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Communication Arts 2020 Illustration Shortlist Communication Arts 110 Constitution Drive Communication Arts 2020 Menlo Park, CA 94025 (650) 326-6040 Illustration Shortlist (650) 326-1648 fax Media contact: These are the finalists in our 2020 Illustration competition. Lauren Coyne, Production Director Winners will be notified by February 10, 2020. (650) 326-6040 or e-mail [email protected] Illustrator Category Title Alyssa Abraham-Pion Student Work Schizophrenia Ene Agi Student Work Magnify Lincoln Agnew Editorial My Brain on Cable News Lincoln Agnew Institutional Brennan Center for Justice_Rebrand_Lincoln Agnew Somin Ahn Books Square’s Dream Monique Aimee Advertising Outdoor Movie Night Marella Albanese Student Work Hot Head Sonia Alins Advertising Poster of the theatre play “Pols.” Sonia Alins Institutional Barcelona Metropolis Magazine #113 Selina Alko Books Joni: The Lyrical Life of Joni Mitchell Gary Alphonso Advertising Oolitic American Gin Scott Anderson Editorial Joker Scott Anderson Editorial Trump Dangerfield Clay Andrus Advertising Tom the Memphis Tiger Amanda Arlotta Unpublished Fame Chris Arnold Advertising Green New Deal Tommy Arnold Books Song of Fire Genevieve Ashley Student Work Florida Man David Astruga Unpublished A Giant Friend Zack Atkinson Advertising Legion Season 3 Diana Aziz Self-Promotion Reconnecting With Your Inner Child Ido Back Student Work “Me, the Stranger” Scott Bakal Books The Unknown Book Scott Bakal Editorial Summer Haiku (Merry-Go-Round) Scott Bakal Editorial Sleep Training Infants Scott Bakal Editorial Studying Suicide Scott Bakal Self-Promotion Nuclear Bird Davor Bakara Unpublished Khaleesi Reginald Balanga Student Work A Slice Happiness Anna and Elena Balbusso Advertising The Magic Flute Anna and Elena Balbusso Books The Good Hawk Anna and Elena Balbusso Editorial Julia Robinson portrait Anna and Elena Balbusso Editorial Music and pain Anna and Elena Balbusso Editorial #MeToo Anna and Elena Balbusso For Sale The Phantom of the Opera Movie Poster Anna and Elena Balbusso Unpublished Acrobatic horses Robert Ball Advertising Beautiful Death Mathias Ball Student Work Camouflage Timothy Banks Editorial Back to School Charleston! Chengmin Bao Unpublished Unknown Adventure Franziska Barczyk Editorial Closed Zoe Barker Advertising Old Town John Barlow Editorial Parliament of Fools Gabriella Barouch Self-Promotion Fragile relationship Elina Barseghyan Advertising Beak Pick Micah Barta Self-Promotion Humpty the Tyrant Oscar Bastidas Advertising Wynwood Fox Adrian Bauer Editorial Decline in insects Drew Beamer Self-Promotion The Dagger & The Rose Coffee Set Becho & Mab Motion/Animation Tasty Truths Melinda Beck Advertising More than Just Tolerance Illustrator Category Title Melinda Beck Editorial First steps with a new partner Melinda Beck Editorial A professor of music picks his favorite jazz records Melinda Beck Editorial Lunch shaming kids who cannot afford to pay for school lunch Melinda Beck Institutional innovative collaboration Caroline Beer Unpublished Plants & Fashion Mary Jane Begin Unpublished Revolution Dan Bejar Books Reanimating History: Your guide to participation in the Slave Rebellion Reenactment Dan Bejar Editorial Control Filipa Beleza For Sale Les Diaboliques Douglas Bell Student Work Cryptic Strays Anastasia Beltyukova For Sale I Am Home Anastasia Beltyukova Institutional Zappistore Nim Ben-Reuven For Sale The Meowctopus Julie Benbassat Student Work Material Creature Collection Mark Bender Advertising Stages Mark Bender Editorial Future Pittsburgh Mark Bender Unpublished Emperor’s New Clothes Naama Benziman Books Morrie and Morrie-More Ivan Berg Self-Promotion Summer Daze Ivan Berg Self-Promotion Adventurers Ivan Berg Self-Promotion migration Ivan Berg Self-Promotion Toshi’s Ivan Berg Self-Promotion The Boardwalk Jon Arne Berg Editorial The Green Defence? Tyler Bergholz Advertising Retire 21-Face Collage Tyler Bergholz Institutional The Great One - Roberto Clemente Exhibit - 2019 MLB All-Star Game Juan Bernabeu Books Gazelle Juan Bernabeu Editorial On Death Row, There’s No Such Thing As Closure Juan Bernabeu Editorial I Killed My Wife. Now I Want to Help Prevent Domestic Violence. Juan Bernabeu Editorial ’Til Death Do Us Part Juan Bernabeu For Sale Kirikou et la Sorcière Tina Berning Books The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Thomas Bertrand Student Work American Dream Greg Betza Editorial Crisis in the California Jail System Raymond Biesinger Self-Promotion Holotype Genevieve Bigue Advertising Help Us Fill the Emptiness - Advent Calendar 2019 Harriet Birt Institutional Sustran’s Manifesto for the Government Ken Bishop Self-Promotion #Peopleofcrosswalks Stephen Bliss Self-Promotion Elizabeth Warren Serge Bloch Books I Voted Paul Blow Editorial The Tiger Next Door Paul Blow Editorial From Voice to Visibility Paul Blow For Sale The Wizard of Oz Romy Blumel Editorial Tracing the Enslaved Dominic Bodden Student Work Eyesight to Insight Dominic Bodden Student Work Rites of Passage Angela Bode Advertising The Underpants Dance Giulio Bonasera Editorial Can I Regrow My Hair? Giulio Bonasera Editorial Can an AI System Be Given a Patent? Giulio Bonasera Editorial When Should I Get My Cholesterol Checked? Davide Bonazzi Advertising Secret Thermal Baths Davide Bonazzi Books American Fiction Book Covers Davide Bonazzi Editorial The Four-Way Test Gary Book Advertising Lawn Monsters Darren Booth Self-Promotion Portrait of Steve Jobs Claudia Bordin Institutional We value time together Federica Bordoni Self-Promotion SUPERfluo Federica Bordoni Unpublished Red Alarm Richard Borge Editorial Ban The Bomb Richard Borge Editorial Hartford Future Richard Borge Editorial Neural Shortcuts Richard Borge Editorial Buzzing With Innovation Mark Borgions Unpublished #twocolorcharacter Mark Borgions Unpublished New York Paperbacks Giulia Borsi For Sale Analogia naturalis Tim Bower Editorial Climate In Crisis for Variety Magazine Stuart Bradford Editorial Apology Anatomy Alon Braier Books Good Houseplanting Alon Braier Editorial Thomas Heatherwick’s London Illustrator Category Title Julia Breckenreid Editorial Clear Identity David M. Brinley For Sale Blue Turning Gray Over You David M. Brinley Self-Promotion Trump Resist Brian Britigan For Sale The Great Indoors Steve Brodner Institutional LMU Magazine “Dramatis Personae” Virginia Brown Advertising Downtown Palm Beach Gardens Map Alan Brown For Sale Blown Alan Brown For Sale All That Jazz Kevin Brown Student Work Niell Breen Miranda Bruce Unpublished Bottomless Denominator Giorgia Brugnoli Self-Promotion This Jungle Called New York City Nigel Buchanan Editorial Pep Guardiola Emily Bunnell Advertising Monarch Elk Marc Burckhardt Advertising Gucci Horse Marc Burckhardt Advertising Gucci Homecoming Marc Burckhardt Editorial Horned Toad Marc Burckhardt Editorial Fat Cat Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Annunciation Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Harvest I Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Harvest II Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Pegasus Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Cycle Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Anacharsis Marc Burckhardt Unpublished Diaspora Inteus Burton Self-Promotion Everyday Massive Brand Illustrations Mikey Burton Editorial Economist Splinternet Illustration Mikey Burton Self-Promotion Guide to Pitching (And Selling) Creative Work Mike Butkus Advertising Iliza Unveiled Chris Buzelli Editorial Asset Consolidation Carolina Buzio Institutional Is It Time to Ditch Your Personal Trainer? Jill Calder Books She Wolf Jill Calder For Sale Telephone, Happy Days Harry Campbell Editorial The New Currency of Fraud Thomas Campi Books Quelqu’un m’attend derrière la neige Thomas Campi Self-Promotion Memories Thomas Campi Unpublished Love in Paris Rodrigo Campos Student Work Dia de los Muertos Kevin Cantrell For Sale Standards Playing Cards Ivan Canu Books Carlos Zanòn, Problemi di identità Ivan Canu Books Very Italiani Ivan Canu Books O. Wilde’s The portrait of Dorian Gray Ivan Canu Editorial The shadow of antisemitism in Europe Nan Cao For Sale Nan’s secret zoo Nan Cao Self-Promotion New York 2020 I Jeremy Carlisle Motion/Animation 1619 Bill Carman Unpublished Honey Hazard Bill Carman Unpublished The Obviously Extinct Arthur Carmo Advertising 15th Made in NYC anniversary Andre Carrilho Books Luis de Camoes - A Global Poet for Today Andre Carrilho Books The Autobiography Of Martin Luther King, Jr. - Portuguese edition Andre Carrilho Books Janela Indiscreta (Rear Window) Andre Carrilho Editorial Scorsese & Tarantino Ismael Carrillo Books Notes Going Underground Robert Carter Unpublished #Metoo Business Peter Cassell Student Work Muddy Waters portrait Peter Cassell Student Work Peter and the Wolf Samuel Castaño Books The calligrapher’s journey Diego Castro Advertising NOS4A2 Daniel Castro Maia Advertising City and Colour Daniel Castro Maia Unpublished Songs To Listen At The Beach G. 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