Greg Stevenson illustrates for William and Mary Alumni Magazine
Over this past year illustrator Greg Stevenson had the honour to work with The College of William & Mary, one of the oldest universities in America. Each year W&M Alumni Magazine selects an artist to feature in their quarterly issues. Proud to have been selected and working alongside art director Michael Bartolotta, Greg utilized a unique scratchboard technique that combines digital and traditional methods, each stroke creating depth and adding detail.
Gary Alphonso illustrates for Oolitic American Gin
Digital scratchboard master Gary Alphonso is at it again! This time, for Oolitic American Gin. Gary collaborated with Art Director Lars Lawson of Timber Design Co. to capture the origin and history of this Indiana made, limestone filtered gin. No detail spared, Gary’s illustrative precision is evident in each stroke, collectively illuminating the highlights, shadows and depth of the 1920’s American quarry
Katy Dockrill illustrates for First Capital REIT brand launch
First Capital REIT in collaboration with Ove Brand | Design recently launched their stunning rebrand. Focusing on thriving, walkable neighbourhoods it includes a strong element of human connectivity. Art directed by Caroline Bruckner, Katy’s fluid line work and organic style evoke the quality of energy found in urban environments.
Illustrator Thom Sevalrud Awarded 3x3 Magazine's Educator of the Year
We are thrilled to announce that our very own Thom Sevalrud has been named this year’s Illustrator/ Educator of the Year by 3x3 Magazine.
Thom’s bold colour choices and geometric patterns are just a few elements that make his illustration so intriguing. Thom attributes his light and airy style to growing up in the open space of the prairies. Combing his unique use of line and texture, Thom’s conceptual illustration has an added a layer of depth that draws you in and tells a story.
James Minchall illustrates for BBC Science Focus
James Minchall’s monthly illustrations for BBC Science Focus magazine has us taking a deeper look. Throughout this ongoing series James explores the world of science and technology through a creative lens, tackling tough and interesting topics alike.
Eric Chow illustrates for The Atlantic
In this age of online shopping, selling goods online has become a way of life for many. That’s why it was so interesting to see The Atlantic’s story of the Amazon seller, told through the conceptual illustrations of Eric Chow. Eric’s creativity never disappoints and this series is no exception.
Animation by Weld Williams
If you’ve ever wanted to see your name in lights then you’ve come to the right place. Animator and illustrator Weld Williams joined i2i Art earlier this year and he’s shaking things up with his unique style and eye catching colours. His recent portrait of country rap sensation Lil Nas X for The New Yorker (art directed by Neeta Patel) is no exception.
Carl Wiens illustrates for Macalester Today
Illustrator Carl Wiens helps crack the code on algorithms with these stunning pieces created for Macalester Today. Carl uses his love of mechanics to inspire each illustration and communicate visually with the reader.
Monika Melnychuk illustrates for Klondike Krankfest
We’re stoked illustrator Monika Melnychuk is taking riding to a new level. Monika worked with Klodike Krankfest to dare we say “crank” things up with her fun and quirky style.
Greg Stevenson illustrates for Legion Magazine
D-Day and the Battle of Normandy live on as one of the Allies most significant victories in WWII. This victory wouldn’t have been possible without the courageous contribution of many individuals.