Working Overseas Without Leaving the Studio
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010With recent illustrations for overseas clients, you may come across a Magnet Reps illustrator’s work wherever your travels take you this summer.
Emiliano Ponzi, The Great Race of Vanity for La Repubblica (Italy)
The vanity involved in receiving the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
Marguerite Sauvage, Motherhood for Enfant Magazine (France)
Relaxation techniques are necessary for a Zen pregnancy.
Raquel Aparicio, Swing for Viajar Magazine (Spain)
American Civil War sites, such as cemeteries and battlefields, have become popular tourist destinations.
Emiliano Ponzi, Noir for La Repubblica (Italy)
The popularity of the Noir thriller in Italian literature; the genre is referred to as Giallo (yellow in Italian) after the famed series of yellow bound detective novels in Italy in the ’20s.
Alexander Blue, Chacun Son Himalaya for Moi Je Lis Magazine (France)
This children’s story by Pascal Prévot tells the tale of a cow that climbs to the top of a mountain and gets so dizzy that the villagers have to saw the mountain down.
Raquel Aparicio, Pears & Apples for El Mundo (Spain)
Each woman’s body distributes fat differently; pear-shaped women carry extra weight in their thighs and buttocks while apple-shaped women tend to carry it in their abdominal area.


















