Newsletter Illustrations — Every month a creative makes a special illustration for our newsletter

Fabien Corre depicts the great AI debate

Affirmation artist Mishko gets us hyped for 2023...

Maxime Lacombe wraps up the year for the last newsletter of 2022

Ana Galvañ on learning

Anouck Constant explores the power of place

Holly Pilot shows the beauty in unexpected places

Holly Stapleton captures intimacy

Hyosun Hwang illustrates the way music can lead to discovery

Paola Saliby illustrates creative intensity

Anthony Gerace shows what creative synergy looks like

In this illustration, Lisa Mouchet celebrates the launch of our new website, magazine and collaboration with Solange

Illustrator Brian Blometh visualizes staying weird.

Natacha Paschal about new beginnings.

Matthew Kam illustrates reflection for the last newsletter of 2021.

Dror Cohen shows kinship for the November newsletter.

With this illustration, Kissi Ussuki kicks of cinema season in style.

For the August 2021 newsletter, Hokyoung Kim explores pausing.

Andrea D’Aquino creates an illustration that captures how visually arresting art can enchant us.

Nina Turok Shapiro grapples with the emotions around her parents moving out of her childhood home.

Alec Cumming illustrates what legacy means to him

Liliana A. Romero takes action

Refael Idan Suissa shows there's both light and darkness in creativity.

Jesse Stone ponders the theme of collaboration through this adventurous family

Pedro Veneziano explores different possibilities when you're open to doubt.

This month, Gvidas Parkarklis plays a game of procrastination

Artist Alia Wilhelm captures what a holiday from home looks like

Brianna Rose Brooks illustrates what impacts means to them

Valerie Darkie's illustration about using time wisely

Leonor Violeta figures out the "new normal"

Here, Marc Majewski navigates change.

Andy Price turns objects into art

Melek Zertal offers advise on how to get recognized for your work

Jill Arteche looks back on a year of learnings for the last newsletter of the decade.

Max Guther explores the concept of invisibility...

Leebin Soyeon gives a nod to halloween...

Sarah Hardy smashes the rules of creativity. Photo by Ellis Parrinder

Jack Oliver Coles offers a glimpse of his creative home.

Lexicon love shows creativity can come from anywhere – even the tennis court.

Charlotte Edey illustrates FKA twigs

Nina Torr illustrates what the cosmos has in store for us.

Andrey Kasay on the topic of food

Ojima Abalaka captures the fun and joy of the (sometimes) mundaneness of life

Scott Menchin shows that in every bad thing there's something good.

Liana Finck on resolutions worth keeping

Pavel Mishkin on all the characters popping out of his brain and making it onto his canvas

Nadine Redlich's funny character shows off its muscles

Toto Blaauw on darker days

Andrea Wan illustrates how ideas flourish in her mind

Thoka Maer is on a quest to revive the forgotten Rebus.

Johanna Walderdorff’s take on the World Cup in the summer of 2018

José Antonio Roda illustrates a party of girls