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general/14 illustrations/2020–2026

Road runs through 14 illustrations here, mostly for New York Times, The New Yorker and The Atlantic. Antoine Maillard, Simon Bailly and Brandon Celi are credited most often.

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Palette

  • black9
  • blue7
  • orange6
  • red6
  • gray5
  • green5

Where it ran

  • New York Times3
  • The New Yorker3
  • The Atlantic2
  • Los Angeles Times1
  • MIT Technology Review1
  • NPR1
  • The Economist1
  • The New Republic1

Art directors using this tag

  • Alexandra Zsigmond1
  • Eric Mongeon1
  • Lindsay Ballant1
  • Stephanie Wu1

Illustrators with work tagged road (12)

Antoine Maillard

2 with this tag

Simon Bailly

2 with this tag

Brandon Celi

1 with this tag

Cathryn Virginia

1 with this tag

Fortunate Joaquin

1 with this tag

Holly Warburton

1 with this tag

Jim Stoten

1 with this tag

Joanne Joo

1 with this tag

Matt Williams

1 with this tag

Meredith Miotke

1 with this tag

Qieer Wang

1 with this tag

Thomas Merceron

1 with this tag

Where it ran

  • New York Times3
  • The New Yorker3
  • The Atlantic2
  • Los Angeles Times1
  • MIT Technology Review1
  • NPR1
  • The Economist1
  • The New Republic1

Art directors using this tag

  • Alexandra Zsigmond1
  • Eric Mongeon1
  • Lindsay Ballant1
  • Stephanie Wu1

Illustrations tagged road

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The Car-Crash Conspiracy

The Car-Crash Conspiracy

illustrated by Thomas Merceron

for The New Yorker

Pessimism is the world’s main economic problem

Pessimism is the world’s main economic problem

illustrated by Fortunate Joaquin

for The Economist

The Female-Midlife-Crisis Novel

The Female-Midlife-Crisis Novel

illustrated by Joanne Joo

for The Atlantic

Opinion | The World Expects Black Men to Make Themselves Smaller. My Brother Never Did.

Opinion | The World Expects Black Men to Make Themselves Smaller. My Brother Never Did.

illustrated by Matt Williams

for New York Times

The Master Fabulist of American Fiction

The Master Fabulist of American Fiction

illustrated by Antoine Maillard

art directed by Alexandra Zsigmond

for The New Yorker

The Town That Went Feral

The Town That Went Feral

illustrated by Jim Stoten

art directed by Lindsay Ballant

for The New Republic

How did America’s weirdest, most freedom-obsessed state fall for an authoritarian governor?

How did America’s weirdest, most freedom-obsessed state fall for an authoritarian governor?

illustrated by Brandon Celi

for The Atlantic

How to Thrive in an Uncertain World

How to Thrive in an Uncertain World

illustrated by Holly Warburton

for New York Times

How the “No Kill” Movement Betrays Its Name

How the “No Kill” Movement Betrays Its Name

illustrated by Antoine Maillard

art directed by Stephanie Wu

for The New Yorker

This is what it’s like to deliver food during a pandemic

This is what it’s like to deliver food during a pandemic

illustrated by Simon Bailly

for Los Angeles Times

Preparing Financially, Before the Storm Hits

Preparing Financially, Before the Storm Hits

illustrated by Simon Bailly

for New York Times

An Interview With a Runner Who Got Way Too High at the New York City Marathon

An Interview With a Runner Who Got Way Too High at the New York City Marathon

illustrated by Cathryn Virginia

for VICE

The future of urban housing is energy-efficient refrigerators

The future of urban housing is energy-efficient refrigerators

illustrated by Meredith Miotke

art directed by Eric Mongeon

for MIT Technology Review

Invisibilia: The Great Narrative Escape

Invisibilia: The Great Narrative Escape

illustrated by Qieer Wang

for NPR

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