This Elements of Value chart for the Harvard Business Review illustrates and organizes the multiple ways in which businesses can add value to business products to elevate them above […]
Author: nikschulz
MotoMoji Sticker Pack
A small part of a set of Porsche stickers I drew for the MotoMoji sticker pack for iOS Messenger, available on iTunes.
Honda Motor Company
I was honored to work with RPA Advertising on this series of automotive illustrations for Honda celebrating the release of the the 10th generation Honda Accord. […]
Popular Mechanics
A series of illustrations (click to see the rest) showing the places in cars that people typically forget to clean.
Popular Science
These illustrations show how the wind farm off Block Island, Rhode Island, was constructed. (My work is the six spots on the lefthand side of […]
Fortune
This piece was created to accompany an article in Fortune magazine relaying that the internet of things is now available in smart bed form. This wasn’t the version […]
Engadget
This pair of illustrations was featured along with the Engadget Winners and Losers of 2016 story.
Engadget
This is the logo Engadget asked me to create to accompany their year-end Winners and Losers of 2016 story.
Hearst Media
This set of six illustrations show how hydrogen is delivered, processed, and stored at a hydrogen fuel station before fueling up a hydrogen car.
The Atlantic
This timeline, for sponsored content created in conjunction with The Atlantic and Sonos, maps out the major developments in music media formats and playback devices. It […]
Classic Car Series
I drew this 1944 Willys MB Jeep for my automotive illustration site, nikschulz.com.
Princeton Alumni Weekly
This piece for the Princeton Alumni Weekly illustrates new evidence that Red Wolves and Eastern Wolves aren’t separate species but hybrids that fall on the […]
ESPN Euro 2016 Stadium Guide
These illustrations were part of ESPN’s Euro 2016 Stadium Guide. I created ten illustrations for the site which were animated by the talented Rich Hinchcliffe.
L-Dopa Print Shop
The BMW M3, this one drawn for the shopping side of my site, is now an ’80s icon and a highly sought after sports sedan.
L-Dopa Print Shop
This illustration, for the shopping side of my site features the 1975 BMW 3.0 CSL art car painted by Alexander Calder and entered in that year’s Le […]
Harvard Business Review
This Elements of Value chart for the Harvard Business Review illustrates and organizes the multiple ways in which businesses can add value to a product and […]
Field & Stream
These fish are part of a series of summer fishing maps that I drew for Field & Stream. I thought they looked nice as a […]
Wired
Jurassic Butterfly: It turns out that a butterfly-like creature existed 150 million years ago in the Jurassic period, then went extinct. Nature then re-evolved […]
Harvard Business Review
How to visualize data in large numbers, in this case 18 billion single-serving coffee cups.
Harvard Business Review
How to visualize data in very small numbers, in this case that 3 in 10,000 high school basketball players make it into the NBA.
Harvard Business Review
How to visualize data from complex relationships, in the case population movement between 10 American cities.
Wired
Jargon Watch: Viperblack, a technology similar to black viper snake scales to create a fabric that’s 40% darker than standard black.
Philadelphia Magazine
A map of the extensions planned for SEPTA, the Philadelphia public transit system.