In a charming series commissioned by The New Yorker, Bob Eckstein illustrated some of his favorite New York bookstores. 'Bookstores of New York' consists of Bob's preferred literary haunts in NYC as well as added text about why he loves those places or describing a particularly fond memory that took place there as he browsed the shelves.
The ongoing series continues on The New Yorker as Bob sends their editorial team his sketches and added commentary. From Pageant Book and Print Shop to Books Three Lives, if you are in New York City they also provide an opportunity to do some exploring. Or for book lovers elsewhere, these drawings of New York Bookstores provided added insight into the city that never sleeps.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Personalized Illustrations for Businesses
- Opportunity for illustrators to offer personalized drawings of businesses to enhance their brand image.
- Nostalgic Depictions of Local Businesses
- Opportunity to create nostalgic illustrations of local businesses to evoke a sense of community and connection.
- Collaborations Between Artists and Publications
- Opportunity for artists to collaborate with publications to showcase their work and gain exposure.
Sectors Adopting This
- Illustration Services
- Disruption opportunity for illustration services to offer customized illustrations for businesses.
- Local Business Marketing
- Opportunity for local business marketing agencies to incorporate nostalgic illustrations in their branding and advertising strategies.
- Publishing Industry
- Opportunity for publishers to collaborate with artists and create visually appealing content for their readers.
