Reader's Digest

This was for a Reader's Digest publication, a story about a man's memories of a local store called Ingram's.

I was definitely thinking 'vintage poster' on this one...it's always interesting- the struggle between less and more,

flatness and form.

Here's the finished piece...

This was for an article in the Wall Street Journal on the trend toward 'concierge' medicine.

As with many illustrators, I often like the drawing as much or more than the finished illustration,

I guess its the directness of pencil drawing that is appealing.

Portrait

Portrait of Atlanta Zoo CEO

The billboard in Times Square

Here's the poster! 

Nice Work If You Can Get It!

I'm quite excited about this job, which I finished in late November, but is just hitting the streets now.

Its for a new Broadway show, which stars Matthew Broderick and Kelli O'Hara.

I  illustrated this logo, as well as the poster, billboard, theatre signage , t-shirts etc.

I was just in NYC and was able to see the Imperial Theatre get its new look!

Article on the chaos of Fashion week in The Wall Street Journal

Strategy Magazine

Strategy Magazine Cover 

Oh boy. Its been awhile since I posted.... its been busy! I'll make up for it. I promise.

Birthday card I did for our stationery company, Cartolina.

For the Wall Street Journal - an article about different methods of saving for retirement

Bicycling Magazine - how to take the best features from

 riders past, and incorporate them into your cycling

Crow vs. Gas Plant

I like Crows and Ravens... we have both around our house sometimes. They seem weird and smart. This article was about how slow mergers and acquisitions had been in the oil and gas industry.... 

Top 100

This is a full page illustration, illustrating the 'Top 100 corporate leaders".

I wanted to create a 'poster' feel for this one...because I'd love to get more poster assignments, but they seem few and far between! 

Business Portraits

I did six of these portraits of business leaders, they were to run very small, so had to be simple. I like how they turned out.

Boston Globe

I did this illustration last week for the Boston Globe book review section, except that this was actually an iPad app review, for a T.S. Eliot app.

I enjoyed working on this one...and tried not to be constrained by my own tendencies toward too much realism. I feel less constrained by 'technique' these days, rather, focusing on the solution and the overall feel of the piece, as opposed to how I'm executing it.

Sent with ScratchCam for iPhone

I just figured out how to post iPhone pictures to my blog ...from anywhere!

strike three

The visual problem to solve here was to come up with a full page image for an article in Summit Business Magazine article 'mistakes in team building', referring to business management, however the article used baseball as a metaphor in a couple places, so thats what I worked with. Overlapping responsibilities is apparently a common 'team building' mistake ... so here's three players, all trying to bat, all three missing the pitch completely.

Hammocks

I took a short cut yesterday, down some old metal stairs, underneath a chinese medicine school. I was heading for the railway tracks but had to stop when I saw this sign. It's such a cool old building, really ramshackle...totally out of the way. I thought it was fitting that someone was selling hammocks in this, the most laid back of retail locations....

Bicycling Magazine - award winner

I'm very pleased to hear that this image that I did for Bicycling Magazine has been chosen for American Illustration, 3x3 and Applied Arts awards Annuals! It's so gratifying to be chosen in these annual competitions.

Colby College

This article was on a young woman who had made a real impact volunteering and working with non-profits, both during her education at Colby, and after.

D Mag

An article in DMagazine about a guy that played pranks on his neighbours in an upscale neighbourhood in Dallas. Apparently doing things like posting signs that were sure to freak people out on the morning of their garage sale....

WSJ - Golf

Another Wall Street Journal piece...the story was about a fathers love of soccer, and his disappointment when his son dropped soccer for golf.

Liquid Gas

Gas companies looking for different ways to use liquid natural gas

takeover

The AD wanted an image to simply show that many of the smaller oil and gas companies are being taken over by larger ones...