About
James Olstein is an illustrator and author specializing in creating digital art that retains an analogue look and feel. Filled with grainy textures and overlapping vibrant colors, his work has the curious quality of looking like it came from the past, even though it contains modern items and characters. Most of James’ work is in the fields of editorial, brand and book illustration.
James’ hobbies include drinking coffee, listening to records and getting messy from screen printing. He has never met a donut he didn’t like.
select Clients
AARP, Andrews McMeel Universal, BBC Science, the Boston Globe, Callisto Media, Creative Mornings, Cyclist Magazine, ESPN, Feast Magazine, FOX, GRID, Hatchette Book Group, Highlights Magazine, the LA Times, Little White Lies, Loaded Pixel, March for Science, MIT Technology Review, Monocle Magazine, Muletown Coffee, National Constitution Centre, Our State Magazine, Outside, Penguin Randomhouse, San Francisco Magazine, Scientific American, Sierra Magazine, Sony Music, The Stranger, Texas Highways Magazine, Tonewood Brewing, Travel + Leisure, Warner Brothers.
