Illustrators
01.09.13
Brian Stauffer Illustrations
Illustrator Brian Stauffer has been on a tear the past couple years, creating a brilliant body of work for publications as diverse as Worth, The New Yorker, the Huffington app, and countless altweeklies, as well as doing some knockout posters along the way. His cover illustrations for altweeklies from Kansas City to San Francisco have been powerful, pointed, and provocative, while at the same time he has created delicate and elegant covers for Worth. And like a great blues guitarist, Brian keeps getting better and better, adding new shadings and nuances to his work, as with this classic, painterly swan poster illustration for the University of Baltimore. We've got a dozen more wonderful Brian Stauffer illustrations on the turn page, and you can see many more at his website.(Above): Poster for University of Baltimore, February 2012, art director: Gabrielle Boam
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"9/11 Everyday," Boston Globe Magazine, September 11, 2011. Art director: Josue Evilla.
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"Anti-Gay Therapy," The American Prospect, April 20, 2012. Art director: Mary Parsons.
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"Border Cartel Battles," Phoenix New Times, May 30, 2010. Art director: Peter Storch.
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Worth, February 2012. Art directors; Dean Sebring and Michael Shavalier.
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"Gay Immigration," SF Weekly, July 10, 2010. Art director: Andrew J. Nilsen.
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Huffington., August 2012. Art directors: Josh Klenert and Greg Grabowy.
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"Welcome Home Parade," Seattle Weekly, September 22, 2011. Art director: Boo Davis.
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Savannah Music Festival Poster, November 2012. Art director: Ty Cumbie.
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"In Her Business," Kansas City Pitch, June 16, 2012. Art director: Ashford Stamper.
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The Barber of Seville, Vancouver Opera poster, 2011. Art directors: Doug Tuck and Annie Mack.
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"Wandering with Alzheimers," Vancouver Magazine, May 2012. Art director: Randy Watson.
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Worth, June 2012. Art directors: Dean Sebring and Michael Shavalier.
