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Creative Quarterly: CQ’s 100 Best Annual 2019

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Digital image “Bréquet 14 Mash-up” by Robert Koss is among the top 25 in the Fine Art category featured in the Creative Quarterly’s 100 Best Annual 2019 Journal due out in hardcover April 2020.

Here is the announcement from CQ:

“WE WANT TO BRING SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THOSE ARTISTS, DESIGNERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO WERE OUR COMPETITION WINNERS IN 2019.

“To start we selected a panel of judges from our featured artists, designers and photographers from past issues. The judges select the top 25 pieces in each of our four categories for special recognition. And each year we publish the best of the best in a hardcover book.”

The gallery reception will be held March 13 in New York City. Free to the public! RSVP

About: Creative Quarterly is an international journal focusing on promoting the work of the creative community. The quarterly journals represent current work in graphic design, illustration, photography and fine art.

Bréquet 14 Mash-up is one of the top 25 selections in the Fine Art category.

Creative Quarterly: Issue 53

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About: Creative Quarterly is an international journal focusing on promoting the work of the creative community. The quarterly journals represent current work in graphic design, illustration, photography and fine art.

Digital image “Four Felt” by Robert Koss will be published in Issue 53 of the Creative Quarterly.

Digital image “Four Felt” is among three entries accepted for publication in Issue 53 of Creative Quarterly. The three entries are part of a series of silhouettes emerging from a felt-like texture.

Issue 53 is in production and will be available in January 2019. The work is featured in both the Creative Quarterly Issue 53 journal and the Online Gallery: 53.  The Online Gallery:53  will go live in January 2019. 

About: Creative Quarterly is an international journal focusing on promoting the work of the creative community. The quarterly journals represent current work in graphic design, illustration, photography and fine art.