I’ve been looking for more opportunities to create animated content and happily I received an email from the Washington Post asking for just such a thing đ People are having difficulty, naturally, furnishing their homes during the pandemic. So we decided to show a room coming together piece by piece, hoping it all comes together. […]
Last week I got a call to illustrate a nice story about a woman’s quest for the perfect Parisian apartment and how meeting the right partner changed everything. I really enjoyed this piece. You can read the story here:Â https://realestate.boston.com/my-first-home/2017/10/26/an-american-in-paris/ Thanks to Lesley at the Boston Globe for the commission.
I was asked to illustrate last Sunday’s book review feature for The Boston Globe. It was an intense and complicated story with a few poignant moments from which I was able to put together images. None more powerful than when main character Nargis sews, with golden thread, the tattered pages of the book, âThat They Might Know […]
Excited to share my first piece for The Boston Globe. I was asked to illustrate a review of the book Hourglass by Dani Shapiro. I always enjoy the challenge of creating more conceptual work and I’m really happy with how this turned out, especially with only 1 day to turn this illustration around! Here are […]
I had a really fun job land on my board last week, an editorial illustration for the Wall Street Journal’s Off Duty section. The article was about the debate over which wine is superior, that of a single vineyard, or a blend. Here are the 2 sketches I submitted, some work in progress and the final […]
I always enjoy working for Four Seasons magazine, I always learn something unexpected. Here are 3 new illustrations I did for them last month. Â
