Hands-down, one of the best purchases I’ve made as an adult living in a city built for walking are my rainboots (as seen on this pigeon). Worth every penny, these boots allow me to step directly in large puddles sans … Continue reading →

The Into the Woods poster was another fun project for the ever-growing Miami Childrens Theater. In order to properly prepare myself for this illustration, I had to do a bit of research in the form of googling images of castles … Continue reading →

According to Wikipedia: The phrase “when pigs fly” is an adynaton—a figure of speech so hyperbolic that it describes an impossibility.

I not-so-recently, but sort of recently completed this poster for the Miami Childrens Theater’s production of the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, which premiered last Friday! Some fun facts are: I’ve actually seen this show on ~*~Broadway~*~ (with my … Continue reading →

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 →

Despite the fact that it was 69 degrees a day ago, I’m feeling suspiciously in the Christmas spirit and productive thanks to Prozac! I had been mulling over the idea of actually producing a (gasp) printed holiday card this year … Continue reading →

[I just realized that I've been using "Illustration" as both a Category and a Tag. Josh, how do you feel about this?] I’ve blogged (ugh) about my recent Les Miserables project in collaboration with the wonderful Miami Childrens Theater. Not … Continue reading →

Few things are worse than trying to track down and populate the content of a website, am I right? I’m currently scrounging around old hard drives for work to add to my design portfolio site (a.k.a: NOT this one) 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 →

Classic exercise in technical execution and insanity: I apparently can’t draw ribbons, but must learn how for another project I’m working on. So, I made this: It would be even funnier if it were a sea creature. I apparently can’t … Continue reading →