
Contrasting
tone30 illustrations2021–2026
Contrasting runs through 30 illustrations here, mostly for The New Yorker, Mother Jones and New York Times. Alëna Skarina, Alex Kiesling and Amelia K. Bates are credited most often.
Illustrators with work tagged contrasting (30)

Alëna Skarina
1 with this tag

Alex Kiesling
1 with this tag

Amelia K. Bates
1 with this tag

Avinash Weerasekera
1 with this tag

Axel Rangel García
1 with this tag

Ben Giles
1 with this tag

Ben Hickey
1 with this tag

Brian Rea
1 with this tag

Chantal Jahchan
1 with this tag

Chelsea Stahl
1 with this tag

Chris Burnett
1 with this tag

Daniel Zender
1 with this tag
Illustrations tagged contrasting

illustrated by Paul Blow
for The Economist

Why the World Cup Can Feel Like War
illustrated by Karolis Strautniekas
for The New Yorker

The Right to a Bed in Zohran Mamdani’s New York
illustrated by Chantal Jahchan
for The New Yorker

There’s a Term for What Trump and Musk Are Doing
illustrated by Ben Hickey
for The Atlantic

Expecting worse: Giving birth on a planet in crisis
illustrated by Amelia K. Bates
for Grist

I Was the Asshole
illustrated by Gaetan Sahsah
for Wired

What a Heat Wave Does to Your Body
illustrated by Alex Kiesling
for The New Yorker

How Big Tech Is Killing Innovation
illustrated by Sam Drew
for New York Times

The Problem With Taking TikTok Away From Americans
illustrated by Seba Cestaro
for New York Times

My Family’s Daily Struggle to Find Food in Gaza
illustrated by Matt Rota
for The New Yorker

What Do We Owe a Prison Informant?
illustrated by Avinash Weerasekera
for The New Yorker

Will Plants Ever Fertilize Themselves?
illustrated by Alëna Skarina
for The New Yorker

Refuge for the Robber Barons
illustrated by Ben Giles
for Mother Jones

How “Woke Capitalism” Became a Right-Wing Obsession
illustrated by Chris Burnett
for Mother Jones

American Oligarchy
illustrated by Tim O’Brien
for Mother Jones

Also, the Cat
illustrated by Rovina Cai
for Tor






