Steven P Hughes Illustration

Steven P. Hughes is a Canadian Illustrator who has worked with clients such as Reader's Digest, Scientific American, and ESPN. His work has been featured in American Illustration, Communication Arts and The National Magazine Awards. You can contact Steven at [email protected]

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Fractured Families by Steven P Hughes Carol Moskot / Broadview Magazine

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Moral Injury by Steven P Hughes John Harman / MOAA Magazine

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Eight Times Up cover art by Steven P Hughes Written by John Corr

“Ever since his mom left, Riley has been a mess. He feels nervous all the time. His heart pounds, his neck is tight, and he can't seem to turn off his brain. His dad signs him up for aikido, hoping it will help. In the dojo, Riley meets boys who are much rougher than he is and a girl who is tougher than all the rest of them put together. For Wafaa, aikido is not her first choice. She was disqualified from competing in judo for wearing a hijab. From the first time she steps on the mat, it's clear she is far more skilled than anyone expected. Through the teachings of their sensei, Riley and his classmates come to understand that aikido is not about winning or losing or about being perfect. Sensei shows them how to tap into their inner strength and find their place in the universe.“

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Moral Injury (animated) by Steven P Hughes John Harman / MOAA Magazine

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Scuba Diving 2019 by Steven P Hughes Monica Rodriguez / Scuba Diving Magazine

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Teeth by Steven P Hughes Personal Work

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Fall Fashion by Steven P Hughes Personal Work

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Tales from Beyond the Brain cover art by Steven P Hughes Written by Jeff Szpirglas

“Imagine walking home from school one day and seeing a brain on the side of the road, a brain that, it turns out, is looking for a new home. Or instead of paying attention to the teacher, you shoot a paper airplane across the room and accidentally rip a hole in the fabric of the universe. And what would you do if you discovered that the reading group you thought was for dummies was actually recruiting kids with telekinetic powers? Tales from Beyond the Brain is a collection of thirteen spooky stories that are as outrageous as they are terrifying. It’s a throwback to the weird tales of yesteryear, in the vein of Tales from the Crypt and The Twilight Zone, but with contemporary characters and settings. Getting an education has never been more dangerous.”

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New Energy by Steven P Hughes Marcey Andrews / New Trail Magazine

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Energy Milestones by Steven P Hughes Marcey Andrews / New Trail Magazine

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Channel Zero by Steven P Hughes Personal Work

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New Energy (animated) by Steven P Hughes Marcey Andrews / New Trail Magazine

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Channel Zero: The Dream Door by Steven P Hughes Personal Work

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The Westray Disaster by Steven P Hughes Danielle Sayer / Reader’s Digest Canada

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Politico Europe’s 4 Year Anniversary by Steven P Hughes Tim Ball / Politico Europe

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The Rattler’s Revenge by Steven P Hughes John Montgomery / Reader’s Digest Canada

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Eight Times Up (cover art) by Steven P Hughes Written by John Corr

“Ever since his mom left, Riley has been a mess. He feels nervous all the time. His heart pounds, his neck is tight, and he can’t seem to turn off his brain. His dad signs him up for aikido, hoping it will help. In the dojo, Riley meets boys who are much rougher than he is and a girl who is tougher than all the rest of them put together. For Wafaa, aikido is not her first choice. She was disqualified from competing in judo for wearing a hijab. From the first time she steps on the mat, it’s clear she is far more skilled than anyone expected. Through the teachings of their sensei, Riley and his classmates come to understand that aikido is not about winning or losing or about being perfect. Sensei shows them how to tap into their inner strength and find their place in the universe.“

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