The Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles was founded in 1953 by a handful of Southern California advertising artists and designers primarily to promote the professional status of illustration art as well as foster both philanthropic and educational goals. From this small beginning it has grown to a very productive membership whose work is seen locally and nationally by millions each year in all printed media, television, films, the Internet and gallery exhibitions. Today SILA is firmly established as the major professional art entity on the West coast providing significant contribution to the vitality of not only the community itself but the nation as well.
Aunt track

Nguyen Tran

Grasshopper Hunter

Greg Newbold

Marc Jacobs

Bijou Karman

The Golem of Prague

Owen Weber

The Nightmare

Kelley McMorris

Tegan Quin

April Mitchell

Savor The Season

Mark Stutzman

The Valkyrie

Justin Hernandez

Beowulf

Nadine Takvorian

College Internships

Thomas Burns

Poison Dart

Mike Abate

Superior

Bijou Karman

Hillary Clinton

Lori Klopp

Beacon

Dola Sun

Provincia Romana

Kurt Miller

Reluctant Hors D'oeuvre

Bill Mayer

NightBirds

Allison Boesch

Finn McCool

John Thompson

Teddy

Perry Stewart

The Endangered Elite

Mariya Olshevska

It's Too Hot Even For Us

Christie J. Park

The Drone

Shea Centore

The Graveyard Book

Jake Giddens

The Velveteen Rabbit

Erika Steiskal

Pomona Swap Meet

Jeff Wack

Pet Loss

Susie Ghahremani

Many Foot

Coner Corbett

Giganotosaurus and Parasaurolophus

Kurt Miller

The Diary of Anne Frank

Raymond Bonilla

Where the Spirit

Martin French

Beer Boy

Mark Stutzman

EYE OF THE STORM

Clark Huggins

Gloomy Tuesday Night

Christine Liu

Jocko Flocko

David K. Stanley

Beauty of a Still Motion

Justin Zielke

Wanderer's Companion

Coner Corbett