Illustrator Jamie Wolcott discusses the fine points of creating a gig poster for Harris' NYC stop on a tour promoting her latest release.

Long before it became the brand of a search engine, the creature whose uttered cry gave it a name haunted Kentuckians. Daniel Boone told tales of "killing a ten-foot, hairy giant he called a Yahoo," says John Mack Faragher in a 1992 biography of Boone.

Typeface designer Mark Simonson created 'Felt Tip Woman' based on the handwriting of graphic designer Patricia Thompson. Here's how that font got its quirky name.

Harris discusses his work in this year’s Academy of Art Spring Show. The interview will air in the coming weeks and will feature Eli’s award-winning sketchbook work.

Everyone should have somewhere to live. Doug Ross illustrates 10 posters for Habitat for Humanity of Canada.

Central Appalachia's coalfields were home to thousands of Jews between the 1880s and 1950s. Dr. Deborah Weiner, research historian and family history coordinator at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, tells their story meticulously and movingly.

"In all art, I value the personal work; I don't like one concrete genre or stereotype."

This year, the SI celebrates its 50th year of exhibiting the best that illustration has to offer.

Some images make you laugh and say, “Whoa” at the same time. Brian Stauffer’s half page illustration of “The Terrible Toll of Art Anxiety” on the front of the NY Times Home section today certainly qualifies!