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Five colorful human body figures in red, yellow, blue, green, and orange standing against a grid background, overlapping each other.

2018-01-02

Five Colored Human Figures on Grid

From Most Personality Quizzes Are Junk Science. I Found One That Isn’t. by Maggie Koerth

Five colorful human body figures in red, yellow, blue, green, and orange standing against a grid background, illustrated in a retro halftone style.

2018-01-02

Five Colored Human Figures on Grid Background

From Most Personality Quizzes Are Junk Science. I Found One That Isn’t. by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of a man's face with a speech bubble on an orange background reading 'Wow — that would be a disaster.'

2018-01-03

Wow — that would be a disaster.

From Everyone, Make Three Political Predictions For 2018

Editorial illustration of a tattooed yellow hand holding a red bottle with a cobra label against a grid background.

2018-01-03

Hand Holding Snake Oil Bottle Illustration

From Tom Brady Is Drowning In His Own Pseudoscience by Christie Aschwanden

Editorial illustration of a Bigfoot or sasquatch figure standing on the stage of a blue microscope, rendered in a halftone grid style.

2018-01-04

Bigfoot Under the Microscope – FiveThirtyEight Illustration

From Why Aren’t My Vitamin D Supplements Raising My Vitamin D Levels? by Christine Laskowski

Editorial illustration of a tattooed yellow hand holding a red bottle with a snake label, set against a grid background.

2018-01-04

Hand Holding Snake Oil Bottle Illustration

From Why Aren’t My Vitamin D Supplements Raising My Vitamin D Levels? by Christine Laskowski

Editorial illustration of a yellow face with open top and a meditating figure seated on it, surrounded by clouds, a cube, and a sphere on a grid background.

2018-01-04

Meditation and the Mind Editorial Illustration

From Why Aren’t My Vitamin D Supplements Raising My Vitamin D Levels? by Christine Laskowski

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of the Golden Gate Bridge overlaid with abstract data-visualization pattern motifs including grids, dots, and contour lines.

2018-01-04

Golden Gate Bridge Editorial Illustration with Data Pattern Overlay

From Even A Gerrymandering Ban Can’t Keep Politicians From Trying To Shape Their Districts by Galen Druke

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man in a suit speaking at a podium with microphones, pointing upward, set against a grid-paper background.

2018-01-05

Editorial Illustration: Figure at Podium on Grid Background

From Voters Used To See Moderation In Trump. Not Anymore. by Harry Enten

Editorial illustration of a Bigfoot or Sasquatch figure standing on the stage of a blue microscope, depicted on a grid background.

2018-01-08

Bigfoot Under the Microscope – Editorial Illustration

From The Wellness Habits We Love Too Much To Investigate

Editorial illustration of a cartoon man with glasses and a speech bubble on an orange background saying I'm anti-anti-Oprah.

2018-01-09

I'm anti-anti-Oprah — FiveThirtyEight illustration

From Oprah 2020?

Blue-tinted vintage photo of a woman operating an IBM mainframe computer, overlaid with decorative blue geometric and topographic line patterns.

2018-01-11

Vintage IBM Mainframe Operator Editorial Illustration

From It’s Probably Not Possible To End Gerrymandering by Galen Druke

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man looking through binoculars against a grid paper background, used as decorative article art.

2018-01-12

Man with Binoculars on Grid Background

From Americans Don’t Trust Trump On North Korea by Harry Enten

Editorial illustration of the state of Kentucky filled with pills, capsules, and red dots, representing the opioid crisis.

2018-01-17

Kentucky Opioid Crisis Illustration

From There Is More Than One Opioid Crisis by Kathryn Casteel

Editorial illustration on an orange background showing a sketched face with a speech bubble reading 'I found 2017 totally odd.'

2018-01-17

I Found 2017 Totally Odd

From What Was Most Surprising About Trump’s First Year?

A blue-tinted cupcake with a number 1 candle on top, set against a grid paper background, used as editorial illustration.

2018-01-19

First Birthday Cupcake Editorial Illustration

From How Trump Ranks In Popularity vs. Past Presidents by Harry Enten

Civil War-era political cartoon showing Lincoln, McClellan, and Jefferson Davis tearing apart a Map of the United States, published by Currier and Ives.

2018-01-19

The True Issue or "Thats Whats the Matter" – Currier & Ives cartoon

From Politics Is More Partisan Now, But It’s Not More Divisive by Julia Azari

Editorial illustration on an orange background showing a line-drawn woman with a speech bubble reading 'Therein lies the tension.'

2018-01-22

Therein Lies the Tension – FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration

From What Does The Shutdown Mean For Democrats And Immigration?

Editorial illustration showing a faceless Houston Astros player in uniform shaking hands with a suited man, with a grid pattern obscuring the player's face.

2018-01-22

Faceless Astros Player Shaking Hands – Editorial Illustration

From This MLB Offseason Has Been Eerily Quiet by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration featuring three orange-tinted garden gnome figurines arranged against a background of abstract orange line patterns, grids, and topographic shapes.

2018-01-23

Garden Gnomes Editorial Illustration

From Is Gerrymandering My Fault? by Christine Laskowski, Galen Druke

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man leaning in to examine a map of Proposed Congressional Districts on an easel, with abstract line art in the background.

2018-01-23

Man Examining Proposed Congressional Districts Map

From Is Gerrymandering My Fault? by Christine Laskowski, Galen Druke

Editorial illustration showing the original Gerry-mander salamander map with Massachusetts town names, alongside a hand holding a pencil, on a background of grid and topographic lines.

2018-01-23

The Original Gerrymander Salamander Illustration

From Is Gerrymandering My Fault? by Christine Laskowski, Galen Druke

Decorative collage illustration of the United States map filled with overlapping pink and gray patterned textures including grids, topographic lines, and dots.

2018-01-23

USA Map Collage Illustration with Pink Patterns

From Is Gerrymandering My Fault? by Christine Laskowski, Galen Druke

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'The Hottest Club in the Democratic Party is Democratic Socialism' on an orange background.

2018-01-24

The Hottest Club in the Democratic Party is Democratic Socialism

From Is The Democratic Party Becoming More Like The GOP?

Yellow silhouettes of five mystery cartoon or fictional characters with question marks on a blue-green gradient background.

2018-01-24

Mystery Character Silhouettes with Question Marks

From What We Learned While Trying To Find A New Bechdel Test by Tony Chow

Six gold Oscar statuettes arranged on a dark glittery background, used as editorial illustration for an Oscars-related article on FiveThirtyEight.

2018-01-24

Oscar Statuettes Editorial Illustration

From What We Learned While Trying To Find A New Bechdel Test by Tony Chow

Flat illustration showing all the individual armor pieces, weapon, and accessories that make up a Star Wars Stormtrooper costume laid out in a knolling style.

2018-01-24

Stormtrooper Costume Parts Breakdown Illustration

From What We Learned While Trying To Find A New Bechdel Test by Tony Chow

Editorial collage of a Montreal Expos baseball player's portrait overlaid on a panoramic view of a baseball stadium against a teal background.

2018-01-24

Montreal Expos Player and Stadium Collage

From Vladimir Guerrero’s Best Games Were In Montreal — And No One Saw Them by Neil Paine

Orange-tinted editorial illustration of a person's legs in boots walking, overlaid on abstract map contour lines and grid patterns.

2018-01-24

Walking Boots Editorial Illustration

From Why Do Gerrymandered Districts Look So Weird? by Christine Laskowski, Galen Druke

Editorial illustration showing three people with paint rollers painting away a collage of data visualization patterns including grids, topographic lines, and maps in pink tones.

2018-01-25

People Painting Away Data Visualizations – Editorial Illustration

From We Drew 2,568 Congressional Districts By Hand. Here’s How. by Aaron Bycoffe, Ella Koeze, David Wasserman, Nate Silver

Teal-tinted editorial illustration of a balance scale against a decorative background of grid lines, dots, and topographic patterns.

2018-01-25

Balance Scale Editorial Illustration

From Hating Gerrymandering Is Easy. Fixing It Is Harder. by David Wasserman

Teal-tinted vintage photo of a man and woman playing chess, overlaid with decorative grid and topographic line patterns as editorial art.

2018-01-26

Editorial Illustration: Two People Playing Chess

From Ending Gerrymandering Won’t Fix What Ails America by Harry Enten

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man in a suit pointing with both index fingers, set against a grid paper background.

2018-01-26

Editorial Illustration: Pointing Figure on Grid Background

From The Media Is Misreading How The Shutdown Blame Game Shook Out by Harry Enten

Editorial illustration of a faceless figure at a podium with colorful lines and reaction words like WHOOT, LOVE, BLAH, and BOO scattered around.

2018-01-30

Faceless Speaker at Podium with Crowd Reactions Illustration

From Why We Hate The State Of The Union. And A Rebuttal. by Perry Bacon Jr, Julia Azari

Editorial illustration showing a large blue-tinted figure of Donald Trump striding and pointing, alongside a small standing figure, overlaid on an orange zigzag line chart background.

2018-01-30

Trump vs. Opponent Editorial Illustration with Chart Background

From We Measured Trump’s First Year According To His Own Goals. Here’s What We Found. by Andrea Jones-Rooy, Rachael Dottle

Editorial illustration showing a black-and-white figure of Donald Trump seen from behind against a purple background with red diagonal lines and the word LIVE.

2018-01-31

Live Coverage Editorial Illustration – Trump

From What Went Down In Trump’s First State Of The Union

Decorative editorial illustration with LEGO-brick-style lettering reading Science Question From A Toddler on yellow and orange backgrounds with science icons.

2018-02-01

Science Question From A Toddler – Editorial Illustration

From How Much Sugar Would It Take To Get A Rocket To The Moon? by Maggie Koerth

Orange editorial illustration of a cartoon man with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'The abnormal is actually normal.'

2018-02-01

The Abnormal Is Actually Normal — FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration

From What Happened To The Democratic Wave?

Blue-tinted photo illustration of the Texas state flag and US flag flying together against a grid-patterned background.

2018-02-02

Texas and US Flags Editorial Illustration

From Texas Dislikes Trump, But That Doesn’t Mean It Will Go Blue In 2018 by Harry Enten

Editorial collage showing Philadelphia Eagles quarterback number 9 surrounded by floating dog heads on a gray background.

2018-02-02

Nick Foles and Dogs Collage Illustration

From Why Almost No Lead Feels Safe Against Tom Brady by Tony Chow, Neil Paine

Editorial collage featuring Philadelphia sports athletes including an Eagles wide receiver number 81, a Sixers player number 3, a Flyers hockey player, and a baseball pitcher against a grid background.

2018-02-02

Philadelphia Sports Losers Editorial Collage

From No City Needs A Championship As Badly As Philadelphia by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration showing Eagles quarterback Nick Foles (number 9) and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (number 12) on a teal background with geometric shapes.

2018-02-04

Foles vs. Brady Super Bowl Illustration

From What Went Down In Super Bowl LII

Editorial graphic showing a Cleveland Cavaliers basketball player holding a Spalding ball next to a speech bubble asking Are you ready to get trolled?

2018-02-06

Are You Ready To Get Trolled? — LeBron James Editorial Graphic

From Screw It — Let’s Debate Some Hypothetical LeBron Trades

Editorial illustration of a cartoon man with glasses and a speech bubble reading Slack Chats for Dummies on an orange background.

2018-02-07

"Slack Chats for Dummies" Editorial Illustration

From Who Should Be More Freaked Out About The Economy — Trump Or The Democrats?

Editorial photo collage showing two images of Jeff Sessions, one at a congressional hearing with a nameplate reading MR. SESSIONS and one in black and white.

2018-02-07

Jeff Sessions Editorial Collage

From Jeff Sessions Is Trying To Take Criminal Justice Back To The 1990s by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Collection of black pictogram icons depicting various Winter Olympics sports including skiing, bobsled, curling, hockey, and figure skating with colorful accent lines.

2018-02-09

Winter Olympics Sports Pictograms

From Which Winter Olympic Sport Is Best For You? by Gus Wezerek

Colorful pictogram-style stick figures depicting various Winter Olympics sports including bobsled, skiing, skating, curling, and hockey.

2018-02-09

Winter Olympics Sports Pictograms Illustration

From Which Winter Olympic Sport Is Best For You? by Gus Wezerek

A pink candy heart with the phrase AUDIENCE COSTS stamped on it, styled like a Valentine's Day conversation heart candy.

2018-02-14

Audience Costs Candy Heart

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

Grid of candy hearts in blue, pink, and white arranged in rows on a white background, resembling a decorative Valentine's Day pattern.

2018-02-14

Candy Hearts Grid Illustration

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

A blue candy conversation heart with the text COSTLY SIGNALS printed on it, used as editorial illustration.

2018-02-14

Costly Signals Candy Heart Illustration

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

A pink candy heart with the words FOCAL POINTS stamped on it, styled like a Valentine's Day conversation heart candy.

2018-02-14

Focal Points Candy Heart Illustration

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

A pink candy heart with the phrase ISSUE LINKAGE stamped on it, styled like a Valentine's Day conversation heart candy.

2018-02-14

Issue Linkage Candy Heart

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

A white candy heart with the phrase NO BLUFFING printed on it in gray text, styled like a Valentine's Day conversation heart.

2018-02-14

No Bluffing Candy Heart Illustration

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

Illustration of a white candy heart stamped with the phrase TIT-FOR-TAT, styled like a Valentine's Day conversation heart.

2018-02-14

Tit-For-Tat Candy Heart Illustration

From Tips To Improve Your Relationship, Courtesy Of International Relations by Andrea Jones-Rooy

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of Donald Trump in a suit clapping, set against a cream background with a blue grid pattern.

2018-02-16

Donald Trump Editorial Illustration

From Republicans Are Coming Home To Trump by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Simple line drawing resembling a cartoon face or abstract figure with two dot eyes, drawn in dark blue on white background.

2018-02-16

Abstract Line Drawing with Two Dots

From Who Will Survive The Dodgeball Duel? by Oliver Roeder

Editorial illustration of an Oscar statuette on a dark background with purple outline and grid circle design elements.

2018-02-20

Oscar Statuette Editorial Illustration

From Oscars 2018: Here Are Our Final Predictions by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration of a drawn woman with a speech bubble on orange background quoting: I'm not sure I'm on a team. I'm agnostic.

2018-02-21

"I'm not sure I'm on a team. I'm agnostic." — Quote Illustration

From Does America Want A Third Party? (Or Is It Just David Brooks?)

Editorial illustration of blue rubber gloves holding a metal disc stamped with Made In USA on a yellow background.

2018-02-21

Made In USA — Editorial Illustration

From It’s One Thing For Trump To Like Uranium. It’s Another For Him To Save It. by Maggie Koerth

Editorial collage featuring Kim Jong Un waving, with grayscale images of civilians standing before a grid and military officers applauding.

2018-02-23

Kim Jong Un Editorial Collage

From Even Dictators Like Kim Jong Un Need To Keep Some People Happy by Andrea Jones-Rooy, Ilene Prusher

Stylized blue-tinted editorial illustration of Joe Biden pointing with one finger against a yellow grid background.

2018-02-23

Joe Biden Editorial Illustration

From How Happy Should Joe Biden Be About His Lead In 2020 Democratic Primary Polls? by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Black and white photo of a mustachioed man in a plaid suit tipping his hat, set against a black background with colorful blue, yellow, and green brushstroke swirls.

2018-02-23

Editorial illustration of man in plaid suit with colorful swirls

From Behold The Most Prestigious Prize In Hollywood: The John C. Reilly Award by Walt Hickey

Black and white collage of four performers singing with microphones against a black background with colorful painted brush strokes.

2018-02-27

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration of Performers

From What’s The Worst Best Original Song In Oscar History? by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration on orange background showing a drawn face with a speech bubble containing the text Poli-sci rant!!! Go!

2018-02-28

Poli-sci rant!!! Go! — FiveThirtyEight editorial illustration

From Should The GOP Move To The Middle To Keep The House?

Three Oscar statuettes on a black background surrounded by colorful painted brushstroke confetti in yellow, green, blue, and pink.

2018-03-01

Oscar Statuettes with Colorful Confetti Illustration

From The People Who Ran The Oscars Were Almost Exclusively Men For Decades. That’s Changing. by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration of road signs showing North and South directional signs, North Dakota Route 14, and Florida A1A highway signs with arrow signs below.

2018-03-02

North/South Road Signs Illustration

From The State Of Senate Democrats In Trumpland Is … by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration showing a Brooklyn Nets player number 9 standing next to a close-up of an NBA referee blowing a whistle, on an orange background.

2018-03-02

Brooklyn Nets Player and NBA Referee Illustration

From Which NBA Team Is Wronged By The Refs The Most? by Chris Herring, Neil Paine

An Oscar statuette on a black background surrounded by colorful painted brush strokes in green, pink, blue, and yellow.

2018-03-05

Oscar Statuette with Colorful Confetti Illustration

From How Our Oscar Predictions Did by Walt Hickey

Abstract vertical color stripes in green, dark brown, white, orange, and pink on a textured fabric-like background.

2018-03-06

Abstract Vertical Color Stripes Illustration

From People Are Paying Thousands Of Dollars To Own Pictures Of Pepe The Frog by Oliver Roeder

A parody trading card featuring Pepe the Frog wearing sunglasses, titled Dank Pepe, with mock stats and a rareness score of 76.

2018-03-06

Dank Pepe Parody Trading Card

From People Are Paying Thousands Of Dollars To Own Pictures Of Pepe The Frog by Oliver Roeder

Colorful comic-style illustration of a green-skinned figure with blonde hair and pink sunglasses being drawn by a large blue hand holding a red pencil, set against a dark space background with green slime dripping from above.

2018-03-06

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration: Green Figure Being Drawn

From People Are Paying Thousands Of Dollars To Own Pictures Of Pepe The Frog by Oliver Roeder

A parody Magic: The Gathering card featuring the Pepe the Frog meme as Jesus, listing abilities like multiplying fish and bread and converting water into wine.

2018-03-06

JesusPepe Parody Trading Card

From People Are Paying Thousands Of Dollars To Own Pictures Of Pepe The Frog by Oliver Roeder

Black and white photo of a hand holding a striped popcorn box surrounded by colorful painted brush strokes on a black background.

2018-03-06

Popcorn Editorial Illustration

From What If Online Movie Ratings Weren’t Based Almost Entirely On What Men Think? by Walt Hickey

Editorial illustration showing a curling ballot or paper page with the words Special Elections and Republican partially visible, used as decorative article art.

2018-03-06

Special Elections Ballot Page-Turn Illustration

From The States Where Democrats Are Overperforming Most — And Least — In Special Elections by Nathaniel Rakich

Orange editorial illustration of a sketched woman's face with a speech bubble saying Whoops!

2018-03-07

Whoops! Editorial Illustration

From Why Do Americans Hate The Media?

Editorial illustration showing four political figures in grayscale with colored accents arranged around an American flag.

2018-03-08

Trump Administration Figures Editorial Illustration

From Which Power Centers In The Trump Administration Still Have Power? by Perry Bacon Jr

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of two political figures standing back to back on a grid background, appearing to be Trump and Pelosi.

2018-03-09

Trump and Pelosi Editorial Illustration

From How The Pennsylvania Special Election Could Matter To Trump And Pelosi by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

A hand holds an orange basketball whose seam lines are styled to resemble an NCAA March Madness tournament bracket, on a blue background.

2018-03-12

Basketball with March Madness Bracket Seams Illustration

From How Our March Madness Predictions Work by Jay Boice, Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of three college basketball players in Purdue number 31, West Virginia number 2, and Wichita State Shockers number 11 uniforms.

2018-03-12

College Basketball Players - Purdue, West Virginia, Wichita State

From How To Build A Bracket For This Wide-Open NCAA Tournament by Neil Paine

Three college basketball players in Auburn, Michigan State Spartans, and Oklahoma uniforms posed against a white background in a stylized editorial illustration.

2018-03-12

College Basketball Players Editorial Illustration

From How To Build A Bracket For This Wide-Open NCAA Tournament by Neil Paine

Grayscale editorial illustration of four college basketball players in Kansas, Virginia, Xavier, and Villanova uniforms with colorized basketballs.

2018-03-12

College Basketball Players — Kansas, Virginia, Xavier, Villanova

From How To Build A Bracket For This Wide-Open NCAA Tournament by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of three college basketball players in Virginia, Xavier, and Villanova uniforms posed against a white background.

2018-03-12

College Basketball Players: Virginia, Xavier, Villanova

From How To Build A Bracket For This Wide-Open NCAA Tournament by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of three college basketball players in Xavier, North Carolina, and Gonzaga uniforms, rendered in black and white with color accents on the basketballs.

2018-03-12

College Basketball Players: Xavier, North Carolina, Gonzaga

From How To Build A Bracket For This Wide-Open NCAA Tournament by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration showing a purple outline of Rhode Island filled with triangle patterns, with three people standing on it and the word PREVIEW below.

2018-03-12

Rhode Island Preview Illustration

From Watch The Pennsylvania 18th Special Election Like A Pro by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial collage showing an illustrated velociraptor dinosaur alongside photos of two NBA basketball players on an orange background.

2018-03-13

Velociraptor and NBA Players Editorial Collage

From Ben Simmons Only Shoots From Way Uptown by Tony Chow, Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of a hand drawing a gerrymandered district map outline in red and blue, with red and blue triangle shapes filling the interior.

2018-03-14

Hand Drawing Gerrymandered District Map Illustration

From The Pennsylvania 18th Result Tells Us What Everything Has Been Telling Us For A While by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration on orange background showing a drawn male face with a speech bubble reading 'You have caps lock on, I think.'

2018-03-15

You have caps lock on, I think.

From What’s The Right Way To Interpret The Pennsylvania Special Election?

Three college sports mascots in grayscale with color accents: Missouri Tigers mascot, a robed figure, and Arizona Wildcats mascot in basketball uniform.

2018-03-15

College Mascots: Missouri, Unknown, and Arizona Wildcats

From Losing An NCAA Tournament Game From Every Seed Isn’t Easy, But These Schools Are Trying by Sara Ziegler

Editorial illustration showing a large color image of Elizabeth Warren in a blue jacket alongside a smaller grayscale figure of Tim Kaine, with a semicircle grid shape in the background.

2018-03-15

Elizabeth Warren and Tim Kaine Editorial Illustration

From Tariffs And Bank Regulations Are Splitting Both Parties In The Lead-Up To The Midterms by Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial illustration of a US state outline filled with purple dots and a Vote sign on a stand, suggesting voting or election coverage.

2018-03-20

Vote Sign on State Map Illustration

From Are We Seeing The Start Of A Liberal Tea Party? by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial collage of two Houston Rockets NBA players, number 13 and number 3, cut out against a red background.

2018-03-21

Houston Rockets Players James Harden and Chris Paul Editorial Collage

From Why Can’t The Rockets Be The Warriors? by Kyle Wagner

Line-drawn cartoon of a woman with a speech bubble saying '2018, baby!' on an orange background.

2018-03-22

2018, Baby! — FiveThirtyEight Illustration

From Which U.S. House Race Is The Best 2018 Bellwether?

Editorial illustration showing Syracuse basketball coach and two players in orange uniforms numbered 15 and 25, rendered in black and white with orange accents.

2018-03-22

Syracuse Basketball Editorial Illustration

From Who’s The Best At Coaching In The NCAA Men’s Tournament? by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration showing two graduates in caps and gowns from behind, one tinted blue and one red, against a yellow grid background.

2018-03-23

Two Graduates Illustration

From Religious Democrats, Young Republicans: What The Stereotypes Miss About Both Parties by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration showing a large Facebook-style thumbs-up like icon containing a smaller Facebook like icon within it, on a blue background.

2018-03-27

Facebook Like Icon Illustration

From The Trouble With Quitting Facebook Is That We Like Facebook by Maggie Koerth

Stylized illustration of a Los Angeles Angels baseball player wearing number 27 in batting stance, overlaid on a faint grid background.

2018-03-27

Angels Player #27 Editorial Illustration

From Your Guide To The 2018 American League by Neil Paine

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