Above illustration was the cover of the Nashville Scene about a man who was arrested for trying to have sex with an ATM. Spot illustration about a member of the school board being asked to resign after inventing the “Buttle Opener” Spot illustration about country singer, Luke Bryan, and the multiple times he fell off…
Cover illustration for Deadline Magazine about the tough road for the Oscars this year. Big thanks to art director Rob Rice.
This was a spot illustration I did for Variety Magazine about Google’s unfair contract practices with creatives.
My sister asked me to design a simple display to accept donations for her sorority which was raising money for the Wounded Warrior Project. Each sorority made a display and the best display won something. I don’t know what, but whatever, my sister picked me up from the airport once so I owed her. Well…
New illustrations for the Wall Street Journal about annoying habits. http://online.wsj.com/articles/how-to-deal-with-other-peoples-rude-behavior-1404169092?tesla=y&mg=reno64-wsj
Last time I contributed to Giant Robot’s group show Game Over, I chose Midway’s arcade classic Joust. This time around after plenty of video gaming, a.k.a. “Research”, I decided to create an image for the Nintendo o.g. game Ice Climbers. I just love polar bears rocking Wayfarers and red Speedos, true arctic gear.
This was a piece I submitted for a group art show themed on the year 1977. Leave it to me to make a dreary piece for a happy show and find humor in more serious work. I titled this “The Execution of Gary Gilmore”. In 1977 Gary Gilmore was executed by firing squad for armed…
This was a piece I did for the Wall Street Journal awhile back about men being trapped in a Bermuda Triangle with their wives and mothers. This includes a Romulan version of myself as well as extremely-needy-Asian-baby me. Illustration can be so narcissistic sometimes, most time, all the time.
I used to have this Australian roommate who was about 10 years older than me. We both worked at the Cheesecake Factory in Brentwood CA. He had all these friends that had “real” careers, a lawyer, a detective, an accountant, etc., and they were all friends. I was always baffled by the diversity of his…
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…