Daniel Stolle made illustrations for German business magazine “Impulse”. Who thought business illustrations are boring? Art direction by Kay Wolters and layout by Impulse.
Daniel Stolle illustrated the cover for the November issue of German KulturSPIEGEL magazine. Author Wolfgang Höbel reads different chapters of the same novel on various reading devices, from the classic book, to Kindle and iPhone, and records his experiences. The inside article features two more drawings by Daniel.
Daniel Stolle created this illustration for The New York Times Book Review’s article about Ian Kershaw’s latest book “The End”. Kershaw examines the turmoil and idiosyncracies of the last days of the “Third Reich”.
Daniel Stolle has made a series of drawings for Neue Zürcher Zeitung’s executive-section. They will accompany job portraits and generally working-life-related pieces. Art directed by Brigitte Meyer. More pieces of the series can be seen on his website.
Daniel Stolle´s website features now a blog, that will show daily drawings, sketches, concepts and so on from behind the scenes. Check it out!
Daniel Stolle illustrated an article by Lindsay Tucker for Boston Magazine. The article has a look on the side effects of the legalization of gay marriage in the state of New York and worries that Massachusetts will lose valuable wedding tourists. The article can be read online.
Daniel Stolle was asked to submit a view through “his lens” on his hometown, for the website Global Yodel. Featured is also a small interview with him. Global Yodel explores places and cultures from the perspective of local photographers, artists, film-makers and illustrators.
The prints of Daniel Stolle’s summer exhibition are now for sale directly through his website. There are eight differents motifs available, the clown here is one of them. The prints are limited edition giclée prints. Check out his website for more info.
Daniel Stolle created an illustration for the economy section of DIE ZEIT. The article’s title was “Cool through the crisis”, an analysis of the current economic situation. Layout by DIE ZEIT.
Daniel Stolle has contributed a drawing for a stamp series by the Royal Mail that depicts the various disciplines of the Olympic Games and is called “Get Ready for 2012″. He illustrated “Wrestling” (upper left one in the image on the left). Contributing artists are, among others, Anthony Pike, Ben Dalling, David Cutter and Kathy Wyatt.
The stamps are available since Wednesday the 27th of July.
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