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Are You a Member of Gen Z? Tell Us About the Trends You’re Seeing illustrated by María Corte for The NYT.
Check out the stunning new portfolio from Mar Hernandez (Malota), now live on our website!
I'm thrilled to introduce the breathtaking new portfolio from Maria Corte, now available on our website! Take a moment to explore her latest works and celebrate her exceptional talent with us.
I'm thrilled to share some exciting news: Ivan Bravo officially joins our group. Please check out his portfolio.
Goodbye 2024’ ✨✨✨✨✨ Illustration by Helena Pallarés.
Sol Cotti for Time Magazine.
New book cover from Raquel Aparicio about learning math.
Francesco Zorzi for The NYT.
"Every story is a science story, even the ones that sound more like science fiction." Francesco Zorzi's latest illustration for Scientific American is out now: "78 Books Scientific American Recommends in 2024. A collection of nonfiction and fiction books Scientific American editorial staff and contributors read and recommend in 2024"
Martin Elfman for The New Republic on How Cancel Culture Panics Ate the World. How a set of peculiarly American anxieties spread across continents. „Caring overmuch about what American college students are supposedly doing and saying—and even more importantly, what they are allegedly not allowing to be done or said—is, Daub finds, a global pastime.”
“Will there ever be a Google Translate for pets?” 📢🐕 ✨Latest illustration created by Mari Fouz for @1843mag @theeconomist. .
New collage created by Franziska Barczyk for @asterisk_mag on a philosophical take on ‘weirdness’
New illustrations created by Miguel Porlan for The Atlantic Dear James weekly column in November. Every Tuesday, James Parker tackles a reader’s existential worry. He wants to hear about what’s ailing, torturing, or nagging you.
Raquel Aparicio brings to life the story in In Trust Magazine highlighting the significant growth of Latinos in U.S. catholic parishes over the past generation.
llustration created by Mar Hernández for NPR about their Student Podcast Challenge.
Francesco Ciccolella for The NYT. Trying to stay healthy into old age is a better goal than attempting to live as long as possible. Here is the article: https://www.nytimes.com/.../live/health-span-aging.html...
Can AI companions help with loneliness? Illustration created by Lorenzo Gritti for The WSJ.
New illustration created by Hanna Barczyk for TIME Magazine on vulnerability and dating.
Illustrated Emotions, an instruction manual to feelings. A new collaborative project between Hanna Barczyk ZEIT Wissen and Laurence King Verlag.
New book cover created by Lorenzo Gritti.
New illustration by Mar Hernandez for Inc. https://www.inc.com/marina-khidekel/founders-cant-do-everything-themselves-but-how-do-you-choose-what-to-let-go-of/91022157?mvgt=xSckLaaS6Cwx
Book cover from Mari Fouz
For the campaign “We are looking for scientists” for Casio Education Iván Bravo created illustrations of women scientists. This project seeks to inspire girls to explore science and technology careers. Interestingly, the current ratio of men to women studying tech careers is nine to one.
Welcome to the vibrant world of Purple Rain Illustrators! Our artists create work that can be seen in film, theatre, fashion, book publishing, packaging, multimedia, advertising, branding, technology, hospitality, and the non-profit sector.
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