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June 2018 illustrations

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An illustrated American football decorated with the United States flag stars and stripes pattern, set against a grid paper background.

2018-06-01

American Flag Football Illustration

From Why Trump Is Likely To Keep Talking About The NFL Protests by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial collage illustration featuring a woman in black and white, graduates in caps and gowns, palm trees, and the California state flag on a yellow grid background.

2018-06-04

California Editorial Collage Illustration

From Why California Hasn’t Moved On From Dianne Feinstein by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration for World Cup Group A featuring a Uruguay soccer player in blue kit kicking a ball, with circular country flag icons in the background.

2018-06-06

World Cup Group A – Uruguay Player Illustration

From Uruguay Got The World Cup’s Ultimate Prize: Russia’s Group by Michael Caley

Editorial illustration combining a vintage black-and-white photo of a family watching TV with colorful overlaid trend lines and the label LOCAL NEWS on the screen.

2018-06-06

Local News Trend Lines Editorial Illustration

From All Politics Is National Because All Media Is National by Dan Hopkins

Book cover for The Increasingly United States by Daniel J. Hopkins, featuring a starburst design in blue and red with subtitle about American political behavior.

2018-06-06

The Increasingly United States — Book Cover

From All Politics Is National Because All Media Is National by Dan Hopkins

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

2018-06-07

United States Map Collage Illustration in Pink Patterns

From How The Supreme Court Could End Extreme Partisan Gerrymandering This Month by Galen Druke

Editorial illustration for the 2018 World Cup Group B featuring a soccer player in Portugal kit against a background of flag-decorated balls for Spain, Morocco, Iran, and Portugal.

2018-06-07

2018 World Cup Group B Illustration

From Can Morocco Squeeze Past Spain Or Portugal? by Michael Caley

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of Donald Trump speaking at a podium with microphones, gesturing with one finger, set against a blue grid background.

2018-06-08

Donald Trump Editorial Illustration

From A ‘Great’ And ‘Excellent’ Economy Isn’t Making Trump Popular by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Illustrated portrait of a man with a speech bubble on an orange background quoting: Cynicism has a good batting average in U.S. politics.

2018-06-08

Cynicism Has a Good Batting Average in U.S. Politics

From Are There Clues About The 2020 Democratic Primary In 2018’s Contests?

Editorial illustration for World Cup Group C featuring a soccer player in a French blue jersey number 6 against a background of flag-patterned balls.

2018-06-08

World Cup Group C Editorial Illustration

From France’s Group-Stage Tuneup Will Tell Us Whether It’s A Contender by Mike Goodman

Black and white editorial illustration showing two political figures facing each other with an explosion cloud in the background.

2018-06-10

Kim Jong Un and Trump Confrontation Editorial Illustration

From After Tuesday’s Summit, Trump And North Korea Will Be Playing A Whole New Game by Oliver Roeder

Editorial illustration of a soccer player in Argentina kit dribbling a ball, labeled Group D, with flag-themed soccer balls in the background representing the group's four nations.

2018-06-11

World Cup Group D – Argentina Editorial Illustration

From Argentina Is The Team To Beat In Group D, But Can Messi (Finally) Win The Tournament? by Michael Caley

Editorial illustration for World Cup Group E featuring a Brazil number 10 player dribbling a soccer ball, with a background pattern of Group E country flag soccer balls.

2018-06-12

World Cup Group E – Brazil

From Brazil Got A Lot Better Since The Last World Cup by Michael Caley

Editorial illustration for World Cup Group F featuring a Mexico player wearing number 14 dribbling a soccer ball, with flag-themed balls of Germany, South Korea, Mexico, and Sweden in the background.

2018-06-12

World Cup Group F – Mexico Player Illustration

From Mexico May Need To Beat Germany To Have Hope — Good Luck With That by Mike Goodman

Editorial cartoon illustration of a woman with a speech bubble asking Micah if this is where they do their NOTHING MATTERS bit, on an orange background.

2018-06-13

"Micah, is this where we do our NOTHING MATTERS bit?"

From Will Voters Give Trump Credit For North Korea?

Editorial illustration for World Cup Group G featuring a soccer player in England kit number 9 kicking a ball, with a background of flag-themed soccer balls.

2018-06-13

World Cup Group G Illustration

From Belgium And England Headline The World Cup’s Most Lopsided Group by Bobby Gardiner

Editorial illustration for World Cup Group H featuring a Colombian soccer player wearing number 10 jersey, surrounded by soccer balls decorated with national flags.

2018-06-13

World Cup Group H Illustration

From A World Cup Sleeper May Be Lurking In Group H by Bobby Gardiner

Editorial illustration of a figure resembling Donald Trump standing on a downward-trending orange line graph arrow against a blue grid background.

2018-06-15

Trump Approval Rating Decline Editorial Illustration

From How Trump’s Popularity Is Holding Up, By State by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration of a soccer player wearing Argentina number 10 jersey standing on a stylized green football pitch background.

2018-06-15

Argentina No. 10 Soccer Player Editorial Illustration

From Messi Walks Better Than Most Players Run by Bobby Gardiner

Teal-tinted editorial illustration of a balance scale with decorative geometric and topographic line patterns in the background.

2018-06-18

Balance Scale Editorial Illustration

From The Supreme Court Isn’t Done With Gerrymandering Yet by Galen Druke

Editorial illustration showing a large hand inserting a key into a barrel-shaped jail cell containing a prisoner in orange, sitting atop stacks of money, symbolizing cash bail.

2018-06-19

Cash Bail Editorial Illustration

From You’ve Been Arrested. Will You Get Bail? Can You Pay It? It May All Depend On Your Judge. by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial illustration showing a large hand inserting a key into a barrel-shaped cage holding a prisoner in an orange jumpsuit, sitting atop stacks of money.

2018-06-19

Prisoner in a Cage on Money — Editorial Illustration

From You’ve Been Arrested. Will You Get Bail? Can You Pay It? It May All Depend On Your Judge. by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial illustration showing a bearded businessman on a phone with a briefcase overlaid on a blue background with cyan bar chart shapes.

2018-06-20

Businessman with Bar Chart Editorial Illustration

From What Do Men Think It Means To Be A Man? by Ella Koeze, Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial collage illustration featuring Doug Jones, campaign rally crowds with Doug Jones US Senate signs, an Alabama theater marquee, industrial buildings, and the US Capitol.

2018-06-20

Doug Jones Alabama Senate Editorial Illustration

From Doug Jones Thinks He’s Supposed To Be Here by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration of a drawn male face with a speech bubble on an orange background saying Totes agree.

2018-06-20

Totes Agree – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Can Trump Use Hard-Line Immigration Policies To Turn Out GOP Voters?

Editorial collage of three black-and-white soccer players in distress poses against a green soccer-pitch grid background, featuring jerseys from Brazil, Argentina, and Germany.

2018-06-20

World Cup Soccer Players Distress Collage

From Who Is In The Most Trouble: Brazil, Germany Or Argentina? by Michael Caley

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of the US Capitol building with a Vote Here sign in the foreground on a grid background.

2018-06-22

Vote Here Sign Outside US Capitol

From An Updated Look At The Race For The Senate by Perry Bacon Jr, Dhrumil Mehta

Watercolor illustrations of twelve faceless women in two rows, rendered in shades of gray and pink.

2018-06-25

Watercolor Portraits of Faceless Women

From Why The Republican Party Elects So Few Women by Perry Bacon Jr

Watercolor illustration of a working mother carrying a child on her hip and a briefcase, walking toward a crowd of silhouetted figures.

2018-06-25

Working Mother Walking Into a Crowd – Editorial Illustration

From Why The Republican Party Elects So Few Women by Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial collage of three soccer players in black and white against a green striped and grid background, featuring players wearing jerseys numbered 11 and 21.

2018-06-25

World Cup Soccer Players Editorial Collage

From The Sleepers To Watch In The World Cup Knockout Rounds by Bobby Gardiner

Editorial illustration of a fingerprint overlaid with the colors and stripes of the American flag in red, white, and blue.

2018-06-26

American Flag Fingerprint Illustration

From Democrats Are Wrong About Republicans. Republicans Are Wrong About Democrats. by Perry Bacon Jr

Split composite image of two NBA basketball players' faces merged together against a yellow background.

2018-06-26

Split Face Composite of Two NBA Players

From Our NBA Player Projections Are Ready For 2018-19 by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'So civility is just politeness? Then it's really stupid, I'd argue.'

2018-06-27

Civility Quote Illustration

From What Are These Civility Arguments Really About?

Black and white photo collage of a FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 referee holding a Hublot substitution board above his head against a green striped soccer field background.

2018-06-27

World Cup 2018 Referee with Hublot Substitution Board

From We Timed Every Game. World Cup Stoppage Time Is Wildly Inaccurate. by David Bunnell

A blue-tinted photo of a potted cactus centered on a blue grid paper background, used as decorative editorial art.

2018-06-29

Potted Cactus on Grid Background

From The Democrat Is Up Big In Arizona’s Senate Race — For Now by Nathaniel Rakich, Dhrumil Mehta