Explore an Online Archive of 2,100+ Rare Illustrations from Charles Dickens' Novels
Charles Dickens remains a quintessential Christmas author, primarily recognized for A Christmas Carol and its powerful themes of selflessness and compassion.
Children's and teens roundup the best new picture books and novels
The article highlights several new picture books, focusing on diverse themes and captivating illustrations that engage children and highlight poignant narratives.
Microsoft's new Fluent illustrations are more 3D and playful
Microsoft is updating its illustrations to a more playful and 3D style, moving away from flat designs for better user engagement.
Eiko Ojala's Masterful Illustrations: A Visual Feast of Contemporary Issues
Eiko Ojala's illustrations provide insightful visual commentary on various current affairs topics in a distinctive style using digital rendering for a polished, three-dimensional effect.
Brooklyn Public Library's Rikers Outreach Worker Wins Pulitzer
Illustrator Medar de la Cruz received the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Illustrated Reporting and Commentary for his work depicting the significance of books for incarcerated individuals.
These milk carton designs are my latest obsession
Milk & More introduces custom milk cartons with adorable architecture-inspired packaging and interactive elements like QR codes for exclusive offers and competitions.
Headspace overhauls visual identity to become mental health all-rounder
Headspace rebranded with diverse faces and vibrant colors to destigmatize mental health
Juxtapoz Magazine - Frank Lloyd Wright is Always "Timeless"
The exhibition Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless showcases new art inspired by the noted architect, displayed at Taliesin West in Scottsdale, AZ.
The Superb Dark and Occult Art of Dylan Garrett Smith
Who is Michael Penix Jr.? Presenting The Ringer's Scouting Report.
Big Board ranking by Danny Kelly for 2024 class
Factors considered: physical traits, college production, translatable skills
The Hold Steady Announce New Children's Book Stay Positive
The Hold Steady releases a children's book based on their song 'Stay Positive.'
The book is illustrated by David 'El Dee' Espinosa and follows an armadillo's journey discovering how music unites characters.
This Japanese Artist Creates Bizarre Thought-Provoking Illustrations With Gore Aesthetic
Sara's art combines grotesque and adorable elements in a modern anime-inspired style.
Her artwork features kawaii culture and eroguro horror, blending cuteness with gore to create an enchanting world.
These Comics Highlight The Unfair Ways Society Views Moms Vs. Dads
Moms receive less recognition for parenting tasks than dads.
Society sets lower expectations for dads' parenting capabilities.
Inside arun.is Camera Illustrations
Illustrations can enhance posts by describing gear visually.
Consider design constraints like fitting the overall aesthetic and working in light and dark modes for illustrations.
These Project Snorlax illustrations have won my heart
Project Snorlax is a campaign by the Pokémon company that features custom illustrations of Snorlax in action.
The latest drop of illustrations shows Snorlax in battle, inspired by various Pokémon games.
How to build dramatic light in Krita
The workshop focuses on techniques for adding dramatic lighting and shadows in illustrations.
The workshop covers topics such as light sources, shadows, and using them for storytelling and movement in artwork.
How to create dynamic action scenes in Clip Studio Paint
Understanding movement and anatomy is key to creating impactful action scenes in illustrations.
Studying poses and observing how real people or animated characters move in battle can help artists better depict action and create dynamic poses.
Mascots are back! Trivago's logo becomes very smiley door hanger
Trivago has redesigned its brand with a new logo, typography, and illustrations
The redesign aims to redefine the essence of the brand and make it more recognizable and relatable
Two artists explore Brooklyn's Bar in 'Seeing Double' at Sweet Lorraine * Brooklyn Paper
An upcoming art exhibition in Red Hook will feature illustrations of popular Brooklyn bars by two different artists.
Bill Roundy, creator of the 'Bar Scrawl' review comic, and John Tebeau, illustrator of 'Bars, Taverns and Dives New Yorkers Love,' will showcase their unique interpretations.
Inquiring Minds Want to Know: 'How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney?' | KQED
The children's book, 'How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney?' offers theories instead of answers about Santa's methods.
The illustrations in the book show Santa standing and staring at his assignment, which the illustrator found to be the funniest moments.