Wall Street Journal Illustrations

Specializing in pen and ink watercolor stipple line art website features over 100 hedcut portraits created for the wall street journal.

Wall street journal illustrations.

290 new market road tryon nc 28782. They use the stipple method of many small dots and the hatching method of small lines to create an image and are designed to emulate the look of woodcuts from old style newspapers and engravings on certificates and currency. I collaborated with the wall street journal to create some editorial illustrations for a print and online article about vacation homes are helping families separate during coronavirus. A short history of wall street journal hedcuts for decades staff artists have hand drawn the iconic portraits that accompany our journalism.

Exceptional black and white stipple illustrations and color acrylic paintings. The wall street journal is offering members a chance to upload their photos to our hedcut generating tool which uses artificial intelligence to replicate the hand drawn images that have. The great american road trip for the wall street journal. Various illustrations for the wall street journal.

The term hedcut comes from a newsroom abbreviation for headline cut. From 1999 through 2015 i was a regular contributor to the wall street journal including illustrating a weekly feature called aches claims from 2002 2011. Nancy januzzi nyc illustrator. Wall street journal illustrations.

Portfolio of acclaimed wall street journal hedcut illustrator and portrait artist randy glass. Hedcuts are hand drawn pen and ink illustrations developed by the staff artists at the wall street journal. Here s a behind the scenes look at their process. Below are a representative sampling of illustrations that have appeared in this newspaper.

Studio fax 609 965 4795 email protected email protected. A study suggests that slouching may be children s natural thinking position as it frees the brain of one less thing to concentrate on when problem solving. Hedcut is a term referring to a style of drawing associated with the wall street journal half column portrait illustrations.