Chris Gash – NYTimes Book Review
I’m so proud to have been a part of the Book Review for so many years. It was my first assignment back in August of 2000 and is still one of my favorite publications to work for. This illustration was
Chris Gash – NYTimes Book Review
I’m so proud to have been a part of the Book Review for so many years. It was my first assignment back in August of 2000 and is still one of my favorite publications to work for. This illustration was
Kyle T. Webster – Recent Editorial Work
Here are a few recent drawings for Hanleywood, The Spectator, Improper Bostonian and Spotlight Verlag. Being an illustrator is such a wonderful thing – the subject matter varies every week. It is never boring. Aren’t we lucky?
Kyle T. Webster – Recent Editorial Work
Here are a few recent drawings for Hanleywood, The Spectator, Improper Bostonian and Spotlight Verlag. Being an illustrator is such a wonderful thing – the subject matter varies every week. It is never boring. Aren’t we lucky?
Brian Taylor — Game of Thrones ‘Summer is Coming’
Here is a cover illustration for various NY Press newspapers. The art director’s idea was to spoof Game of Thrones for their summer preview issue. Thanks to Ed for the assignment!
Brian Taylor — Game of Thrones ‘Summer is Coming’
Here is a cover illustration for various NY Press newspapers. The art director’s idea was to spoof Game of Thrones for their summer preview issue. Thanks to Ed for the assignment!
Noah Patrick Pfarr – LA Weekly Spot – “Free Gas”
This was a fun little spot for LA Weekly about how certain privileged employees are enjoying free gas on the city’s dime while the rest of the city is paying outrageous amounts of money on gas. Thanks to Brian Guillian
Noah Patrick Pfarr – LA Weekly Spot – “Free Gas”
This was a fun little spot for LA Weekly about how certain privileged employees are enjoying free gas on the city’s dime while the rest of the city is paying outrageous amounts of money on gas. Thanks to Brian Guillian
Keith Negley – Christianity Today
Here is something in this month’s issue of Christianity Today about the autobiography by Barnabas Mam, a communist who had an encounter with faith in Cambodia during those turbulent times in the 70s. He managed to discover and develop a
Keith Negley – Christianity Today
Here is something in this month’s issue of Christianity Today about the autobiography by Barnabas Mam, a communist who had an encounter with faith in Cambodia during those turbulent times in the 70s. He managed to discover and develop a
Brett Affrunti – Illustrations for Entertainment Weekly
I was thrilled to work on this assignment for Entertainment Weekly last week for their Summer Music Preview issue! I was asked to do a half page illustration depicting Nicki Minaj, Chris Martin, Thom Yorke, and Madonna on stage, as
Brett Affrunti – Illustrations for Entertainment Weekly
I was thrilled to work on this assignment for Entertainment Weekly last week for their Summer Music Preview issue! I was asked to do a half page illustration depicting Nicki Minaj, Chris Martin, Thom Yorke, and Madonna on stage, as
Ryan Snook – The Walrus
Contributors Series of spots for Paul Kim at The Walrus. I got to pick a theme and use it to roughly illustrate various sections and articles… Editor’s Note Letters Miscellany Various spots
Ryan Snook – The Walrus
Contributors Series of spots for Paul Kim at The Walrus. I got to pick a theme and use it to roughly illustrate various sections and articles… Editor’s Note Letters Miscellany Various spots
Brian Taylor — Facebook Monster for Adweek
Here was a fun one for Adweek. I was happy to oblige the concept of a Facebook ‘monster’ consuming media. I like that #4 sketch, I might finish that one up when I have time. Thanks to Ron for the
Brian Taylor — Facebook Monster for Adweek
Here was a fun one for Adweek. I was happy to oblige the concept of a Facebook ‘monster’ consuming media. I like that #4 sketch, I might finish that one up when I have time. Thanks to Ron for the
Daniel Hertzberg – SmartMoney: Invest, Pick, Plan, Spend
I had the honor of illustrating the words “Invest” “Pick” “Plan” and “Spend” for SmartMoney Magazine last month. The art director pretty much let me do whatever I liked, so I tried every metaphor possible with these. But I wanted
Daniel Hertzberg – SmartMoney: Invest, Pick, Plan, Spend
I had the honor of illustrating the words “Invest” “Pick” “Plan” and “Spend” for SmartMoney Magazine last month. The art director pretty much let me do whatever I liked, so I tried every metaphor possible with these. But I wanted
Thomas Pitilli – LookOut!
Here are a couple recent covers I illustrated for Washington Post Express ‘Lookout’ section. Both were very fun ideas to work on, thanks Lori! Thanks for checking in.
Thomas Pitilli – LookOut!
Here are a couple recent covers I illustrated for Washington Post Express ‘Lookout’ section. Both were very fun ideas to work on, thanks Lori! Thanks for checking in.
Thomas James – Cover Illustration for City Pages
Here’s a fun project I got to work on for City Pages, based on an article about violence and bullying in the workplace. Once I got the idea for this visual it made me laugh out loud, because it’s pretty
Thomas James – Cover Illustration for City Pages
Here’s a fun project I got to work on for City Pages, based on an article about violence and bullying in the workplace. Once I got the idea for this visual it made me laugh out loud, because it’s pretty
Chris Gash – 10 Years On the Road
Here is this week’s spot for Joe Sharkey’s On the Road column in the NYTimes Business Day – the topic was about a young woman who aspired to be a flight attendant in spite of all the cons: Last month
Chris Gash – 10 Years On the Road
Here is this week’s spot for Joe Sharkey’s On the Road column in the NYTimes Business Day – the topic was about a young woman who aspired to be a flight attendant in spite of all the cons: Last month
Brian Taylor — Scientific American and Recent Work
I’m happy to have an illustration in the June 2012 issue of Scientific American. It was an illustration for an article entitled: “Down With Double Data Fees! And other proclamations that should be in a cell phone user’s Bill of
Brian Taylor — Scientific American and Recent Work
I’m happy to have an illustration in the June 2012 issue of Scientific American. It was an illustration for an article entitled: “Down With Double Data Fees! And other proclamations that should be in a cell phone user’s Bill of
PJ McQuade – LA Weekly
Got an illustration in this week’s LA Weekly for an article about all the San Fernando Valley hate that I guess is just rampant in LA. Chill you guys, why can’t we all just get along? Check out the article
PJ McQuade – LA Weekly
Got an illustration in this week’s LA Weekly for an article about all the San Fernando Valley hate that I guess is just rampant in LA. Chill you guys, why can’t we all just get along? Check out the article
Kyle T. Webster – Maurice Sendak for Washington Post
I read about Maurice Sendak’s passing on the day he died and was sad about the news, but not surprised. He talked a lot about death in his recent interviews. Just after lunch, I received a rush job from the
Kyle T. Webster – Maurice Sendak for Washington Post
I read about Maurice Sendak’s passing on the day he died and was sad about the news, but not surprised. He talked a lot about death in his recent interviews. Just after lunch, I received a rush job from the
Thomas Pitilli – Fort Worth Weekly
Here’s a recent cover I illustrated for Fort Worth Weekly. The story was about the lack of music venues in Fort Worth. Fun illustration to work on, for sure. Thanks for checking in!
Thomas Pitilli – Fort Worth Weekly
Here’s a recent cover I illustrated for Fort Worth Weekly. The story was about the lack of music venues in Fort Worth. Fun illustration to work on, for sure. Thanks for checking in!
Keith Negley – The New Republic
Christine and Joe over at Heroun + Co. were nice enough to ask me to work on the latest cover of The New Republic. They’re great communicators and always so appreciative of what I do so I was thrilled to
Keith Negley – The New Republic
Christine and Joe over at Heroun + Co. were nice enough to ask me to work on the latest cover of The New Republic. They’re great communicators and always so appreciative of what I do so I was thrilled to
Ryan Snook – Recent Work
Below is a small selection of some of the illustrations I’ve worked on the last couple of months that I never got around to posting on their own… Fit Pregnancy – for a column about not being afraid to ask
Ryan Snook – Recent Work
Below is a small selection of some of the illustrations I’ve worked on the last couple of months that I never got around to posting on their own… Fit Pregnancy – for a column about not being afraid to ask
Noah Patrick Pfarr – TSA “Screening Room”
I did this piece on the controversy surrounding TSA airport screening practices with the addition of back-scatter imaging scanners in most airports. Airport Security has become a big issue on the American public’s minds with these new procedures and full
Noah Patrick Pfarr – TSA “Screening Room”
I did this piece on the controversy surrounding TSA airport screening practices with the addition of back-scatter imaging scanners in most airports. Airport Security has become a big issue on the American public’s minds with these new procedures and full
Joel Kimmel – Los Angeles Times
Online dating can lead to some disappointing dates, especially when there’s some deception involved. For this Los Angeles Times article about just that, I wanted to show a member of an online dating site updating their profile. Like one of
Joel Kimmel – Los Angeles Times
Online dating can lead to some disappointing dates, especially when there’s some deception involved. For this Los Angeles Times article about just that, I wanted to show a member of an online dating site updating their profile. Like one of
