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.
Tattooed Frog

Bill Mayer

Crystal in Black Hat

Inga Poslitur

Land o' Plenty

Bill Mayer

Wild Blue Yonder #6

Jennifer L Meyer

Fireflies

Marcia Adams Ho

Tarascon Tower

Victor Maury

Florabunda

Q. Cassetti

Death Star

Tim Kirby

3 Musketeers

Jennifer L Meyer

Printed organs

Elyse Salazar

Dengue Fever

Nehemiah Nesheim

Starbridge

Gregory Manchess

Love Letter

Ann Macarayan

Engulfment and Abandonment

Marc Scheff

Workbook's Creative Carnival 2014

Bill Mayer

Bird Herder

Benjamin Currie

Eyes and Hands

Leigh Luna

All Paths Lead to Foyles

Rebecca Hendin

Julius Boros

Mark Smith

Lecrea

Robert Carter

The Whisperer

Greg Swearingen

Re Micio

Gianluca Foli

SCAD Fighting Bees

Thomas Burns

Past Present

Michael Glenwood

Catfish

Rachel Powell-Cohen

The Singing Sands 2

Mark Smith

Ely Poster

Kate O'Hara

Queen Rabbit's Dinner Table

Haejin Park

"Change"

Bill Mayer

Portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer. Cover art for "The Canterbury Tales"

Anna and Elena Balbusso