Sarah Palin's Bowling Trade Show Speech: This Time, She Didn't Annoy Everyone - Huffington Post (blog)

Sarah Palin's Bowling Trade Show Speech: This Time, She Didn't Annoy Everyone Huffington Post (blog) "What an illustration of Americana where the president can go downstairs, blow off a little [steam] and bowl a few frames." That's an illustration of ... and more »

Maira Kalman's show at Jewish Museum - San Francisco Chronicle

Maira Kalman's show at Jewish Museum San Francisco Chronicle Q: Do you differentiate between illustration and your other visual artwork? A: I like not to make the distinction. Maybe it's art, I don't know. ... and more »

Illustrator helps educator teach the role of Ocean County in the Revolution - Press of Atlantic City

Illustrator helps educator teach the role of Ocean County in the Revolution Press of Atlantic City Illustrations of an Asian streetscape that he created while in Asia for the Air Force Historical Foundation, signed paintings and photographs with his "good ...

Corporate pride — or vanity glare? - Boston Globe

Boston Globe

Corporate pride — or vanity glare? Boston Globe This illustration imagines Cambridge buildings with corporate signs that critics of a proposed zoning amendment say the change could permit. ...

NewTek software used to create Newsweek, Time covers - San Antonio Business Journal

NewTek software used to create Newsweek, Time covers San Antonio Business Journal The cover features an illustration of the Presidential Seal dripping with crude oil. Time features a story by David Von Drehle about the impact the ... and more »

Illustration by Neil Webb - ConsumerReports.org (blog)

ConsumerReports.org (blog)

Illustration by Neil Webb ConsumerReports.org (blog) Luggage charges and add-on airline ticket fees topped the list of 24 airline, hotel, and rental-car complaints we quizzed Americans about. ...

An Incomplete Formula? $ = :- ) - New York Times (blog)

An Incomplete Formula? $ = :- ) New York Times (blog) (The illustration below is by Debra Bolgla.) The details are nicely reported by Rob Stein in the Washington Post, and you can learn as much as you wish ... and more »