In a career that spans decades, brand consultant, designer and illustrator Filip Yip has created countless logos, icons and illustrations celebrating the female figure. And while they are vastly different in style, they do have one thing in common. “They have to tell the story of the brand, and do

Sure, photographer Michal Venera expected there to be challenges while shooting website photos for Cruz Tequila near Jalisco, Mexico. Remote terrain, local gangs, bribe-happy officials, Michal had prepared for them all. He was not, however, expecting snow. “They said it hadn’t snowed there in 15 years,” Michal laughs. “You really

When Glassdoor needed a new library of still and motion images, photographer team Ashley Thompson and Ana Homonnay were the perfect fit. “They really wanted to capture people with a passion for their craft, and satisfaction at work,” Ashley says. “We can relate to that! Charged with creating both portrait

Preparing to launch their new custom-made men’s suits, Macy’s tapped veteran photographer Steve Belkowitz for their Tailor Square brand’s first ever photo shoot. But with an all new internal team, and no visual precedents, Steve quickly realized his shoot would have to be made-to-fit as well. “It was a bit

Here’s a quick roundup of some of the latest work from our photographers and illustrators. Graphic Artist Filip Yip: Scenes of San FranciscoKnown for his versatility and deep portfolio of icons, logos, infographics and more, designer Filip Yip captured the spirit of San Francisco in his recent icon designs. Matt

With plenty of experience in both food and lifestyle shoots, photographer Nader Khouri always gets a thrill when he gets to combine both skill sets. “They’re two specialties that require two sets of knowledge,” he says. “I love the challenge of doing them together.” With plenty of experience in both

On very, very good days our photographers get to partner with amazing community organizations, creating images that help them spread inspiration and impact. Here are some of our latest. Brian Smale for Special Olympics Special Olympics brings the joy of sport to more than 4.9 million athletes worldwide with intellectual

Illustrator Shane Johnson’s latest job was to draw something that doesn’t exist yet. “I was asked to create visual concepts for a music-focused venue being developed in San Francisco,” he explains, “and the interior is still just studs and nails.” Called the Music City Hit Factory, the venue is slated

When commercial photographer Michal Venera saw a ragtag collection of canvas tents pitched on the side of a Montana back road, he followed his instincts. Pulling over, he grabbed his camera and ambled in. The men who emerged from the tents would have frightened a grizzly. And some of them

Wandering alone through a cold, stark industrial landscape – sounds like fun to photographer Brian Smale. “Maybe it’s weird – I just like doing industrial pics,” he laughs. Whether for clients like Atlantic Power, or for creative exploration, Brian is repeatedly drawn to the sharp lines and dramatic silhouettes of