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July 2019 illustrations

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Editorial illustration showing three NBA players cut out against an orange lined-paper background, featuring one player in a Nets jersey prominently in the foreground.

2019-07-01

NBA Players Editorial Illustration

From NBA Free Agency Diary: The Winners And Losers From A Chaotic First Day by Chris Herring

Editorial illustration of two USWNT soccer players in white USA jerseys numbered 5 and 15 celebrating against a colorful geometric background with stars and soccer cleats.

2019-07-01

USWNT Players Celebration Editorial Illustration

From Can The U.S. Women Keep Up Their European Conquest? by Jake Lourim

Editorial collage of three NBA players in uniform cutouts on an orange lined-paper background, featuring Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Celtics jerseys.

2019-07-01

NBA Players Editorial Collage - 76ers and Celtics

From NBA Free Agency Diary: Did The Sixers Lose Jimmy Butler And … Get Better? by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with a speech bubble asking 'Do we all agree this was bad for Biden?' on an orange background.

2019-07-02

Do we all agree this was bad for Biden?

From How Will Democrats Talk About Race In 2020?

Editorial illustration showing three NBA players in basketball uniforms cut out against an orange lined-paper background.

2019-07-02

NBA Players Editorial Illustration

From NBA Free Agency Diary: Waiting On Kawhi Could Mean The Lakers Miss Out On Everyone by Chris Herring

Editorial illustration showing two women's soccer players, one in England red kit number 8 and one in USA white kit number 19, against a colorful graphic background with stars and soccer field diagrams.

2019-07-02

England vs. USA Women's Soccer Editorial Illustration

From How The U.S. Women Made It To Their Fifth World Cup Final

Editorial illustration showing three NBA players cut out against an orange lined-paper background, featuring a large Kyrie Irving in Celtics jersey and smaller images of Kevin Durant and Spencer Dinwiddie.

2019-07-02

NBA Players Editorial Illustration - Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, Spencer Dinwiddie

From NBA Free Agency Diary: The Nets Got Their Stars, But Will They Be Good? by Neil Paine

Editorial collage of three NBA players cut out against an orange lined-paper background, featuring players in Knicks, Pacers, and Wizards uniforms.

2019-07-03

NBA Players Editorial Collage

From NBA Free Agent Diary: Don’t Look Now, But The Bulls Are Making Some Smart Signings by Chris Herring

Editorial collage illustration of three NBA players in their team jerseys on an orange lined-paper background, featuring a Lakers player, a Pelicans player, and a Raptors player.

2019-07-03

NBA Players Editorial Illustration

From NBA Free Agency Diary: Fine. Let’s Pretend Kawhi Is On The Lakers. by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of two NBA basketball players cut out against an orange lined-paper background, one in a Toronto Raptors jersey and one in an OKC Thunder jersey.

2019-07-06

Kawhi Leonard and Paul George NBA Editorial Illustration

From NBA Free Agency Diary: How Good Are Kawhi’s Clippers? by Neil Paine

Editorial collage illustration featuring women's soccer players from Netherlands and USA alongside the FIFA Women's World Cup trophy against a teal geometric background.

2019-07-07

Women's World Cup Editorial Illustration

From How The U.S. Beat The Netherlands For A Fourth Women’s World Cup Title

Black and white vintage photo of men raising their right hands in an oath ceremony before an American flag, composited on a blue background.

2019-07-08

Men Taking Oath Under American Flag – Editorial Illustration

From Political Confessional: The Guy Who Wants To Bring Back The Draft by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration of a large question mark filled with a satellite image of Earth against a green world map background.

2019-07-08

Earth Question Mark Illustration

From What Questions Do You Want Answered About Climate Change? by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of a vintage Sony portable television with a pixelated pink screen on a green background.

2019-07-08

Vintage Sony TV with Pixelated Screen Illustration

From Which Democratic Presidential Candidate Was Mentioned Most In The News Last Week? by Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration of a man's face with a speech bubble quote reading 'Nothing makes you seem more electable than winning elections.'

2019-07-09

Nothing Makes You Seem More Electable Than Winning Elections

From Is Joe Biden Still The Front-Runner?

Editorial illustration of three NBA players in their team jerseys on an orange lined-paper background, featuring players from the Warriors, 76ers, and Hornets.

2019-07-10

NBA Players Editorial Illustration

From Which NBA Free Agents Got Paid Too Much (And Too Little)? by Santul Nerkar

Editorial illustration collage of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates including Biden, Warren, Sanders, Harris, and others speaking at microphones.

2019-07-11

2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Collage

From A Midsummer Overview Of The Democratic Field by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of three Houston Rockets NBA players in red Nike ROKiT jerseys on an orange lined background.

2019-07-11

Houston Rockets Players Editorial Illustration

From NBA Free Agency Diary: The Rockets Are Still Relevant by Neil Paine

ASCII art illustration of a human figure or portrait made entirely from text characters including symbols like #, %, @, and /.

2019-07-11

ASCII Art Portrait Illustration

From What Our Inbox Tells Us About How Democrats Are Tackling Trump by Dhrumil Mehta

A robotic mechanical arm holding a fan of playing cards including three kings and an ace of clubs against a green background.

2019-07-11

Robot Hand Holding Playing Cards

From It’s Hard To Win At Poker Against An Opponent With No Tell by Oliver Roeder

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of Bernie Sanders in a suit and tie standing at a microphone against a grid background.

2019-07-12

Bernie Sanders Editorial Illustration

From Second Place In The Democratic Primary Is Crowded — That’s Not Good For Sanders by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of two NBA players, James Harden in a Houston Rockets jersey and Russell Westbrook in an OKC Thunder jersey, on an orange lined-paper background.

2019-07-12

Harden and Westbrook Editorial Illustration

From NBA Free Agency Diary: The Rockets Don’t Have Superstar FOMO Anymore by Neil Paine

Illustrated red pennant flag with white stars and the text Votes For Women on a pink background.

2019-07-15

Votes For Women Pennant Illustration

From Americans Say They Would Vote For A Woman, But … by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

2019-07-15

Executive Order on Collecting Citizenship Information and the Decennial Census

From Trump’s Push For Citizenship Data Could Still Be Used For Gerrymandering by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a politician speaking at a podium with red and blue stars scattered on a grid background.

2019-07-15

Editorial Illustration of Politician at Podium with Stars

From How Joe Sestak Could Win The 2020 Democratic Primary by Nathaniel Rakich

Vintage Sony portable television with antenna showing a pixelated blue test pattern screen, photographed against an orange background.

2019-07-15

Vintage Sony Portable TV with Pixelated Screen

From Which Democratic Presidential Candidate Was Mentioned Most In The News Last Week? by Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial illustration of a human head silhouette with a galaxy-filled brain and a speech bubble reading 'So here's my galaxy brain take.'

2019-07-17

Galaxy Brain Take – Editorial Illustration

From Will ‘The Squad’ vs. Pelosi Be A Big Problem For Democrats In 2020?

Animated still of Marge and Homer Simpson sitting in bed, with Homer appearing shocked or scared, from The Simpsons cartoon.

2019-07-17

The Simpsons – Homer and Marge in Bed Scene

From Will ‘The Squad’ vs. Pelosi Be A Big Problem For Democrats In 2020?

Editorial collage showing multiple versions of NBA player Dwight Howard holding jerseys from various teams including Charlotte, Washington, Houston, Los Angeles Lakers, Atlanta, and Orlando Magic.

2019-07-17

Dwight Howard's Many NBA Teams — Editorial Collage

From NBA Free Agency Diary: Today’s NBA Superstars Won’t Stop Team-Hopping by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration showing origami Democratic donkey and Republican elephant made from US currency bills, facing off in front of the US Capitol building over campaign finance documents.

2019-07-17

Money in Politics: Donkey vs. Elephant Origami Illustration

From Democrats Are Winning The Fundraising Race In The Senate by Nathaniel Rakich

A decorative divider graphic featuring a hand-drawn illustration of a man's face with glasses centered between two rows of dots.

2019-07-18

FiveThirtyEight decorative section divider with illustrated face

From Bulletpoint: Does Kamala Harris Need A Win Before California? by Nate Silver

Editorial illustration of a woman in a blue blazer with arms crossed wearing a red 2nd place ribbon labeled Least Popular Above Replacement Senator.

2019-07-18

2nd Place: Least Popular Above Replacement Senator

From Mitch McConnell Is The Only Senator More Unpopular Than Susan Collins by Nathaniel Rakich

Illustration of the Washington D.C. flag showing three blue stars and two blue horizontal stripes on a white background, on a pole against a grid backdrop.

2019-07-19

Washington D.C. Flag Illustration

From Why Don’t Americans Want D.C. To Be A State? by Erin Doherty

Editorial illustration showing Bryce Harper in grayscale as a Washington National on the left and in full color as a Philadelphia Phillie on the right, against a red and gray background.

2019-07-19

Bryce Harper: Nationals vs. Phillies

From Why Is Bryce Harper’s Old Team Ahead Of Bryce Harper’s New Team? by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration showing faces of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates surrounding blue circles of varying sizes each displaying a percent sign.

2019-07-22

2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Poll Percentages Illustration

From How To Read 2020 Polls Like A FiveThirtyEighter by Nathaniel Rakich

A vintage Sony portable television with a pixelated skin-tone color bar pattern on its screen, set against a pink background.

2019-07-22

Vintage Sony TV with Pixelated Screen Illustration

From Is Biden’s Media Monopoly Coming To An End? by Dhrumil Mehta

Editorial cartoon on orange background showing a line-drawn woman with a speech bubble asking who Michael Dukakis is endorsing.

2019-07-24

Who Is Michael Dukakis Endorsing??????

From What Endorsements Matter Most In The Democratic Primary?

Colorized editorial illustration showing a man in a suit alongside the U.S. Capitol building on a teal background, styled with orange and purple duotone effects.

2019-07-24

Mueller and Capitol Building Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down In Robert Mueller’s Testimony

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a rural white church with steeple in a grassy field, overlaid with a grid pattern background.

2019-07-26

Rural Church Editorial Illustration with Grid Overlay

From What Americans Know About Religion — And What They Don’t by Perry Bacon Jr

A grid of small pixel-art icons in salmon pink and dark charcoal, each showing a unique abstract blocky shape arranged in rows and columns.

2019-07-26

Grid of Pixel-Art Abstract Icons

From Can You Escape This Enchanted Maze? by Oliver Roeder

Editorial illustration showing speech bubble shapes decorated with sports and American flag patterns including basketball, football, baseball, and stars and stripes.

2019-07-26

Sports and Politics Speech Bubbles Illustration

From Our Favorite Past Debate Moments by Tony Chow

Vintage Sony portable television with antenna on a blue background, screen showing pixelated color bars as decorative editorial illustration.

2019-07-29

Vintage Sony Portable TV Editorial Illustration

From Which Democratic Presidential Candidate Was Mentioned Most In The News Last Week? by Dhrumil Mehta

Orange editorial illustration of a cartoon man with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'I don't think you can troll effectively with Delaney.'

2019-07-30

I don't think you can troll effectively with Delaney

From What We’re Watching For In The Second Democratic Debate

Collage of vintage antique US state maps scattered on a mint green background, showing Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maine, and other states.

2019-07-30

Vintage US State Maps Collage

From Political Confessional: The Man Who Thinks The U.S. Is Better Off As A Bunch Of Separate Countries by Clare Malone

Editorial illustration showing ten Democratic presidential candidates in blue duotone for Night One of the Second Democratic Primary Debate.

2019-07-30

The Second Democratic Primary Debate: Night One

From What Went Down On Night One Of The Second Democratic Debate

Editorial illustration for Night Two of the Second Democratic Primary Debate featuring cutout-style images of ten candidates on a teal background.

2019-07-31

Night Two: The Second Democratic Primary Debate

From What Went Down On Night Two Of The Second Democratic Debate