Illustration LOL — Editorial Illustrations

I Was the Asshole

illustrated by Gaetan Sahsah

for Wired

After inheriting ancestral land, these Black families are defying the odds to keep it

illustrated by Trevor Davis

art directed by Chelsea Stahl

for NBC News

The Problem With Taking TikTok Away From Americans

illustrated by Seba Cestaro

for New York Times

How the “No Kill” Movement Betrays Its Name

illustrated by Antoine Maillard

art directed by Stephanie Wu

for The New Yorker

How an urban myth about litter boxes in schools became a GOP talking point

illustrated by Robert Beatty

art directed by Kara Haupt

for NBC News

The Ashes of Around Twenty-Three Strangers

illustrated by Sara Wong

for Tor

Preparing Financially, Before the Storm Hits

illustrated by Simon Bailly

for New York Times

In a Sick World, Choosing Between Freedom and Restriction

illustrated by Alanah Sarginson

art directed by Matt Dorfman

for New York Times

Gender Reveal Party

illustrated by Melanie Lambrick

for The Walrus

My post-Covid family reunion wasn't what I expected. But it was so much of what I needed.

illustrated by Nicole Rifkin

for NBC News

For Millennials in Los Angeles, Bad Thoughts Arise

illustrated by Sara Andreasson

for New York Times

Chris Ware’s “Lockdown”: The artist discusses using his daily life in his drawings, and his daughter’s experience with school shooting drills.

illustrated by Chris Ware

for The New Yorker

Teonanácatl

illustrated by George Wylesol

for The Paris Review

Curated editorial illustrations, illustrators, and art directors from around the world.

I Was the Asshole

After inheriting ancestral land, these Black families are defying the odds to keep it

The Problem With Taking TikTok Away From Americans

How the “No Kill” Movement Betrays Its Name

How an urban myth about litter boxes in schools became a GOP talking point

The Ashes of Around Twenty-Three Strangers

Preparing Financially, Before the Storm Hits

In a Sick World, Choosing Between Freedom and Restriction

Gender Reveal Party

My post-Covid family reunion wasn't what I expected. But it was so much of what I needed.

For Millennials in Los Angeles, Bad Thoughts Arise

Chris Ware’s “Lockdown”: The artist discusses using his daily life in his drawings, and his daughter’s experience with school shooting drills.

Teonanácatl