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Guy Billout

Part-time Associate Teaching Professor

Email
billoutg@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Guy Billout

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1941: Born in France.

1962-1969: Art education in school for the applied arts in Beaune, France. Illustration and graphic design for advertisisng.

1062-1969: Worked in ad agencies in Paris as a graphic designer.

1969: Becomes an illustrator with a portfolio of 12 illustrations, published in New York Magazine (Aug. 1969). Art director: Milton Glaser.

Published in American magazines and newspapers: Redbook, McCall's, Vogue, Time, Life, Newsweek, Fortune, Playboy, Glamour, The Oprah Magazine, The Reader Digest, Psychology Today, The New Yorker, The Boston Globe, The New York Times, The Wall Street Jurnal, The Los Angeles Times, etc.

1982-2006: Regular four-color feature, every other month, in The Atlantic Monthly, with total editorial freedom. Art director: Judy Garlan.

2001-2011: Illustrates the articles of Seymour Hersh about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, in The New Yorker. Art director: Chris Curry.

Advertising campaignes: The Boston Consulting Group (USA & France), The national Westminster Bank (London), JP Morgan Chase, Northern Telecom, etc. 

Annual reports: JP Morgan, Mobil, San Francisco Airport, Metropolitan Life, KPMG, Salomon Brothers, Schlumberger, Comcast, Herman Miller, LG, etc.


Degrees Held

BFA and MFA equivalent in France (graphic design)


Recent Publications

2020: interviewed by Janine Kotwica under the title: "Philosophical Humor" for Les cahiers dessinés magazine (France) in the issue #7.


Portfolio


Future Courses

  • Explorations in Drawing
    PSAM 1800 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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