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Braulio Armado

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Margaret Atwood on What ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Means in the Age of Trump

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Margaret Atwood on What ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Means in the Age of Trump

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Yes, Your Sleep Schedule Is Making You Sick

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Yes, Your Sleep Schedule Is Making You Sick

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Time for Congress to Investigate Mr. Trump’s Ties to Russia

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Time for Congress to Investigate Mr. Trump’s Ties to Russia

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Klass Verplancke (illustration) and Arevik d’Or (animation)

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Nuclear War Doesn’t Seem So Funny After All

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Nuclear War Doesn’t Seem So Funny After All

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White Nationalism Is Destroying the West

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White Nationalism Is Destroying the West

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What Not to Eat! “The Case Against Sugar”

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What Not to Eat! “The Case Against Sugar”

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elements of humour in editorial illustrations work really well- eye grabbing, evoke a positive response

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potentially utilising pop culture referencing? this illustration reminds me SO MUCH of a shot from Brazil (1985)

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utilising abstract shapes to form a figure- eye catching

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Trashing the planet and hiding the money isn’t a perversion of capitalism. It is capitalism

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Trashing the planet and hiding the money isn’t a perversion of capitalism. It is capitalism

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new york times

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new york times

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again, comedic elements!! made in 2020 for the new york times

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i love this one so much it’s so effective

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eiko ojala- ALSO LOVE THIS

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more eiko ojala

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really interested in the way the text is obscured here- it’s not relevant in the face of the illustration, like the “vogue” logo, recognisable without all of it being visible

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erte 1933

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erte 1935

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erte 1929