A selection of work for clients including Levi Strauss, Bloomberg, Newsweek, and Atlantic Records.

For this style I use a more limited palette, and a flatter, less painterly  surface.

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Here’s a selection of some of my favorite Editorial Assignments, from small spots, to feature illustrations.

Clients include Time, Newsweek, The New Yorker, Travel & Leisure, Los Angeles, Natural Health, Fit Pregnancy, Out, Plansponsor, and many others.

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Even if I had my druthers

I’d still have qualms.

The two go together

like bowls and alms.

This is a project that was commissioned by the online brokerage firm iShares. I was one of seven artists

commissioned to interpret the phrase “Keep Evolving”, with the final art blown up to

mural size and installed in Grand Central Station. I chose to go with a train, on account of the

location– an evolved locomotive that runs on sun and wind.

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My painting of The Green Train (detail)

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Installation view

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This is a recent illustration for Plan Sponsor Magazine, art directed by SooJin Buzelli. The article is about the financial complexity of bond flow. The main necessity for the piece was to communicate a complicated system where everything is connected to everything else. 

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One of my illustrations for The Exquisite Corpse Adventure was selected to be included in the Society of Illustrator’s 53 – Advertising and Institutional Exhibit, as well as for publication in the annual.

This amazing project was put together by Julia Rothman and Matt Lamothe. 100 Artists collaborated on this version of the exquisite corpse game. The book is divided up into thematic sections, with each artist responding to the work of a fellow corpse-er and creating a visual narrative. Each participant must carry over a horizon line or other feature of the connecting work. The book has some of my very favorite artists, including Esther Pearl Watson, Mel Kadel, Matt Leines, Melinda Beck, Julliette Borda, Jordin Isip, James Jean, Brian Cronin, Henrik Dresher, Jordan Crane, Travis Millard, and many many others. My contribution is below, titled Dog’s Revenge. More about the book here.

Below are some illustrations I’ve done for Stanford Medicine, working with the fantastic designer and art director David Armario. The subjects are, from top to bottom: Good and bad proteins, working as a team to crack a code, contaminated water, and using wiki protocols in laboratories.