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Brecht Evens, Emiliano Ponzi, Red Nose Studio and Nate Williams each had work chosen to appear in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual 51. The selected pieces will be published in the May/June 2010 issue. Congratulations go out to all!
Brecht Evens, personal work
Emiliano Ponzi, Time
Red Nose Studio, Microsoft Windows 7
Nate Williams, Göoo
Red Nose Studio and Emiliano Ponzi had work accepted into the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles‘ annual exhibition. This year over 1200 pieces were entered. The winning pieces will be exhibited on the Illustration West 48 web site for two years and in a gallery show later this year. Congratulations go out to all!
Red Nose Studio, personal work
Emiliano Ponzi, Financial Planning
Emiliano Ponzi, Z!NES Publishing
Emiliano Ponzi, The Boston Globe
Emiliano Ponzi, Gardenia
Magnet Reps is thrilled to announce that Brecht Evens, Catell Ronca, Emiliano Ponzi, Gordon Wiebe, Hennie Haworth, Nate Williams, Raquel Aparicio and Red Nose Studio had work chosen to appear in the Society of Illustrators 52 annual. This year the Society received over 4,600 submissions, with 418 pieces being chosen by the jury of professional illustrators and art directors. The winning pieces will be published in the annual and some will be exhibited at the at theMuseum of American Illustration at the Society of Illustrators in New York early next year. Congratulations go out to everyone!
Brecht Evens, Oogachtend / Drawn & Quarterly
Brecht Evens, personal
Catell Ronca, Orion Books UK
Emiliano Ponzi, Plume
Emiliano Ponzi, Z!NES
Emiliano Ponzi, Feltrinelli
Emiliano Ponzi, Z!NES
Emiliano Ponzi, Currents
Emiliano Ponzi, The Washington Post
Emiliano Ponzi, Electa
Gordon Wiebe, personal
Hennie Haworth, Habitat
Nate Williams
Ecojot, Art Director: Carolyn Gavin
Raquel Aparicio, Viajar
Red Nose Studio, Schwartz & Wade
Nate Williams’ illustration for the Reading Rocket bookmobile came in second place in the Education category at the AIGA Cause/Affect awards. The AIGA Cause/Affect awards honor campaigns and projects that have had a positive impact on society making the Reading Rocket a perfect candidate. The bookmobile is operated by the Denver Public Library, bringing books and a renewed excitement about reading to under-served schools. Congratulations go out to Nate and everyone at Tomorrow Partners!
Red Nose Studio’s illustration for The New York Times won an Award of Excellence from the Society of News Design 30th Edition. The competition invites entries from all general circulation newspapers—daily or non-daily, broadsheet or tabloid, traditional or alternative—published anywhere in the world. The piece ran as the cover for the newspaper’s Arts + Leisure section. Congratulations go out to Red Nose Studio, Tom Bodkin and Paul Jean!
Nate Williams’ illustration for Computer World’s feature article, How To Manage Brilliant People, won two ASBPE awards – a Gold medal for Opening Page / Spread (Digital Illustration) and a Bronze medal for Front Cover (Digital Illustration). Thanks and congratulations go out to Nate and Stephanie Faucher, the Art Director for the piece.
Red Nose Studio and Emiliano Ponzi each had at least two pieces selected to appear in the 6th annual 3×3 Pro Show. Out of the nearly 2000 entries, only 280 pieces received the necessary 5 out of 9 voted needed to be in the show. Congratulations go out to Red Nose Studio and Emiliano!
Red Nose Studio’s series of illustrations for Norwegian appliance company ASKO has been awarded the Silver medal in the Illustration/Advertising category from Visuelt. Visuelt is Norway’s largest annual visual communications competition and rewards work within graphic design, illustration, interactive design and moving image. This is the second time Red Nose has collaborated with SMFB on a campaign for ASKO. The first campaign also received honors in both the United States and abroad. Thanks and congratulations go out to everyone at SMFB!
Andrew Hem, Catalina Estrada, Emiliano Ponzi and Red Nose Studio all had work selected to appear in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual. Each piece was selected by a nationally representative jury of distinguished designers, art directors and illustrators. The winning entries will be distributed worldwide in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual and on commarts.com, assuring important exposure to the creators of this outstanding work. As a service to art directors, designers and art buyers, a comprehensive index will carry contact information of the illustrators represented. Congratulations go out to everyone!
Art for a Pittsburgh Playhouse Repertory Company poster commissioned by Brunner in Pittsburgh has won two gold Addy’s which are local advertising awards. One award was in the category of ‘Advertising for the Arts: Poster’, and the other in ‘Elements of Advertising: Illustration’. The striking poster was commissioned for the Edward Albee play The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?, an unusual story of a failing marriage in which the husband falls in love and has an affair with . . . yes, you guessed it – a goat.
Congratulations Maria and everyone at Brunner – good luck at the regionals!
