Pete Ryan’s cover for Miami New Times, illustrates a brutal story about police set-ups: essentially, cops secure a house, lure criminals to break in, and then shoot them all once they're inside. (more)

Goni Montes illustrated mermaids for a fantasy short story on tor.com called, “Legacy Lost.” (more)

Daniel Guidera’s space-age illustration appears in the latest issue of Sky & Telescope magazine, accompanying a column, "An Open Letter to the Year 2117". (more)

Jon Reinfurt’s recent work for Skidmore College’s Scope Magazine, takes a creative look at the theme of “success”. Since everyone has there own definition of what it means to “succeed” and they all use different means in which to achieve it, Jon’s ideas flowed freely. (more)

Vlad Alvarez created this image for American Lawyer Magazine, illustrating an article debating whether law firms should nurture in-house talent or outsource new recruits. (more)

Melinda Beck grabs attention with this section header for the Wall Street Journal, illustrating the risks in the current bond market. (more)

Asaf Hanuka’s first two years of his autobiographical comic, “The Realist” are now collected in a book from French publisher Steinkis. “The title means ‘Knocked out in Tel Aviv’" explains Asaf. “In French, K.O. sounds also like Chaos which suits well the story of my life…” (more)

Malin Rosenqvist created this illustration for the Swedish magazine Tiden to accompany an article on the various May 1st demonstrations and protests. (more)

Peter Arkle illustrates the myriad rules and conventions about when to use and not to use commas for the New York Times Opinionator column. (more)

Edward Kinsella and Tyler Jacobson were awarded Gold Medals from Spectrum 18, the best source for sci-fi and fantasy art, this week at Spectrum Live in Kansas City! (more)