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subject/10 illustrations/2017–2026

Writing runs through 10 illustrations here, mostly for The New Yorker, Washington Post and Poetry Foundation. Antoine Maillard, Bianca Bagnarelli and Elena Xausa are credited most often.

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Palette

  • black7
  • blue7
  • white6
  • gray4
  • orange4
  • pink3

Where it ran

  • The New Yorker4
  • Washington Post2
  • Poetry Foundation1
  • Propublica1
  • The Atlantic1
  • Tor1

Art directors using this tag

  • Akshita Chandra1
  • Alexandra Zsigmond1
  • Kara Haupt1

Illustrators with work tagged writing (10)

Antoine Maillard

1 with this tag

Bianca Bagnarelli

1 with this tag

Elena Xausa

1 with this tag

Jentwo (Janejira Taechakampu)

1 with this tag

Meredith Miotke

1 with this tag

Sara Wong

1 with this tag

Tara Anand

1 with this tag

Tyler Comrie

1 with this tag

Vivian Dehning

1 with this tag

Xinmei Liu

1 with this tag

Where it ran

  • The New Yorker4
  • Washington Post2
  • Poetry Foundation1
  • Propublica1
  • The Atlantic1
  • Tor1

Art directors using this tag

  • Akshita Chandra1
  • Alexandra Zsigmond1
  • Kara Haupt1

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Notes on Work

Notes on Work

illustrated by Bianca Bagnarelli

for The New Yorker

The Nearly Impossible Task of Describing Pain

The Nearly Impossible Task of Describing Pain

illustrated by Vivian Dehning

art directed by Akshita Chandra

for The Atlantic

Applications Open for 2026 ProPublica Investigative Editor Training Program

Applications Open for 2026 ProPublica Investigative Editor Training Program

illustrated by Meredith Miotke

for Propublica

How Bad Is Plagiarism, Really?

How Bad Is Plagiarism, Really?

illustrated by Tyler Comrie

for The New Yorker

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

Can this quirky Naval poetry tradition make a comeback?

Can this quirky Naval poetry tradition make a comeback?

illustrated by Tara Anand

for Washington Post

The Ashes of Around Twenty-Three Strangers

The Ashes of Around Twenty-Three Strangers

illustrated by Sara Wong

for Tor

The Personal-Essay Boom Is Over

The Personal-Essay Boom Is Over

illustrated by Elena Xausa

art directed by Kara Haupt

for The New Yorker

8 thrillers and mysteries to read this summer

8 thrillers and mysteries to read this summer

illustrated by Jentwo (Janejira Taechakampu)

for Washington Post

A Bird Translates Silence

A Bird Translates Silence

illustrated by Xinmei Liu

for Poetry Foundation

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