Yuko Shimizu, is A multi-award-winning Japanese illustrator based in New York City. Yuko is an instructor at The School of Visual Arts and has almost 20 years of experience illustrating.
Her work includes multiple disciplines; from pages of The New York Times, TIME, Newsweek, The New Yorker to WIRED, covers for DC Comic, Penguin, and Scholastic, advertising for Apple, Microsoft, Intel, Universal Pictures, SONY, Paramount, MTV, Nike, Hasbro, and Target, to name a few.
Additionally, she has collaborated with the Smithsonian Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Library of Congress. In 2020, collaboration with Artechouse brought her drawings to large-scale interactive experiences.
Yuko is a two-time Hugo Award nominee (2019, 2020), has won more than 15 medals from the Society of Illustrators since 2004, and was recently awarded the Caldecott Honor (2021), one of the highest awards for picture books, for her work on the children’s book The Cat Man of Aleppo (Penguin, 2020). Yuko was also chosen as one of the “100 Japanese People the World Respects” by Newsweek Japan in 2009.
FUN FACT: Illustration is actually Yuko’s second career. Although art has always been her passion, she had initially chosen a more practical path of studying advertising and marketing at Waseda University and had a career in corporate PR for 11 years before moving to New York to study art for the first time. Yuko graduated with MFA from SVA’s Illustration as Visual Essay Program in 2003 and has been illustrating and teaching since.
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| American Illustration call for entries, 2003 poster |
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Plansponsor Transition Management Survey, 2005
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for TENNIS Magazine, 2006
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| 2007 The Wild Wild Chase, 2007 large scale drawing |
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| Surveillance State -EMBEDDED ART- Art in the Name of Security, 2009 |
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The Unwritten #41, 2012
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Deloitte Business Trend Report, 2013
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Green Source Climate Change Factor, 2013
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The Shame of Guantánamo, 2013 Boston College Law Magazine
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| Little Nemo Dream Another Dream, 2014 |
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2014 Variant poster
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| CAMP design: tech Festival, 2015 |
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| Godard Pierrot Le Fou, 50th anniversary, 2015 variant poster |
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| Prometheus Eternal, 2015 |
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| The Nation 150th anniversary issue, 2015 |
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| Batman Returns, 2016 variant poster |
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China’s Space Domination, 2016 for Popular Science
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El Niño, 2016 for Scientific American
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| Spy vs Spy, 2016 for Mad Magazine |
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Tolerance Traveling, 2017 poster exhibition
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| Barbarella, 2018 variant cover |
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| Japanese Tales, 2018 |
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| Japanese Tales, 2018 |
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| Japanese Tales, 2018 |
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| PLANSPONSOR , 2018 mass messaging |
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Dracula, Motherfxxker, 2020
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| VOTE, 2020 Norman Rockwell Museum poster |
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Godard Breathless, 2021 poster
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PRIMORDIAL issue 1, 2021 cover
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Female football obstacles, 2022 for Sports Illustrated Germany
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