Pepper Tharp's been hard at work illustrating both cover and inside illustrations for Rodale Press' new book "Yoga Body Diet," by Kristen Schultz Dollard and John Douillard, due out April 13. (more)

When Paul Mirocha first got the client's sketch for this piece from Bioneers Collaborative Initiative, a group of pragmatic visionary planners, for the cover of their report, "Dreaming New Mexico," he hesitated to take it on for a few days. (more)

Court artist Janet Hamlin sketched suspected terrorist Colleen LaRose for the Associated Press yesterday in Philadelphia. LaRose, who dubbed herself "Jihad Jane" online, appeared before U.S. Magistrate Lynne A. Sitarski at the U.S. Courthouse there. LaRose pleaded not guilty to a four-count indictment charging her in an overseas terrorist plot. (more)

Benjamin Rivers' five-page comic for Feathertale Review, Issue 5 is a bit less humourous than most of the publication's contributions — in fact, it's downright dark. The Battle of the Sexes rages into the new century. (more)

Pete Ryan created this piece for The New Republic for an article on education reform and national standards. “I really liked the final idea; I wanted to focus on reform being a time of rebirth, growth, and opportunity.” (more)

Tim Foley’s been doing a lot of game/toy work over the past month. The samples below are for a series of Aquatic Blocks for a wooden toy manufacturer. (more)

Most artists enjoy working in variety of media; Jennifer Thermes includes the Earth itself in her paintbox. Below is a garden map that she created in January for the current issue of Woman's Day Gardening and Deck Design. (more)

Dave Stevenson illustrated the label for the 30th anniversary of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. All work was done by hand, including the lettering. (more)

Rob McClurkan created this art for a kids’ magazines joke page…Q: Why did the boy think the moon was poor? (more)

Josh Holinaty was recently asked to whip up a poster for the Improv Boys' upcoming Canadian tour. (more)