One of my favorite assignments in 2008 was an article on women’s nails.??? Well, it was talking about how your nails (the appearance of) really talk about the kind of woman you are and the life you lead. It was ok, but what I really loved was that I got to use my wife and son […]
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This was a great assignment as I got to illustrate an interesting concept in a way that I found challenging. The article dealt with our economy and where we all are in relation. The chairs (10 of them) each represent 10% of our economy and each person represents 10% of the population. So as you […]
This illustration was a great assignment. A bit of research to do, but it is always great to learn something during an assignment. This piece for AAA Traveler magazine was basically an ad for great ‘festivals’ around the world. They include: The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, New Orleans’ Jazz & Heritage Festival,  The Kentucky Derby, Pushkar Mela, and Christkindelsmarkt.   Basically, […]
This is my latest published illustration. It was a great article on the music and culture of 1920s Iraq for the UTNE reader. It was nice to hear something different about this country, something positive. Beautiful things were possible in those beautiful times. Let’s hope there will be more to come soon.Â
Been a busy month, but I’ve continued on with my reportage of NYC commuters. Not a lot to say this time, but here are a few of my favorite drawings from October. Â
This past Sunday, I had another illustration appear in the Chicago Tribune Style section. This time it was for an article on ‘Men’s fear of color’ (in their wardrobe). I really enjoyed this illustration and would love to hear what you think. Thanks!
Well it has been a few days since the last post so I’ve decided just to put up a few of the end of the month/beginning of the month reportage drawings from this series. Check back soon for more.
Well you’ve all been asking for it, so here it is, the elevator drawing. It’s amazing, work can be so rough on people that even though these commuters are going home, they still look just as miserable as they do in the morning.
