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The typographic portraits of John Mavroudis

“Trump Words” cover for The Nation magazine
Trump Covid-19 poster

John Mavroudis is one of the most influential contemporary illustrators. He was born in California (from a Greek father and an American mother) and gained international reputation for the cover of TIME magazine, featuring Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, created by her powerful quotes. Using the same method, he previously created the portrait of US President Donald Trump for The Nation.

He is also the designer who created the posters for the 60th anniversary of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival this year.

Creativity from the US elections

Illustrated by Johanna Goodman

My Instagram feed these past days and weeks has once again seen a creativity explosion concerning the US election. From the very start, my favourite illustrators, letterers and designers, have been super supportive of the Biden campaign, creating posters for awareness and encouraging people to vote.

I have gathered here a small selection of work from all stages of the election: voting awareness and early voting, election day, anticipation for the results and finally, enormous joy and relief for the final verdict!
A new era begins for America.
Enjoy!

Illustrated by Mary Kate McDevitt
Illustrated by Mary Kate McDevitt
By the New Yorker Magazine
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V O T E .

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By Christoph Niemann
Illustration by Frederic Forest
Illustration by John Bond
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B Y E B Y E 👋🏻

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Illustrations by Shepard Fairey
Illustrations by Zoe Ingram (left) and Adam JK (right)
Illustration by Lisa Congdon
Illustration by Debbie Millman

‘I don’t wanna go!’
And last but not least, watch this prophetic clip from a 2017 “Comedy Central” sketch, which perfectly captures exactly what’s happening in the White House right now. ‘Trump’ throwing an epic tantrum at primary school is so beautifully done!

Coronavirus creativity – Part 3

This is “Postcards from a pandemic“: Illustrators around the world, from Brooklyn to Guangzhou, share scenes from their eerily empty cities for the New Yorker.

New York City by Jorge Colombo
Bologna by Bianca Bagnarelli
Berlin by Christoph Niemann
Brooklyn by Adrian Tomine
Paris by Vincent Mahé
Guangzhou by Jun Cen
Seoul by Jisu Choi
London by Bill Brag
Madrid by Ana Galvañ
Belgrade by Jasu Hu
Seoul by Mikyung Lee
Tel Aviv by Rutu Modan

‘Birds of America’ available for free download

Roseate Spoonbill, plate 321

The Birds of America is a book by naturalist and painter John James Audubon, containing illustrations of a wide variety of birds of the United States. It was first published as a series in sections between 1827 and 1838, in Edinburgh and London. The work consists of 435 beautiful, hand-coloured, life-size prints, made from engraved plates, measuring around 99 by 66 cm.

All these 435 illustrations from J. J. Audubon’s ‘Birds of America’ are available now for free download. My favorite is the one with the huge pink flamingo.

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Escape

Escape
High on Compliments
Out of Space
New Religion
Pessimism

Artworks by Sergio Ingravalle (Maivisto), a Germany-based illustrator who mixes traditional drawings and paintings with digital techniques. It is from a mind-provoking series of illustrations called Mindshots.

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