts with clear and concise visuals. Ane’s illustrations tell a story, with bold colour palettes and graphic shapes guiding the viewer. Whether its a detailed map or a simple visual, Ane definitely doesn’t shy away from making a statement. In fact, they embrace it!
Read MoreTim Zeltner illustrates for Canada Post
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Canada Post’s highly anticipated Holiday stamp has arrived! Tim Zeltner was selected to work his folk-art magic alongside Jocelyn Saulnier from Joce Creative, to design a timeless series of collection-worthy stamps. Featuring three distinct and unique regions in Canada, the seamless horizon navigates through a cross-country wintery wonderland. Traveling from perilous mountain peaks to whimsical lighthouses, Tim enchants and enthrals like never before.
Read MoreEric Chow illustrates for The Garage by HP
Software company HP brings the latest technological advances to life with monthly ‘Tech Explainer’ segments. The Garage by HP offers insight into the ground-breaking innovations shaping our world. Accompanying each of these informative articles is eye catching illustration by Eric Chow. His conceptual artwork tackles topics from quantum computing to nanotechnology, deciphering each concept through a visual story.
Read MoreMigy illustrates for NC State
It’s all about firsts for this exciting feature in NC State’s alumni magazine. Art director, Victoria Cumbee commissioned Migy to illustrate a series of delightful people, places and moments that came first for NC State. From celebratory victories to ground-breaking discoveries, Migy highlights each occasion, orchestrating these historical events into a ‘ONE-derful’ series!
Read MoreKaty Dockrill illustrates City of Neighbors
Step into the hustle and bustle of City of Neighbors, the latest book illustrated by Katy Dockrill and written by Andrea Curtis. As the next book in the award-winning Think Cities series published by Groundwood Books, City of Neighbors explores what makes certain cities special. Katy’s charming figures fill the pages, playing, laughing and establishing a sense of community. Her beautiful brushwork highlights city parks, playgrounds and painted murals, showcasing just a few inclusive ideas that can bring public spaces to life.
Read MoreWelcome illustrator Kuba Ferenc
We’d like to give a warm i2i Art welcome to incredibly talented conceptual illustrator, Kuba Ferenc. Graphically composed and wonderfully compelling, Kuba’s illustration offers a unique perspective. Passionate about communicating complex ideas his work is well thought out and meticulously constructed. Addressing a variety of topics from politics to psychology, Kuba’s sophisticated yet subtle use of forms, shading and colour bring his illustration to life.
Read MoreThom Sevalrud illustrates for University of Toronto
Conceptual Illustrator Thom Sevalrud spares no detail with his latest illustration. Commissioned to depict the core values for U of T’s Institutional Research and Data Governance, Thom proves he’s up to the task. His classic geometric style captivates; revealing connections and highlighting unique elements.
Read Morei2i Art illustrators create maps
Illustrated maps are an i2i Art specialty and our artists are taking you places. From Alberta to Antigua and everywhere in between, explore small towns and urban centres with a beautifully composed map. You’ll find notable spots, iconic symbols and unique hand-drawn lettering to name the sights; while punchy colours and unique perspectives keep your eye moving. Take the scenic route to discover charming little details within each city.
Read MoreJames Minchall illustrates the science of napping
Don’t hit snooze! We’re discovering the science of napping through the art of conceptual illustrator James Minchall. Created for BBC Science Focus, James' signature collage style combines unexpected elements to explore the complexities of sleep. Layers of shapes and textures are connected by hand-drawn illustration to weave each concept together.
Read MoreTim Zeltner illustrates for Harlequin Enterprises
Murder mysteries with a twist. Tim Zeltner puts his unique folk art spin on a series of covers for Harlequin Enterprises. Art directed by the amazing creative team at Harlequin, these inviting covers offer a glimpse of what’s to come. Wander through each scene and get lost in the charming details and hidden gems buried among the brushstrokes.
Read MoreSabina Fenn illustrates dreamy destinations
Escape the everyday and travel to the most dreamy destinations with illustration by Sabina Fenn. Inspired by tropical settings, Sabina’s lush greenery and exotic spaces offer a moment to relax and soak in the sun. An expert at watercolour, you’ll find subtle textures and incredible detail throughout Sabina’s art. Thoughtfully composed, each brushstroke adds depth and dimension all the while making it look effortless.
Read MoreClare Owen illustrates for Anyday Cookware
Who doesn’t love making meal time easier? Well, Anyday Cookware is here to help! Their innovative microwavable dishes have revolutionized microwave-cooking, introducing a new way to explore our inner foodie. Working with Anyday founder Stephanie Chen and design agency Character, illustrator Clare Owen created spectacular on-brand illustration from ingredients, step-by-step visuals to the dish itself. Inspired recipes are accompanied by Clare’s vibrant art. Using pops of colour and subtle textures her style is the perfect companion to this contemporary line of cookware.
Read MoreDave Murray illustrates for the Heritage Classics
Dave Murray’s ongoing passion for hockey is no secret. If you’re familiar with his work, it’s easy to see why NHL VP of Creative Paul Conway and Fanbrandz Creative Director Bill Frederick commissioned Dave to illustrate this incredible series for the 2022 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic. Taking into consideration the Steeltown history of the game’s location in Hamilton Dave set to work, infusing each illustration with an industrial edge. Dave’s unique graphic style and use of texture give these players depth and movement. Talk about a perfect match!
Read MoreMark Hoffmann illustrates portraits
From acclaimed-authors to WWE wrestlers, Mark Hoffmann illustrates a few of the world’s greatest. Always charming, Mark's folksy style shines a light on each with wit and whimsy. Painterly strokes and subtle textures add depth to these disarmingly unconventional portraits. Thoughtful details and expressions highlight the personality and quirks of these famous folks. At his best when playful, it’s clear that Mark enjoys painting people.
Read MoreTalya Baldwin illustrates Not the End of the World
Illustrator Talya Baldwin takes us to St. Kilda, Scotland in her recent book, Not the End of the World. Ethereal landscapes and evocative portraits paint a picture of the history, environment and wildlife in a place often referred to as ‘the end of the world’. Signature to her style, Talya’s stunning watercolour technique combined with her unpretentious writing reveals an important story of the land and the uniqueness of a community that once was.
Read MoreWelcome Illustrator Migy
Starting the new year with a bang! Please join us in welcoming wonderfully talented illustrator Migy, we are delighted for him to join the i2i Art roster! With art that packs a punch, his dynamic characters and unique lettering are truly captivating. Migy’s visual style combines paint, ink, and digital, adding layers of vibrant colour and texture that offer a fresh, bold, and eye-catching quality. Incredibly fun and wildly entertaining Migy’s illustrations are sure to take you on a thrilling adventure!
Read MoreCarl Wiens illustrates The Science of Song
Carl Wiens amps things up in his latest collaboration with designer Michael Reis for The Science of Song, a unique book offering a behind the scenes look at music in the making. Published by Kids Can Press and written by creative team Alan Cross, Emme Cross and Nicole Mortillaro, this book explores the fascinating qualities that make music so special. With an emphasis on the history and technology of music, Carl’s technical illustration and retro feel work together harmoniously.
Read MoreGreg Stevenson illustrates for Foresters Financial
Illustrator Greg Stevenson makes going with the flow look better than ever. In search of a vector-based artist, Foresters Financial commissioned Greg to create a library of illustration to complement their brand. B2B and forward-facing marketing materials expertly combine text, photography and illustration, each element interacting to create a sense of space and movement. Simple at first glance, the execution of these continuous line illustrations is more complex than meets the eye.
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