Brian Ajhar
Humorously depicting people and animals in adverse situations is the essence of a Brian Ajhar illustration. Heavily influenced by the European political satirists of the 19th and 20th centuries, Ajhar draws from classic fables, mythology, history and the arts to illustrate contemporary issues. The classical fairytale quality of Ajhar's watercolors cover a spectrum of themes from social issues to politics to the esoteric world of business and finance. The satire of Brian Ajhar has appeared on the pages of magazines and newspapers in the United States and Internationally for over two decades. His distinctive point of view has found its way into magazines, character design for annimation, advertising campaigns, corporate design, children's books and children's videos.
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Brian Ajhar client list includes:
Time, Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated, Rolling Stone, Forbes, Viking Penguin, Random House, Simon & Schuster, Warner Bros., Macmillan, AT&T, MetLife, Cellular One, General Foods, General Electric, Ralston Purina, Leo Burnett, J. Walter Thompson, Snickers, US News & World report, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Golf Gagazine, Scholastic Publications, Artuur Levine Books, Will Vinton Studios, US News & World Report, TV Guide, Will Vinton Studios, Young & Rubicam, Washington Post, Business Week, Bon Appetit, McDonalds, Kirin Segrams
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