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December 2018 illustrations

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Editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's Science Question From a Toddler series, featuring a lizard and snake with LEGO-style block lettering on yellow and teal backgrounds.

2018-12-03

Science Question From a Toddler — Editorial Illustration

From Who Would Win A Fight Between An Anaconda And A Komodo Dragon? by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of the College Football Playoff National Championship trophy on a football field with a speech bubble reading there's obviously no way to do this without some controversy.

2018-12-03

CFP Trophy Quote: 'No Way To Do This Without Some Controversy'

From Is There Any Stopping Another Alabama-Clemson Title Game?

A rubber duck with a speech bubble on an orange background asking when else you can make bad choices with zero repercussions.

2018-12-04

Rubber Duck Quote: Bad Choices With Zero Repercussions

From Are Lame-Duck Sessions Undemocratic?

Editorial illustration of Robert S. Mueller III, Special Counsel, overlaid with legal indictment documents and his signature from the U.S. Department of Justice.

2018-12-05

Robert S. Mueller III Special Counsel Illustration

From What If We Already Have The Mueller Report? by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial collage illustration about US immigration policy featuring a detention tent, travel ban executive order text, International Arrivals sign, CBP patch, and a Make Our Borders Safe Again sign.

2018-12-06

Immigration Policy Editorial Collage

From Trump Has Made U.S. Policy Much More Resistant To Immigration — Without The Wall by Perry Bacon Jr

Editorial collage illustration featuring three black-and-white portraits of politicians against a tan background with blue and pink geometric shapes.

2018-12-07

Political Figures Editorial Collage

From Crossing The Aisle Didn’t Save Republicans This Year by Geoffrey Skelley, Gus Wezerek

Blue-tinted editorial photo illustration of a Trump Pence 2016 campaign billboard in a rural field, overlaid with a grid pattern.

2018-12-07

Trump Pence 2016 Campaign Billboard in Rural America

From Trump Is Only Popular In Rural Areas by Nathaniel Rakich, Dhrumil Mehta

Duotone editorial illustration showing two men at a Trump campaign podium in front of the Supreme Court building on a yellow lined background.

2018-12-10

Trump and Arpaio Editorial Illustration

From Why It Might Be Impossible To Overturn A Presidential Pardon by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Editorial illustration of a smiling scientist in a lab coat with a microscope and colorful test tubes, set against a grayscale DNA double helix background.

2018-12-10

Scientist with DNA Double Helix Editorial Illustration

From We Have Ways To Stop Rogue Scientists. They Don’t Always Work. by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of a New York Giants player number 35 with a speech bubble reading 'My favorite thing in football this season is how bad the Giants are at tanking.'

2018-12-10

Giants Bad at Tanking Quote Illustration

From A Weird NFL Weekend Leaves Us Even More Confused

Editorial illustration of the California state outline filled with diverse illustrated faces in red, gold, and black tones, with a hand covering one face's eyes.

2018-12-11

California Diversity Editorial Illustration

From Is California Failing Its Most Vulnerable Adults? by Justine Calma

Stylized editorial illustration of a serene face with closed eyes surrounded by red and black radiating sunburst rays on a dark background.

2018-12-11

Serene Face Sunburst Editorial Illustration

From Is California Failing Its Most Vulnerable Adults? by Justine Calma

Editorial illustration combining a soccer field diagram with the European Union flag stars arranged in a circle at center field.

2018-12-11

EU Flag Stars on Soccer Pitch Illustration

From Brexit Could Drastically Change English Soccer by Laurie Shaw

Editorial illustration of two NFL players: a Philadelphia Eagles player wearing number 11 and a Pittsburgh Steelers player wearing number 38, on a gray background.

2018-12-11

Eagles vs. Steelers NFL Players Editorial Illustration

From Pennsylvania Is A Battleground State … In Football by Neil Paine

Editorial cartoon illustration of a woman's face with a speech bubble on an orange background saying So we've decided! Compromise is dead!

2018-12-12

So we've decided! Compromise is dead!

From What Should Trump’s 2020 Strategy Be In 2019?

Blue-tinted editorial illustration showing a brick wall in front of the US Capitol building on a grid background, symbolizing political obstruction or a government shutdown.

2018-12-14

Capitol Building Behind a Brick Wall – Editorial Illustration

From Americans Don’t Want A Government Shutdown Because Of The Border Wall by Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration showing two NFL quarterbacks in uniform against a red background, one in a Washington Redskins jersey number 6 and one in a San Francisco 49ers jersey number 7.

2018-12-14

NFL Quarterbacks Editorial Illustration

From The Stats Say Washington Should Have Signed Colin Kaepernick (And It’s Still Not Too Late!) by Josh Hermsmeyer

Editorial collage illustration featuring a politician, the US Capitol, a campaign sign for Dan McCready, a vintage ballot, and text about contested-election laws.

2018-12-14

Dan McCready Contested Election Collage Illustration

From It’s Been More Than 30 Years Since The House Reversed An Election Outcome by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of the US Capitol building split between blue Democratic and red Republican halves with overlaid data lines and dots representing political division.

2018-12-17

US Capitol Political Division Illustration

From America’s Electoral Map Is Changing by Rachael Dottle, Galen Druke

Editorial illustration showing the Affordable Care Act (H.R. 3590) document shredded into vertical strips against a red background.

2018-12-18

Affordable Care Act Document Shredded Illustration

From Republicans Killed Much Of Obamacare Without Repealing It by Perry Bacon Jr

Orange editorial illustration with a speech bubble outline containing the text Nobody tell Kasich that.

2018-12-19

Nobody tell Kasich that.

From How Should The Next Congress Deal With President Trump?

Collage editorial illustration featuring college football bowl game logos, stadiums, blimps, mascots, and sponsor names including Rose Bowl, Cotton Bowl, and Belk Bowl.

2018-12-19

College Football Bowl Games Collage Illustration

From The Most Absurd College Football Bowls, Ranked (Using Math!) by Neil Paine

2018-12-20

New Democrat Coalition — Editorial Illustration

From The House Will Have Just As Many Moderate Democrats As Progressives Next Year by Geoffrey Skelley

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

2018-12-21

Blue-tinted editorial portrait at podium on grid background

From Biden’s Leading The Iowa Polls, But That Doesn’t Mean Much Yet by Geoffrey Skelley, Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration with blue background showing the US Capitol building and a Boston Red Sox baseball player fielding a ball, with the headline What I Got Wrong.

2018-12-24

What I Got Wrong — FiveThirtyEight editorial illustration

From What I Got Wrong In 2018 by Nathaniel Rakich

Vintage-style editorial collage showing a woman reading a New Year Resolutions book surrounded by illustrations of exercise, smoking, wine bottles, and a procrastinating office worker.

2018-12-26

New Year Resolutions Editorial Collage

From How To Make Good New Year’s Resolutions by Christie Aschwanden

Editorial illustration of an Indianapolis Colts quarterback with a speech bubble saying Oh gawd not QB Winz on a teal background.

2018-12-31

Oh Gawd Not QB Winz – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From Can The Eagles Beat The Bears? Can Houston Stop Andrew Luck?