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by John Hersey
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Wednesday, 02 May 2007 |
this was recently rejected by GQ ... it is an image about the inevitable decline into decadence of online communities ... the characters on the right are having virtual sex ... one is enjoying it ...
I dunno why but i love alot of my rejections ... a rejection show is an idea that has been floating around for quite a while now ... hmmmmmm ...
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by Eddie Guy
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Wednesday, 02 May 2007 |
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This image was made for the cover of a publication featuring an essay on the psychology of inner city violence. Particularly youth gangs. After being accepted by the editors, then cleared by the Creative Director and enthusiastically welcomed by the Art Director, it was finally rejected when a secretary had objections. The art made in the 90's is now stored away waiting for a Picture Mechanics "Rejected Works" show...
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by Edel Rodriguez
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Saturday, 28 April 2007 |
 This is one of four of my images published in the current Society of Illustrators Annual. The annual’s great wraparound cover this year is by fellow Picture Mechanics member Jeffrey Decoster. The SI annual’s redesign a few years ago by D.J. Stout at Pentagram has made the book an even better experience for art directors. The book is now very handy, user friendly, and contemporary.
The image above was originally published in The New Yorker magazine. It accompanied an article on the erotic film “9 Songs” by the British director Michael Winterbottom. The illustration editor on the assignment was Owen Phillips. I’ve worked with Owen for about 12 years and produced over 100 illustrations for him. You can see many of those other illustrations in the culture section of my portfolio . Owen interviewed me for a feature on altpick.com a couple of years ago. We talk about what it’s like working for The New Yorker, my background, and some of my influences. You can read that interview here. |
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by Adam McCauley
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Thursday, 26 April 2007 |
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I recently painted this for SooJin Buzelli at Global Custodian, who encouraged me to have fun and make something with the concept of "Best" of four.
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by Jeffrey Decoster
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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
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This is one of a series of drawings done on bar napkins to go along with various stories about certain types of bars. With apologies to Dali. Client: Esquire. |
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by Dan Page
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Thursday, 19 April 2007 |
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Commissioned by Declan Fahy of Esquire UK, this image titled "How To Solve Iraq" was part of a larger feature "How To Solve Everything" - answering tough questions of the world. In total I created 6 illustrations with my art focusing on the solutions. A lot of interesting topics to work with, check it out, it's the April 2007 issue. This image has also been selected for the upcoming Communication Arts Illustration Annual out in July. |
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