JUNGYEON ROH: HARVARD MAGAZINE
Jungyeon Roh illustrated The Coming Eldercare Tsunami in the January-February 2020 issue of Harvard Magazine.
For: Harvard Magazine
GRAHAM ROUMIEU: THE GLOBE + MAIL
Graham Roumieu predicts ayahuasca and feral hogs in Things to Expect in the 2020s for The Globe and Mail.
For: The Globe and Mail
RED NOSE STUDIO: TOR.COM
Red Nose Studio illustrated Precious Little Things by Adrian Tchaikovsky for TOR.com. The story is a prequel to the author’s book, Made Things, published by TOR.com Publishing and featuring cover art by Red Nose Studio. See Chris’ blog for sketches and behind-the-scenes shots.
For: TOR.com
HYE JIN CHUNG: THE GIRLFRIEND
Hye Jin Chung illustrated 25 Things You Can Get For Free Before New Year’s for AARP’s weekly newsletter for women, The Girlfriend.
For: The Girlfriend from AARP
SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS 62
The Society of Illustrators has announced its annual selection of winning entries from the thousands of entries submitted worldwide. Judged by a jury of professionals, including renowned illustrators, art directors and designers, the official selection represents the most outstanding works created throughout the year. These illustrations will be honored in two award ceremonies, featured in the 62nd award annual, and presented in two January exhibitions at the Society of Illustrators gallery in New York.
Big congratulations go out to Dinara Mirtalipova, Hye Jin Chung, and Red Nose Studio, who all had work accepted into the Society of Illustrators 62 exhibit and book, with winning entries in the Editorial, Book, Institutional, Uncommissoned, and Surface/Product Design categories. Way to go!
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RED NOSE STUDIO: PLANSPONSOR
Red Nose Studio illustrated ‘Investment-Driven’ for the cover of Plansponsor’s October-November 2019 issue. Visit Chris’ blog to see more sketches and behind-the-scenes shots.
For: Plansponsor
DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: ORIGINAL ART SHOW
More great awards news! Dinara Mirtalipova‘s illustrations for Leila in Saffron were accepted into The Original Art Show at the Society of Illustrators. The exhibition, The Original Art: Celebrating the Fine Art of Children's Book Illustration, opens tonight – Thursday, November 14th, 6-9pm – at the Society of Illustrators (128 E. 63rd St.) in New York City.
Leila in Saffron, published by Zareen Jaffery’s new Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing imprint Salaam Reads, is the story of a shy young girl who discovers all the things that make her special. Dinara’s illustrations capture both the gentle tenderness of the love between a girl and her grandmother, and the exuberant colors, patterns and energy of their rich culture. Written by Rukhsanna Guidroz, Leila in Saffron was released in June 2019.
For: The Original Art Show, Society of Illustrators
BELLA PILAR: ORANGE COAST MAGAZINE
Bella Pilar illustrated a story for Orange Coast Magazine about a woman who decides to sell her home and uncovers old wounds, featured in the November issue.
For: Orange Coast Magazine
RED NOSE STUDIO: ORIGINAL ART SHOW
Great news! Red Nose Studio‘s illustrations for Elvis is King! have been accepted into The Original Art Show at the Society of Illustrators. The original sculptures and figures from the book will be exhibited at The Original Art: Celebrating the Fine Art of Children's Book Illustration, opening Thursday, November 14th, 6-9pm at the Society of Illustrators (128 E. 63rd St.) in New York City.
Elvis is King! is the latest picture book illustrated by Red Nose Studio and written by Jonah Winter. It’s an extraordinary visual telling of the King of Rock n’ Roll’s rise to a Technicolor life. It was published by Schwartz & Wade earlier this year on January 8th, 2019, which would have been Elvis’ 84th birthday.
For: The Original Art Show, Society of Illustrators
DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: iBLUES
Pop-Up Stories, the Dinara Mirtalipova x iBlues Fall/Winter 2019 fashion collection, debuted last month in Milan. Inspired by pop-up books, fairytales, and the elements of fire, air, water and earth, Dinara’s custom prints and motifs for the chic Italian fashion brand led the seasonal direction of the stunning ready-to-wear collection.
“This season’s artsy collaboration is an eclectic and exuberant take on the world around us. A universe of vivid and colorful prints inspired by the four elements of nature brings to life a fun and dazzling attitude,” as described by iBlues, a division of the Max Mara family of fashion brands.
The only thing we’d change – being able to buy it in the US! The innovative brand is available in Europe, the UK and Asia.
For: iBlues
RED NOSE STUDIO: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Red Nose Studio illustrated for the Scientific American’s special issue Truth, Lies & Uncertainty: Searching for Reality in Unreal Times. Chris’ illustrations were inspired by Mark Twain’s quote, “Children and fools always speak the truth.”
For: Scientific American
GRAHAM ROUMIEU: BIGFOOT NOW AN ANIMATED SERIES
The cult favorite memoirs of Graham Roumieu’s misunderstood “King of the Forest” cryptid, BIGFOOT, are now an animated series!
“Bigfoot would like to express his thanks to his die-hard supporters, hurl a log at his non-supporters, and give a friendly (but sort-of creepy) nod-and-wink to the nice people of MONDO and VRV, which are giving this animated series a perfect home,” says creator Graham Roumieu, reading from a filthy paper retrieved from a tree’s knot hole.
This week, the first of 12 initial episodes of the animated series BIGFOOT air exclusively in the U.S. on the MONDO channel of VRV, the animation-centric streaming service. Based on Graham’s series of graphic ‘novels’, including Me Write Book: It Bigfoot Memoir and Bigfoot: I Not Dead (Plume/Penguin), additional episodes written by executive producers Roumieu and Eric Falconer (Blue Mountain State, The Mick) will premiere weekly. Starting this Sunday (10/6/19), the pilot can also be seen on MONDO’s YouTube channel.
SPECIAL THANKS TO: Creative executives Wendy Willis and Greg Franklin; Canadian production and animation teams Blue Ant Media and Solis Animation; Canada’s PSTC and the Bell Fund; executive producers Sam Hansen and Chrystal Falcioni; and of course, comedian K. Trevor Wilson as Bigfoot.
For: MONDO and VRV
ELEANOR GROSCH: Mural Arts Philadelphia
Mural Arts Philadelphia, the nation’s largest public art program, commissioned two large outdoor murals from Eleanor Grosch this summer. The action-packed images, hand-painted by a fantastic crew, flank and brighten the Manayunk Underpass. The murals depict local bike races – tapping into a favorite theme in Eleanor’s work.
For: Mural Arts Philadelphia
RED NOSE STUDIO: FOR HE CAN CREEP
Red Nose Studio illustrated For Her Can Creep by Siobhan Carroll for science fiction and fantasy website TOR.com. Visit Chris’ blog to see sketches from this assignment.
“A dark fantasy about Jeoffry, a cat who fights demons, a poet, who is Jeoffry’s human confined to an insane asylum, and Satan, who schemes to end the world.”
For: TOR.com
HENNIE HAWORTH: A GIRL CALLED SHAMELESS
Hennie Haworth illustrated the cover of A Girl Called Shameless by Laura Steven (Electric Monkey/Egmont Publishing). The young adult novel promotes feminism and combats slut shaming and is the sequel to Steven’s previous title, The Exact Opposite of Okay.
For: Electric Monkey/Egmont Publishing
HYE JIN CHUNG: NYT PARENTING
Hye Jin Chung illustrated Postpartum Body Changes You Should Know About for NYT Parenting, a new website from The New York Times featuring guidance and support for parents.
For: NYT Parenting
RED NOSE STUDIO: PLANADVISER
Red Nose Studio illustrated the cover of Planadviser’s May-June 2019 issue. Inspired by staying ahead of the curve, Chris created his preliminary sketches on a noisy charter bus while on a field trip with his son’s 8th grade class. Visit his blog to see more sketches and behind-the-scenes shots.
For: Planadviser
GRAHAM ROUMIEU: THE NEW YORK TIMES
Graham Roumieu illustrated Your Best Tips for a Better Uber or Lyft Trip for the Crowdwise section in The New York Times. Written by David Pogue, Crowdwise features reader tips and advice for everything from what to say to someone who’s grieving to surviving crying babies on planes.
For: The New York Times
JUNGYEON ROH: NEW RISOGRAPH PRINT
Jungyeon Roh created this 3-color risograph print featuring soft serve ice cream, sushi, and other Korean foods for a new personal project.
For: Personal Work