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PUBLSHD
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PUBLSHD brings you thoughtful analysis about the illustrations that are getting published today and the people who make them
Wind tears through what was holding still
bold and impatient at the equinox edge
daring the eye to look and not look away
The Brooklyn illustrator renders the loneliness of the crowd in a single devastating monochromatic field
The New York-based illustrator explores the afterlife
For a RealSimple piece on “mattering spaces,” Gracia Lam turns flattened figures and outstretched hands into a visual grammar of belonging
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Flirting with the Romantic sublime in a painterly take on Brontë's doomed love story
An exciting, colorful path through the interconnected ecosystem of the bond market
A suite of flat, textile-soft figures turns the chaos of Olympic coverage into something composed, warm and deceptively still
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The Hamburg cartoonist brings Expressionist distortion and crayon-box color to Silicon Valley’s voice-mode revolution
On Naivety, Wonder, and the Art Inside the Goggles
Harvey’s luminous white knight channels Howard Pyle and WPA posters to ask whether objectivity is a crusade or a fairy tale
A vaporwave composition for the WSJ’s Journal Reports section, accompanying a piece on how enterprise AI captures worker knowledge.
A warm, sun-drenched illustration for NPR’s Life Kit podcast and editorial guide on planning the perfect solo trip.
A vibrant fruit and vegetable composition for the NYT Well section, accompanying a piece on why many doctors don’t recommend low-carb diets.
A striking series of illustrations for Colossus Magazine’s essay on the books that shaped Silicon Valley’s tech elite and their growing political ambitions.
