Virginia Quarterly Reviewさんのイラストまとめ

Illustrator @JarettSitter created the art for our Spring issue’s fiction pieces. Click here to see more of his work on Instagram and give him some love! https://t.co/ScP2cP4PFD

Take some time this weekend to browse through “The Little Book of Abnormalities,” a collection of illustrations by JooHee Yoon, accompanying limericks featuring “peculiar folk” by Edward Lear. https://t.co/py0ZxhcfhD

In 2014, while photographing protests after the shooting of Michael Brown in Missouri, @benjaminras noticed a minute, overlooked coincidence in history, leading to this series. Read more from our Winter 2018 issue, with an introduction from @rebeccaonion.
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Take some time today for @MitchSJackson’s “Survivor Files,” from our Spring 2019 issue. Illustration by @_xst.

https://t.co/Y3hB6WRRCm

Which door should you walk toward? An illustration by @GosiaHerba, from our Fall 2015 suite of fiction.

https://t.co/m9ii6xskhH

Trouble working? Illustration by Anders Nilsen, alongside the stoory “She Cannot Work” by Ashleigh Young, from our Summer 2018 issue:

https://t.co/cS77BFZMWB

Illustration by @melody_newcomb, and a story by @celiadbell, from our Summer 2018 issue.

https://t.co/Lrn2GMKlhX

Illustration by @FloydPaint, accompanying a story by @ValeriaLuiselli, from our Spring 2019 issue.

https://t.co/BD6zu8ErvB

Tennis, anyone? Illustration by @ocmillustration, in this story by Greg Jackson, a Finalist for the Natitonal Magazine Award in Fiction, from our Fall 2014 issue:

https://t.co/D6bOnCIkqD

Today is National Art Day (although really, we think art day should be every day!) Below is an illustration from regular VQR contributor @LSBerke.