We Live Art
We Live Art
Illustration Agency Editorial, Advertising, Animation & Graphic Design
Where Ideas Become Images
Our artists create illustrations and animations for publications, brands, and cultural institutions across publishing, advertising, film, fashion, and multimedia.
Recent Projects
Happy to share that Joao Fazenda illustrated Cristiano Ronaldo’s story for the Little People, BIG DREAMS series! 🏆 Ronaldo’s remarkable career is a story of hard work and determination, and one which is also defined by his charity work, using his fame to raise awareness and help good causes ❤️ Written by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara and illustrated by @joao.fazenda the new Little People, BIG DREAMS: Cristiano Ronaldo is publishing in April but available to order NOW 📚
Martín Elfman for El Pais. Economic distrust, breakdown of the system and the European Union.
New illustration created by Helena Pallarés for Deseret magazine on a sensitive and very current issue: euthanasia, and the right to a dignified death.
Polarization is a Product of Fear. Illustration created by Miguel Porlan for ChicagoBooth, Sping issue. An explanation for why we’re so divided, and what we can do about it.
“Why Marriage, for So Many, Is Less Appealing Than Ever”. Love this new illustration created by Antonio Giovanni Pinna for The NYT Style 💫
Illustrations created by María Corte Maidagan for Nature: International Women’s Day Nature highlights developments in women’s health research and career guidance for women in science.
New illustration created by Joao Fazenda for The New Yorker
New series created by Pablo Amargo for The New Yorker about suitcases, just as spring starts nudging us out the door.
Visual interpretation on Migraine created by Francesco Ciccolella for Freunde der ZEIT.
Political improvisation and housing illustrated by Martín Elfman for EL PAÍS.
Lorenzo Gritti for Harvard Business School. “A senior-care startup with an AI assist”
Illustration created by Miguel Porlan for The New Yorker
Francesco Ciccolella for Journalist, the magazine of the German Journalists Association. Bring Your Own Audience — Freelance journalists are now expected to arrive with a built-in following. But building and maintaining a community is practically a second full-time job. As the line between journalist and content creator fades, one question remains: why does everyone have to be a little famous today?
Fernando Cobelo for the rebranding of Vanity Fair newsletters. From politics to fashion, to technology, and general news, the icons accompany the magazine’s weekly columns.
Portrait of Andrew Ross Sorkin for NY Books
Franziska Barczyk for MIT Click here to view the rest of the images in her portfolio.
Solo Travel illustrated by Sol Cotti for the NPR
Francesco Zorzi for the Winter issue of Montecristo magazine. In the viral sea of beauty hacks, platelet-rich plasma treatments stand out as safe and potentially helpfull
New book cover illustrated by Sol Cotti
"A.I. is making doctors answer a question: What they are really good for?" New cover illustration created by Fabio Consoli for The NYT Science
New illustration from Fabio Consoli for The NYT Science
Cristina Spano for The Economist
Congratulations to Fernando Cobelo for being selected for the Society of Illustrators Annual exhibition.
Check out new images created by Randy Pollak for Peacock
Cristina Spano for The New Yorker "What makes a good mother"
Congratulations to Hanna Barczyk!
Congratulations to Pablo Amargo for receiving a gold medal from The Society of Illustrators for a series of illustrations. Please check the whole collection on his portfolio
Congratulations to Mar Hernandez (Malota) for being selected in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual and The Society of Illustrators Annual exhibition
Ivan Bravo for Dwell Magazine
Sol Cotti for Sephora
Maria Corte
Miguel Porlan for The Washington Post. All these years later, the Old Coach’s maxim still rings in the ear: “Winners never quit; quitters never win.” The second half holds up, but the first clause is plainly incorrect. Everyone quits eventually. It may be involuntary. It may be in defeat or, worse yet, disgrace. But, as I’ve reminded myself and colleagues many times, “Everything ends sometime. The question is, how do you want it to end?”
Cortisol Levels and AI from Mar Hernandez
Cover created by Nicolo Canova for Full Pour Winter issue
Hot Beverages 🫖☕️🍵🧉 From coffee to tea, hot chocolate, or even mulled wine, people adore their hot drinks when the chill sets in. Spots created by Fernando Cobelo.
Series created by Miguel Porlan for The Atlantic
Love and Tech illustrated by Sol Cotti for Time
Best books for SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN by Francesco Zorzi
The New York Times - How Older People Are Reaping Brain Benefits From New Tech created by Sol Cotti
Created by Antonio Giovanni Pinna
Created by Antonio Giovanni Pinna
Mari Fouz for The Transmitter
Raquel Aparicio for The Persitant
Ivan Bravo for The New Yorker
Mural created by Helena Pallares
Francesco Ciccolella
Randy Pollak
Mar Hernandez for The NYT
Miguel Porlan
Cristina Spano for The New Yorker
Created by Antonio Giovanni Pinna
Randy Pollak
Carlos Zamora for Nespresso
Randy Pollak for Scholastic
Some of Our Clients
Our Artists
Franziska Barczyk
Antonio Giovanni Pinna
Randy Pollak
Hannah Barczyk
Fernando Cobelo
Cecilia Castelli