We’re hiring at work, which makes this latest illustration job, about the Do’s and Don’ts of resume writing, even more relevant. Plus, it was for one of my all-time favorite blogsOMG, The Hairpin, which, like me, triumphs randomness, intelligence and … Continue reading →

Remember that post about a ribbonfish a few weeks ago? Well, I swear it was relevant! I did another poster for the Miami Childrens Theater’s upcoming production of Les Misérables. I’ll be executing four unique posters inspired by the storyline … Continue reading →

Happy Holidays to everyone who still reads this (Mom)! I did two versions of a cover (that ended up not running) depicting New York City in winter. Christmas is, hands-down, my favorite time of the year and while I run … Continue reading →

The above is a piece I did on unconventional classes in Park Slope. I’m pretty proud of the pea plant:

This was one done for a short fiction article that I still don’t totally understand. I guess the challenge in this situation is to create something visually compelling and open-ended…and relevant. I always aim to be inclusive (a word that … Continue reading →

Recently completed for the New York Spirit for an article about buying organic food. Since I have an unhealthy addiction to Whole Foods, this is a topic I am very familiar with.

I was recently lucky enough to work on a series of illustrations for the San Francisco Bay Guardian’s Holiday Guide. The cover assignment involved illustrating San Francisco in a snow globe and since I had little knowledge of the city’s … Continue reading →