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January 2022 illustrations

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Editorial illustration of a Philadelphia Eagles player holding a football next to a speech bubble reading 'Still, maybe there's something to be said for <gulp> momentum.'

2022-01-04

Eagles Player: Still, maybe there's something to be said for momentum

From Who’s In, Who’s Out And Who Has Us Worried As We Barrel Toward The NFL Playoffs

A dark editorial collage of six black-and-white photos with red accents depicting scenes from the January 6 Capitol riot, including a noose, protesters, and police.

2022-01-06

January 6 Capitol Riot Editorial Collage

From Why Many Americans Might Be Increasingly Accepting Of Political Violence by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Stylized black-and-white editorial photo illustration of four politicians at a U.S. House of Representatives podium labeled Defending the Constitution, with red paint drips overlaid.

2022-01-06

Defending the Constitution — Editorial Illustration

From Why More Republicans Aren’t Outraged By Jan. 6 by Julia Azari

Editorial collage showing the US Supreme Court building with the inscription Equal Justice Under Law above five BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine vials on an orange background.

2022-01-07

Supreme Court and COVID-19 Vaccine Vials Editorial Illustration

From Biden’s Vaccine Mandates Could Be In Trouble At The Supreme Court by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Editorial illustration showing Alabama and Georgia college football players in action poses against a gold background, featuring jersey numbers 4, 13, 3, 31, and 1.

2022-01-10

Alabama vs. Georgia Football Editorial Illustration

From Who Has The Edge In Alabama vs. Georgia, Round 2? by Josh Planos

Editorial illustration showing overlapping U.S. congressional bill documents including H.R. 1, H.R. 4, S. 4, and S. 2747 with red annotation marks highlighting voting rights legislation.

2022-01-10

Congressional Voting Rights Bills Illustration

From What Might Democrats’ Voting Rights Bill Entail? by Nathaniel Rakich

Two Las Vegas Raiders football players embracing, with a speech bubble quote reading I don't think I'll ever get over this game.

2022-01-10

Raiders Players Quote: "I don't think I'll ever get over this game"

From The NFL Regular Season Ended As It Started: In Absolute Chaos

Abstract decorative strip showing a row of dark rectangular shapes above a red and gray textured band.

2022-01-12

Abstract Decorative Strip Illustration

From The Big Lie’s Long Shadow by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial collage illustration featuring an American flag, Look Ahead America signage, and early voting ballot references in red and black tones.

2022-01-12

Look Ahead America Editorial Illustration

From The Big Lie’s Long Shadow by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial collage illustration featuring an American flag, Look Ahead America text, and early voting ballot boxes labeled November 3, 2020 General Election Hand Audit Batch.

2022-01-12

Look Ahead America – Editorial Collage Illustration

From The Big Lie’s Long Shadow by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial illustration of a small coronavirus particle casting a large looming shadow shaped like a virus on a pink and purple background.

2022-01-12

Coronavirus Shadow Illustration

From ‘Back Alley’ Advice Is Making The Pandemic Worse by Maggie Koerth

Collage-style editorial illustration of the US Supreme Court building in black and white, overlaid with red stars-and-stripes and orange stripe design elements.

2022-01-13

Supreme Court Editorial Illustration

From The Supreme Court’s Right Turn Goes Way Beyond Guns And Abortion by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of an older man in a suit with hands clasped, set against a grid-paper background.

2022-01-14

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration – Figure on Grid Background

From One year In, Biden Has The Second-Lowest Approval Rating Of Any President by Geoffrey Skelley, Jean Yi

Artistic illustration of the United States map shape overlaid with coronavirus particle imagery in orange and pink tones on a dark background.

2022-01-14

U.S. Map with Coronavirus Illustration

From Why You Can’t See The Most Important Omicron Hot Spots In The U.S. On A Map by Betsy Ladyzhets

Illustrated map of Ohio showing congressional districts in red and blue, overlaid with a large painted X mark.

2022-01-14

Ohio Congressional Districts Crossed Out

From Ohio’s Overturned Congressional Map Shows How Lawsuits Might Scramble Redistricting by Nathaniel Rakich

Silhouette of a figure standing at a debate podium on a blue stage with red stripes and white stars, evoking a presidential debate setting.

2022-01-18

Debate Stage Silhouette Illustration

From What Does It Mean If Republicans Won’t Debate? by Julia Azari

Three speech bubbles on a green background with a humorous exchange: coaches will figure it out, will they tho, whispers no.

2022-01-18

The coaches will figure it out one day — speech bubble illustration

From The NFL’s Wild-Card Weekend Was Weirder And Dumber Than It Had Any Right To Be

2022-01-19

Layered Human Heads with Gears Illustration

From How Omicron Upended What We Thought We Knew About Natural Immunity by Maggie Koerth

2022-01-20

Purple-Tinted Editorial Collage of Prison and Woman Silhouette

From Who Gets Abortions In America by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Anna Wiederkehr

Six matches in varying states of being burned, arranged against a blue grid background, rendered in a blue duotone style.

2022-01-21

Burned Matches Editorial Illustration

From Americans Feel Burnt Out by Alex Samuels, Jean Yi

Editorial illustration of Buffalo Bills quarterback number 17 with a speech bubble reading 'Maybe they just need to play all 15 minutes. Death to sudden death!'

2022-01-24

Death to Sudden Death - Bills QB Quote Illustration

From Nothing Will Top The NFL’s Greatest Playoff Weekend Ever

Editorial illustration on orange background showing a line-drawn woman with a speech bubble asking whether Trumpian politics can still be strong if Trump himself is weak.

2022-01-26

Can Trumpian politics still be strong if Trump himself is weak?

From Is Trump’s Hold On The GOP Still Strong?

Stylized editorial illustration of the U.S. Capitol building in black and white against a blue background with red and white graphic accents along the roofline.

2022-01-26

U.S. Capitol Editorial Illustration

From The 7 Races That Will Likely Decide Control Of The Senate by Geoffrey Skelley

A blue-tinted editorial illustration of a two-color flag on a pole waving against a grid-patterned background.

2022-01-28

Blue and White Flag on Grid Background

From War With Russia Has Pushed Ukrainians Toward The West by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Jean Yi

Editorial illustration showing four NFL quarterbacks in throwing poses representing the 49ers, Rams, Bengals, and Chiefs on a colorful gradient background.

2022-01-28

NFL Conference Championship Quarterbacks Illustration

From Which Of The Final Four QBs Has The Best Defensive Matchup? by Josh Hermsmeyer

Editorial illustration of a woman with glasses and a speech bubble quoting: If the Democrats can't get this nominee through, they should just pack up and go home.

2022-01-31

FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration: Democrats and the Nominee

From What Will Biden’s Supreme Court Nominee Mean For Democrats — And The Midterms?

Hand-drawn style illustration of the five Olympic rings in purple, gray, red, yellow, and teal with snow flakes in the background.

2022-01-31

Olympic Rings Illustration

From Mikaela Shiffrin Is On Top Of The Skiing World Again. Will She Win Gold In Beijing? by Josh Planos

Editorial graphic showing a Cincinnati Bengals player number 9 with a speech bubble reading Chaos Season deserved Chaos Super Bowl on an orange background.

2022-01-31

Chaos Season Deserved Chaos Super Bowl

From We Finally Have A Super Bowl Matchup, And It’s Exactly* What We Expected