🎨 Illustrating Resilience: Texas Medicine Magazine Cover by Denise Gallagher

🎨 Storyboard Artist Ben Vincent Delivers Creativity with Impact for Badcock Furniture

Photographer Amy Mikler was kayaking in the bay near her clan’s vacation spot, when she met some local oyster farmers. Their hard work and connection to the water sparked something deeper in Amy's creative mind. That chance encounter brought to life an idea Amy had been nurturing for some time: a project that celebrates The Farm Behind The Food.

Heartfelt Highlights & Holiday Wishes from the Reps 🎄✨

✨ James Nelson brings the whimsy ✨

Photographer Darren Carroll has covered the U.S. Open for many years—first for Sports Illustrated and later, and currently, for the tournament itself. It has been a significant part of his long career photographing sports at every level of competition, from juniors to amateurs to professionals. Over the years, he has captured countless remarkable moments and incredible athletes, but only a rare few stand out as a true privilege to cover. Rafael Nadal is one of those exceptional individuals. Carroll vividly recalls Nadal’s unforgettable win at the 2019 U.S. Open. As the tournament photographer tasked with shadowing the champion after the final, he witnessed Nadal emerge victorious after nearly five hours of play. Nadal had taken the first two sets, lost the next two to Daniil Medvedev, and somehow clawed his way back to win the fifth set 6–4. While Nadal displayed no signs of strain on the court, Carroll saw a different side in the locker room, where Nadal could barely stand and needed the support of a coach just to change into jeans for his press conference. That moment underscored Nadal’s extraordinary drive and dedication—qualities Carroll found deeply inspiring.

Artist Spotlight: Amy Mikler 📸✨

Artist Spotlight: Denise Gallagher 🎨✨ A Creative Fore in Illustration and Design

Darren Carroll Photographer and Storyteller Flag & Anthem Apparel hired Darren to shoot pieces of their 2024 men’s line with their newest ambassador, PGA Tour winner Tom Hoge. As with just about everything involving world-class athletes in the midst of their seasons, scheduling was last-minute and time was tight—making this a perfect fit for Darren’s flexible, run-and-gun style of working.