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New cover created by Franziska Barczyk for UA University Affairs Magazine on ‘Fading into History, is the Canadian story in jeopardy?’ Enrollment into Canadian history classes is on the decline.
New cover illustrated by Sol Cotti for Brown Alumni Magazine mental health special issue!
New illustration created by Fernando Cobelo for Milton Magazine on how Humanities students are one of the most important keys for the way the world will be shaped in the future.
New collage illustration created by Mari Fouz for The Transmitter. Multimodal mix: Combining fMRI and other imaging modalities can help researchers understand what the BOLD signal really shows.
One of a few illustrations created by Antonio Giovanni Pinna for Imagine 5.
Love this new portrait of Norman Mailer created by Lorenzo Gritti for The New York Review of Books! Norman Mailer wrote with an unstable mixture of self-indulgence and self-awareness, bravado and diffidence, glibness and bracing honesty, macho posturing and an almost sheepish gentleness. The Naked and the Dead and Selected Letters, 1945–1946
Cristina Spanò’s cover for the new issue of about Bullying.
Illustration by Lorenzo Gritti for The City Journal.
Salty Young Critic Explains Internet Culture, Patiently. Illustration created by Miguel Porlan for The New York Times Book Review. March 31, 2024. Famed for her fearless literary takedowns, Lauren Oyler adopts a softer tone in the new essay collection “No Judgment.”
New illustration created by Sol Cotti for The Washington Post about people embracing the YOLO life after COVID: less savings, more spending on experiences!
We are excited for Sol Cotti to create this illustration for Carnegie Hall Nuestros Sonidos (Our Sounds) Festival of Latin music as part of its 2024-25 season
New illustration created by Cecilia Castelli for the March issue of @firstmag on embracing authenticity ✨
"Humility: The Root of All Virtues" Created by Francesco Ciccolella for Bowdoin Magazine.
New illustration created by Boris Semeniako 👉 @unescocourier “Nyasha Harper-Michon, a constructive woman” To be sustainable, the city of tomorrow must be fairer and more welcoming. Nyasha Harper-Michon, an architect based in the Netherlands, is convinced of this. She tries to get her ideas across to the construction industry and young architects, notably via social networks. 🏢🌱
New illustrations created by Errata Carmona for Travel and Leisure magazine about tips for planning your trip.
“To Err is Human… Then What?” This new illustration created by Lorenzo Gritti for Brown University is about even good doctors making mistakes and what happens after that. Should they say that they are sorry?
Big congratulations to Pablo Amargo for receiving a silver medal from The Society of Illustrators in NY for these illustrations created for the NYT Book Crime!
João Fazenda for Warby Parker.
João Fazenda for Warby Parker.
New illustration by Nicolò Canova for The WSJ. Irish Whiskey With a Kentucky Twang? 5 Irish-American Whiskeys to Try Now Fusing the fresh, light character of Irish whiskey with the bold flavors of American bourbon and rye, these balanced bottles are delicious in cocktails or sipped straight.
Helena Pallares for the seiu (United Healthcare Workers East) bulletin, with a look ahead to the November elections in the US 💡
New illustration created by Martín Elfman for El Pais! 🇬🇧 Today, humanity as a whole finds itself on the edge of a historical, social, environmental and even ethical razor.
Fernando Cobelo for Warby Parker and their new location in Farmington, Utah!
Happy to share new project Cecilia Castelli worked on for Kiehl's 11.11 Single Day campaign in China!
Cecilia Castelli for Sephora Digital Gift Messaging campaign 💌
Design created by Miguel Porlan for Critics at Large, The New Yorker's new podcast. Since The New Yorker’s founding, the magazine has been renowned for astute, in-depth analysis of the arts. Critics at Large, a new weekly podcast, will bring staffers’ expansive knowledge and lively debates about film, books, theatre, television, and pop culture directly to listeners. Each week, co-hosts Vinson Cunningham, Naomi Fry, and Alexandra Schwartz will offer incisive, sometimes laugh-out-loud funny commentary on the cultural fixations of the day, classic texts they’re revisiting with fresh eyes, and everything in between. Special episodes will break down blockbuster New Yorker features, revealing behind-the-scenes insights into Jia Tolentino’s time on tour with Matty Healy or Michael Schulman’s brush with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. On this conversational, wide-ranging show, the magazine’s writers open up as never before, helping listeners become informed and attuned to our cultural moment—and understand how we got here. ·
“To find yourself you need to loose yourself” Created by Fabio Consoli 🌟🫶 Book cover about orienteering without technology maps or compass using only the signs that mother nature provide us.
Would you try the world’s stinkiest cheese? This image was created by Randy Pollak for an article discussing Minger cheese 🧀, whose smell is described as “cabbagey”.
Paying attention to emotions within the body illustrated by Hanna Barczyk for Psychologie Heute (Germany) issue on rumination and how to find a way out of it
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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Franziska Barczyk
Antonio Giovanni Pinna
Randy Pollak
Hannah Barczyk
Fernando Cobelo
Cecilia Castelli