Illustrator Phil has enjoyed a long and collaborative working relationship with art director Nick Crow at Country Gardens magazine. Working on quarterly issues for over 10 years has built a reciprocal sense of trust and allowed for a creative freedom that illustrators do not take for granted.
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Gary Alphonso illustrates for TD Canada Trust
i2i Art Inc. has had the privilege of working with Creative Director Thomas Howlett of The Farm for many years on an annual creative assignment. The project? Traditionally, a limited edition signed framed print presented to recipients of the TD Canada Trust Employee Award. This year illustrator Gary Alphonso was honoured to be commissioned for the job.
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Mark Hoffmann illustrates the future for Macalester Today
There are few ideas more serious than environmental sustainability. That's why it was such a treat when art director Brian Donahue from bedesign inc. choose Mark Hoffmann with his whimsical style and at times down right silly approach to illustrate this concept for Macalester Today.
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Talya Baldwin illustrates her garden's bounty
Inspired by the simple things (freshly picked fruit from her community garden, for example) illustrator Talya Baldwin took the tools of her trade (colored pencils and watercolors) and got to work. The result? These beautifully crafted still life illustrations with some fascinating stories.
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Monika Melnychuk illustrates for the Yukon Government
'Light-hearted' and 'upbeat' may not be the first words that pop into mind when you hear the phrase 'internal government communication'. However, that's exactly the refreshing direction the folks at the Yukon Government took when they chose to collaborate with illustrator Monika Melnychuk.
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Pour your heart out with Jane Austen and illustrator Clare Owen
Illustrator Clare Owen was recently asked to "team up" with one of her favorite authors, Jane Austen, and lend her beautiful visuals to the inspirational journal, 'Pour Your Heart Out'. Designed by Jessica Jenkins, Dana Li and Samira Iravani at Penguin Young Readers this journal invites its users to share their stories and aspirations with fun, thought provoking tasks.
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Illustrator Greg Stevenson finds inspiration in NYC
If you are looking for inspiration than New York City is the place to go and illustrator Greg Stevenson knows just that! The art world has a long history of one medium offering inspiration to another and this series is a great example of that.
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Dave Murray illustrates for the NHL
The Caps take the ice in Vegas tonight with a chance to win it all but illustrator Dave Murray can already claim victory. Dave was able to fulfill a childhood dream; working for the NHL. As an avid hockey fan (himself a goalie) Dave has always illustrated the players he admires most.
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Thom Sevalrud illustrates the modern world
Conceptual illustrator Thom Sevalrud excels at bringing the abstract into focus. The more abstract the idea the better; deconstructing large, complex theories into beautifully succinct visuals is his speciality.
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The many faces of illustrator Carl Wiens
Illustrator Carl Wiens loves to draw robots. Finding inspiration in the mechanics of the world around him and understanding how things are put together is a big part of his art. When not busy with commercial work or teaching college courses Carl takes the time to fill sketch books (digital and otherwise) with robot creations and mechanical faces.
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Tim Zeltner illustrates for LINK Magazine
When SAIT (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology) Polytechnic alumni magazine LINK needed an illustration for an upcoming article about the future of work they made a very interesting choice in Tim Zeltner. Folksy and primitive in style, Tim may not have been an obvious choice (for some) but it certainly was a clever one.
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Janice Kun illustrates for Orca Book Publishers
Illustrator Janice Kun's latest children's book Swimming with Seals tells an extremely touching story about a girl who is being raised by her loving relatives rather than her mother. Written by Maggie de Vries for all the children who wish to live with their biological parents and can't quite quite understand why this will never be.
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Dave Murray illustrates for Canada Post
Illustrator Dave Murray is thrilled to add not one but two Canada Post stamps to his long list of achievements. Dave was doubly honoured to be awarded such a prestigious assignment on such a vital subject matter. Intrigued by insects from an early age Dave was more than happy to lend his signature geometric style to the crucial task of keeping bees in the forefront of people's minds.
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Illustrator Eric Chow featured in Communication Arts Illustration Annual
A BIG congratulations to illustrator Eric Chow for being featured in Communication Arts Illustration Annual 2018! Eric’s work for The Infinite Bad, a role-playing horror comedy podcast created by Definitely Human Productions promotes the series online and through social media.
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Rémy Simard illustrates for University of Alberta
Illustrator Rémy Simard's comic style gives us a sneak peek into college life at the University of Alberta, past and present. Created for alumni magazine New Trail's column smalltalk and art directed by Marcey Andrews these quirky lighthearted illustrations poke fun at the realities of the college experience.
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James Minchall illustrates for Strategy Magazine
Illustrator James MInchall recently had the opportunity to pair up once again with Strategy Magazine's art director Tim Davin. The magazine’s annual agency survey article called for a conceptual piece and James was just the right fit!
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Meet craft brewery resident illustrator Dave Murray
Illustrator Dave Murray has been quietly creating a impressive collection of award-winning illustration for Toronto craft brewery Indie Ale House and we thought it was about time we shared some of it!
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Mark Hoffmann illustrates for Middlebury Magazine
Middlebury Magazine art director Pamela Fogg acknowledged that she's admired illustrator Mark Hoffmann's work for quite some time. However, the chance to collaborate on a project is not always there...until it is!
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The ultimate children's book for a Jane Austen fan illustrated by Katy Dockrill
Ta da! After untold hours of work (just look at all those little people!) we are so excited to officially reveal illustrator Katy Dockrill’s new children’s book, 'Where’s Jane?'. Jane Austen's wonderful works are expertly condensed by fan and author Rebecca Smith.
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Monika Melnychuk illustrates for Hamptons Cottages and Gardens
Always a fun choice, illustrator Monika Melnychuk brought her humor and lightheartedness to the recent Hampton's Cottages and Gardens double page spread 'Extra! Extra!'. Working with design director Jennifer Cole Monika created 11 images to highlight what people are looking for in the perfect property and a few illustrations of what they are NOT looking for.
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