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Each year, Spectrum celebrates the very best of fantasy art. Once considered specific to a handful of artists, Spectrum honors illustrators from a wide range of disciplines whose work is… fantastic!

The 2008 CA Illustration Annual will include Unknown Girl by Jorge Mascarenhas. The artist comments on the piece in this article.

How will China's economy will perform in the wake of the upcoming summer Olympics? Artist Matt Dorfman visualizes.

"In all art, I value the personal work; I don't like one concrete genre or stereotype."

Chuck Gonzales recently illustrated a series of wordless books by Think It Ink It Publishing. The books are offered as a writing kit to encourage children to write creatively.

This year, the SI celebrates its 50th year of exhibiting the best that illustration has to offer.

Some images make you laugh and say, “Whoa” at the same time. Brian Stauffer’s half page illustration certainly qualifies!

The Society of Illustrators 2008 awards for advertising won’t be given out until March 28, but Stephen Savage gave us a heads up about winning Gold for his needlepoint portrait of Steven Heller.

After Birth is up February 15th through March 16. The opening reception is on February 15th, from 7-9 pm at Jack the Pelican Presents, 487 Driggs, Brooklyn, NY.

Ulriksen gives us a dreamy, cat’s eye view of Grand Central Station on the cover…and a hard-hitting Hillary inside.

The cover headline - "The Science of Romance" - refers to the main feature of the special issue, which deals with the molecular dynamics of sexual attraction.

This show is the expression of over 60 of the top graphic artists and illustrators working in the United States and abroad.

Now in its 32nd year, Images is an awards book and touring exhibition. Distributed to over 4000 commissioners, the Images book is considered British illustration's most important document.

Contribute Magazine is a new publication about modern philanthropy. Beautifully designed and printed, Contribute showcases the work of many of today's leading illustrators on a regular basis.

British designer / illustrator Si Scott has created an amazing series of lyrically hand drawn, bespoke posters and CD packaging for Silent Studios in London.

Bob Eckstein, illustrator, humorist (and humorous illustrator) has spent the past six years writing and compiling the definitive book on the snowman.

Simon Danaher illustrated the ad campaign that won the Grand Prix in the Press category at Cannes Lions this year, as well as Gold in the Outdoor category.

This issue of Print breaks down the very best of design trends geographically; a close examination shows how essential illustration can be to any project, anywhere.

Louisa Bertman will have two portraits on the block in the Live Nation Bank of America Pavillion's Rock and Art Auction in Boston next month.

The Society of Illustrators in New York is host to so many wonderful shows throughout the year. But the hands-down, all-out, gotta-love-it, most charming is always the Original Art Show.

Dave Wheeler's unique blend of illustration, 3-D objects and photography landed him a plum assignment for HOW Magazine's Special Business Issue.

Fast traveled twice around the world over the last several years. Truth is stranger than fiction. Look at the sketches!

Three cheers for the very special 9th issue of 3 x 3 magazine, (volume 3, number 3)! Congratulations to publisher, designer and visionary Charles Hively for creating this beautiful magazine.

Illustrator Michael Gibbs starts a new creative chapter with a handmade book of artwork inspired by lyrics alluding to color.

Alicia Buelow collects many of the elements of her work from the streets and outer neighborhoods of San Francisco.

Illustrator Stephen Savage teamed up with wine-tote inventors Built NY to take on the project of creating zoo animal lunchboxes. Practical, whimsical, soft, colorful.

Joyce Hesselberth and Dave Plunkert of Spur Design have launched PrestoBingo, a collection of limited edition prints design