Here is a piece I did in Sunday’s New York Times. As usual I really enjoyed the work so the hours flew by allowing me to forget to feed myself or exercise. I have had a real interest interpreting water lately so expect to see some more of that in the near future.
One of my past instructors, Will Weston, used to say (in reference to getting work): “Always play to your strengths… then work on your weakness when nobody is looking.” When it comes to illustration work, I try always to do just that, play to my strengths. When I get the opportunity to participate in an…
Illustration for Money Magazine about money well spent on raising chickens.
I had the good fortune to do 13 illustrations for the 110th anniversary issue of Popular Mechanics! The mission: to take old illustrations from various years (i.e. 1937) and redraw them with a new spin, but keeping them looking old. What can I say, SUPER FUN. A total of six DIY inventions each with a…
The Descendents saved my life. When I was a fat kid and super nerd in high school, like many fat kid super nerds, I used to get really depressed. I had my little chubby heart broken a few times and definitely wanted to throw in the towel on occasion. Fortunately, I found the Descendents, or…
Here are a series of 3 color Risograph prints I created for group show called Pigskin. My team was the Philadephia Eagles. My idea was to chronicle the Eagles’ history of success
Illustrations for Mental Floss about historically important but often unmentioned people.