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January 2017 illustrations

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Vintage-style editorial collage featuring hot air balloons, winged figures, fairies in flowers, and a man with a telescope amid giant foliage.

2017-01-04

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration: Fantasy Collage

From Fact-Checking Won’t Save Us From Fake News by Brooke Borel

Three 19th-century satirical illustrations related to the Great Moon Hoax, showing Herschel at a telescope, a balloon coach to the moon, and fantastical lunar creatures.

2017-01-04

Great Moon Hoax Satirical Illustrations

From Fact-Checking Won’t Save Us From Fake News by Brooke Borel

Repeating pattern of an engraved portrait face with laurel wreath and number 1 shield emblems on a light green background, styled like currency imagery.

2017-01-09

Repeating Currency-Style Portrait and Number 1 Emblem Pattern

From Stop Saying Trump’s Win Had Nothing To Do With Economics by Ben Casselman

Editorial illustration showing a black-and-white dancing couple from La La Land overlaid on a pink and coral geometric background with the word 'chAt' in large white letters.

2017-01-09

FiveThirtyEight Chat Editorial Illustration

From How The Golden Globes Changed The Oscars Race

Editorial collage of a faceless basketball player wearing a cheese wedge hat on a grayscale court background with yellow triangle diagrams overlaid.

2017-01-11

Cheesehead Basketball Editorial Illustration

From Math Made Me A Packers Fan, And It’s Going Great by Blythe Terrell

Editorial illustration of a man in a suit at a desk nameplate reading Mr. Crapo, overlaid with red geometric shapes and blue stars on a cream background.

2017-01-11

Editorial Illustration with Political Figure, Stars and Geometric Shapes

From What We Learned (And Didn’t) About Jeff Sessions At His Confirmation Hearing by Carl Bialik

Editorial illustration with large white text reading ChAt over diagonal blue stripes containing excerpts from the Trump-Russia dossier on a red background.

2017-01-12

ChAt Editorial Illustration with Dossier Text

From Should Rumors Like The Trump Dossier Be News?

Black and white photo illustration of a man in a suit at a microphone, overlaid with bold red geometric shapes and a blue star on a cream background.

2017-01-12

Editorial illustration of Rex Tillerson with red and blue shapes

From What We Learned (And Didn’t) About Rex Tillerson At His Confirmation Hearing by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration of a woman in a blazer overlaid with bold red graphic stripes and blue stars on a cream background.

2017-01-18

Editorial Portrait Illustration with Stars and Stripes Graphics

From What We Learned (And Didn’t) About Betsy DeVos At Her Confirmation Hearing by Erin Einhorn, Sarah Darville

Stylized editorial graphic with large white text reading 'chAt' overlaid on a heat map of the Southern Hemisphere on a red background.

2017-01-18

chAt editorial illustration with global heat map

From 2016 Was The Hottest Year On Record

Editorial illustration of an older man in a suit with red brush stroke shapes and blue stars on a cream background, styled as a political portrait.

2017-01-18

Editorial Portrait with Red and Blue Graphic Elements

From What We Learned (And Didn’t) About Wilbur Ross At His Confirmation Hearing by Ben Casselman

A simple horizontal orange-red brushstroke line used as a decorative divider element.

2017-01-19

Decorative Divider Line

From The Real Story Of 2016 by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a man in a suit with arms crossed, set against a cream background with red stripes and blue stars suggesting an American flag motif.

2017-01-19

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Portrait Illustration with American Flag Motif

From What We Learned (And Didn’t) About Scott Pruitt At His Confirmation Hearing by Maggie Koerth

Colorized engraving-style portrait of a man in 18th-century attire with powdered wig, likely a Founding Father such as John Adams.

2017-01-19

Historical Portrait Illustration of 18th-Century Figure

From The Long, Storied History Of Inauguration Day Weather by Christine Laskowski, Harry Enten

Editorial illustration of Barack Obama depicted in the style of Napoleon Crossing the Alps, riding a rearing white horse with a golden cape against a mountain backdrop.

2017-01-19

Obama as Napoleon Crossing the Alps – Editorial Illustration

From Barack Obama Won The White House, But Democrats Lost The Country by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration depicting Barack Obama in the pose of Napoleon crossing the Alps, riding a rearing white horse with a golden cape against a mountain backdrop.

2017-01-19

Obama as Napoleon Crossing the Alps – Editorial Illustration

From Barack Obama Won The White House, But Democrats Lost The Country by Clare Malone

Editorial collage graphic with the word LIVE on an orange background, featuring a figure with arms raised and a blue-tinted US Capitol building with an American flag.

2017-01-20

LIVE – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Collage Graphic

From What Went Down At Donald Trump’s Inauguration

A soccer ball balanced on a Nike Tiempo cleat held aloft against a colorful geometric hexagon pattern background.

2017-01-20

Soccer Ball on Cleat with Colorful Hexagon Background

From Who’s Likely To Win The Five Big European Soccer Leagues by Reuben Fischer-Baum

Editorial collage illustration of a woman in a white coat standing on a sidewalk in front of a suburban fence and house against a teal background.

2017-01-21

Suburban Neighborhood Editorial Collage Illustration

From How Unconscious Sexism Could Help Explain Trump’s Win by Carl Bialik

Editorial illustration showing large bold text reading ELECTORAL COLLEGE with a red brushstroke accent, accompanying a FiveThirtyEight article about Clinton's election chances.

2017-01-23

Electoral College Editorial Illustration

From The Electoral College Blind Spot by Nate Silver

Large bold text reading BLUE WALL with two letter I shapes above it, accompanied by a blue ink blot illustration, from a FiveThirtyEight election article.

2017-01-23

Blue Wall — FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From It Wasn’t Clinton’s Election To Lose by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration showing large Roman numeral II with the word DECIDED struck through, accompanying FiveThirtyEight election analysis text about Clinton and Trump polling.

2017-01-23

II Decided — FiveThirtyEight Election Editorial Illustration

From The Invisible Undecided Voter by Nate Silver

Illustrated puppet or animated character with red hair and wide eyes, appearing to be from an animated film or editorial art.

2017-01-24

Animated Character Illustration

From Who’s On Track To Win The 2017 Oscars by Walt Hickey, Gus Wezerek

Illustrated portrait of a person with curly brown hair against a light background.

2017-01-24

Editorial Portrait Illustration

From Who’s On Track To Win The 2017 Oscars by Walt Hickey, Gus Wezerek

Animated rabbit character Judy Hopps from the Disney film Zootopia, dressed in a police uniform, in a running pose.

2017-01-24

Judy Hopps from Zootopia

From Who’s On Track To Win The 2017 Oscars by Walt Hickey, Gus Wezerek

Animated rabbit police officer character from the movie Zootopia, wearing a blue uniform and badge, standing in front of a vehicle.

2017-01-24

Zootopia Judy Hopps Character Illustration

From Who’s On Track To Win The 2017 Oscars by Walt Hickey, Gus Wezerek

Animated character Judy Hopps from the movie Zootopia, a rabbit police officer in uniform holding a device.

2017-01-24

Zootopia – Judy Hopps Illustration

From Who’s On Track To Win The 2017 Oscars by Walt Hickey, Gus Wezerek

Editorial illustration with an orange background featuring scattered blue letters spelling Oscars and circular cutout photos of two actors.

2017-01-24

Oscars Editorial Illustration

From The Biggest Oscar Snubs And Surprises by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration showing Donald Trump with a raised fist against a red and black background with large text reading ChAt+

2017-01-25

ChAt+ Editorial Illustration Featuring Trump

From Chat: How’s Our Democracy Doing?

Black-and-white photo of a man in a suit with glasses overlaid on a cream background with red stripes and blue stars evoking an American flag motif.

2017-01-25

Editorial portrait with American flag graphic elements

From What We Learned (And Didn’t) About Tom Price At His Confirmation Hearings by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial illustration showing two NBA players — Washington Wizards number 22 and Dallas Mavericks number 8 — repeated in a fanned-out collage effect on a dark purple background.

2017-01-25

NBA Players Collage Illustration — Washington 22 and Dallas 8

From As Deron Williams And Otto Porter Go, So Do Their Teams by Chris Herring

Editorial layout graphic showing large Roman numeral IV with decorative red brushstroke and section heading ON THE GROUND from a FiveThirtyEight article about Clinton's 70% election chances.

2017-01-25

ON THE GROUND — FiveThirtyEight Editorial Section Illustration

From Ohio Was A Bellwether After All by Nate Silver

Editorial comic-style illustration of a person holding a camera under dark stormy clouds with a caption reading something weird is happening, I want to make sure I document it.

2017-01-26

"Something Weird Is Happening" Editorial Illustration

From How A Deadly Heat Wave Led To Disastrous Floods 2,000 Miles Away by Kendra Pierre-Louis

Editorial illustration showing destroyed buildings and a damaged vehicle scattered across a barren landscape with mountains in the background, depicting earthquake or war devastation.

2017-01-26

Illustration of Destroyed Buildings in a Mountain Landscape

From How A Deadly Heat Wave Led To Disastrous Floods 2,000 Miles Away by Kendra Pierre-Louis

Hand-lettered editorial text in bordered boxes reading: In 2010, the rains turned the storm season into a thing to be feared.

2017-01-26

In 2010, The Rains Turned The Storm Season Into A Thing To Be Feared

From How A Deadly Heat Wave Led To Disastrous Floods 2,000 Miles Away by Kendra Pierre-Louis

Two-panel comic illustration showing a mountain village on the morning of August 5, 2010 under clear skies, then dark storm clouds rolling in around 6:30 p.m.

2017-01-26

Morning of August 5, 2010 — Comic Illustration

From How A Deadly Heat Wave Led To Disastrous Floods 2,000 Miles Away by Kendra Pierre-Louis

Hand-lettered editorial illustration with two text boxes reading a quote about streams overrunning banks and houses sheared from foundations.

2017-01-26

Streams Overran Their Banks — Hand-Lettered Quote Illustration

From How A Deadly Heat Wave Led To Disastrous Floods 2,000 Miles Away by Kendra Pierre-Louis

Large bold letter V above the words EARLY VOTE with surrounding article text about Clinton's election forecast probabilities.

2017-01-26

Early Vote – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Why Early Voting Was Overhyped by Nate Silver

Red editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's Trumpbeat series showing a figure with arms raised against a star shape with the word TRUMPBEAT in large white letters.

2017-01-27

Trumpbeat — FiveThirtyEight Series Art

From TrumpBeat: There Is No Pivot by Anna Maria Barry-Jester, Ben Casselman, Maggie Koerth

Oscars editorial illustration with green letters spelling OSCARS on a pink background, featuring circular photos of a person and the animated character Judy Hopps from Zootopia.

2017-01-27

Oscars Editorial Illustration with Zootopia Character

From This Is A Huge Weekend For The Oscars Race by Walt Hickey

Illustration of a pink Delete keyboard key on a red background, used as editorial art.

2017-01-30

Delete Key Editorial Illustration

From What It Takes To Truly Delete Data by Mimi Onuoha

Editorial illustration with an orange background featuring large pink letters spelling Oscars and circular photo cutouts of two actors.

2017-01-30

Oscars Editorial Illustration

From The Oscars Race Just Got A Whole Lot More Interesting by Walt Hickey

Black and white photo of a smiling man wearing a New York cap overlaid on a blue I Love NY pattern background with red hearts.

2017-01-30

I Love NY Editorial Illustration

From The NBA Has A New Generation Of Hometown Heroes by Chris Herring