Sébastien Thibault is a master at turning complex issues into terrific visuals

Date
5 December 2014

With a client list that includes The New York Times, The Atlantic and Le Monde, Sébastien Thibault seems to be the guy that heavyweight news organisations call when they want someone to distill complex and serious stories into communicative visuals. The Quebec-based illustrator has a tremendous ability to take difficult, controversial and confusing ideas and turn them into something immediate, appropriate and often very perceptive. So whether it’s the end of liberal zionism, the debate over alternative medicine or suicide rates in the military, Sebastien is incredibly adept at creating a pitch-perfect visual treatment in his recognisable style.

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Sébastien Thibault: The End of the Liberal Zionism for The New York Times

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Sébastien Thibault: There Is No ’Alternative Medicine for The Atlantic

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Sébastien Thibault: Musicians do Love/Hate YouTube for Billboard Magazine

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Sébastien Thibault:Do Proxy Advisors Have Too Much Power for Fortune Magazine

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Sébastien Thibault:The Rising Tide for The Walrus

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Sébastien Thibault: L’éveil de l’Iinde for Le Monde

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Rob Alderson

Rob joined It’s Nice That as Online Editor in July 2011 before becoming Editor-in-Chief and working across all editorial projects including itsnicethat.com, Printed Pages, Here and Nicer Tuesdays. Rob left It’s Nice That in June 2015.

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