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We recently spoke with Dawn DiCarlo about a photoshoot she did for the sportswear company NUX back in October. This job took place at Beachwood Studio, located in the heart of Hollywood’s photo district. Dawn had worked on two projects with the ...

We recently interviewed Scott Giannini regarding his automotive work for Allstate Insurance. Here's the story behind his project: Client: Allstate Insurance Project: 2012 Ad Campaign Agency: Leo Burnett Art Direction: Mikal Pittman Producer: Donna Vari...

We're excited to share the story behind Benoit Pailley's personal project, "Monolith", a series that we at Dripbook found powerful in its solitude. Benoit is a photographer that lives and works in New York and Paris. He is inspired by contemporary art ...

1) When and where was this body of work created? It was created in Los Angeles California. It wasn’t shot for a specific client. I originally shot some watches with the hands for my commercial portfolio. I had been feeling drained by the comm...

Check out our latest interview with illustrator Igor Karash regarding his illustrations for The Legend of the Flying Dutchman book! 1) When and where was this body of work created? Who was the client (if anybody)? This body of work is a set of digital...

The following post was written by Prop Stylist, Katie Moroney. Enjoy! This body of work was created last July in Studio. The Client was Endless Summer Hydrangeas. These images were used for billboards, the company's website, an ad campaign, and s...

The following story and images are by the Chicago-based photographer Andy Goodwin, regarding his "Charreada" personal work series. Enjoy! This was a personal project I started a couple of years ago. All of the images were taken in the Chicagoland area ...

We recently interviewed illustrator, viking, and root beer enthusiast Ingvard the Terrible, about some of his recent work exploring lesser-known black historical figures. Here's what he had to say: While many people learn about prominent African ...

The current state of US politics can feel almost humorous, yet very serious at the same time. To provide some relief from the verbal debates and squabbles, we thought we would share artwork from a Greek Illustrator named Costis Papatheodorou whose...