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.
New York Electro

Peter Greenwood

Exercise vs. Depression

Alyssa Winans

Dengue Fever

Nehemiah Nesheim

Taste For Bittersweet Beds

Tran Nguyen

Santa Barbara Mural

John Mattos

Man's Road

Alyssa Winans

One is for Sorrow, Two for Mirth....

Tara Larsen Chang

Mercenary hostel

Yunfan Zhou

Workbook's Creative Carnival 2014

Bill Mayer

Burden of Lying

Elyse Salazar

When Pigs Fly

Lisa Falkenstern

VOTE!

Inga Poslitur

Squirrel Utility Pole Worker

Victoria Orolfo

Violet

Carlynn Whitt

Through the Looking Glass

Bill Mayer

Takaishi

Jing Li

Les paradoxes du sommeil

Jimmy Tigani

Untitled (Tree Cameras 1)

Darren Hostetter

Christmas in Bolekhiv

Suzy Gerhart

3 Musketeers

Jennifer L Meyer

Owl Teacher

Victoria Orolfo

Skull and Hands

Erin McMannes

BUS Poster

Inga Poslitur

James and the Giant Peach

David Hohn

The Singing Sands

Mark Smith

Raven

Jia Sung

A Good Man is Hard to Find

Natalie Barahona

The Voyager

Timothy Banks

The Departure

Peach Tao

Smoking Crows

Bill Mayer