by James Yang | Sep 15, 2015 | blog, editorial, projects
April Montgomery at Computerworld Magazine is one of my favorite art directors and we have worked together for many years. She is one of the more collaborative Art Directors I work for and the project often morphs into something bigger depending on how the sketches...
by James Yang | Sep 8, 2015 | blog, editorial, projects
Website Cover, Table of contents for Nautilus. The year 2050 for Nautilus. Printed Edition, Nautilus. Nautilus is a favorite client for many illustrators because of their fascinating long form stories and the excellent art direction from Len Small....
by James Yang | Aug 11, 2015 | blog, editorial, projects
Watching many of my friends create covers for The Journal of the Norwegian Medical Association has been inspiring with a little bit of envy. Art Director Emma Dalby has created an impressive collection of covers and selection of illustrators from around the world. The...
by James Yang | Apr 7, 2015 | blog, projects
This is part of a continuing series for Genetech’s site to help explain a variety of complex concepts. This series explains the issues researchers must consider when using tissue samples for research. Producer Nick Miller and the rest of the production team have...
by James Yang | Feb 17, 2015 | blog, books, projects
A pleasant surprise popped in the mail the other day. “The Urban Imperative” for which I had done the cover had finally been published after a few years. This book was produced by the World Bank and it was one of those unusual cases where the cover art has...
by James Yang | Nov 25, 2014 | blog, editorial, projects
Fred Norgaard called with an exciting but scary project: he needed 10 illustrations over the weekend for a special section of the New York Times about your money. He provided a color comp pulling images from my site. I love when designers do this because it does help...
