Client: Current Affairs Magazine
Client: TED
AD: Sacha Vega
An illustration for the IDEAS blog by TED on answering the question: "The worst effects of climate change may not be felt for centuries. So how should we think about it now?"
Client: The Ringer
AD: David Shoemaker
Client: Intercom
AD: Stewart Scott-Curran
Personal work.
For the Infinite Well show at Nucleus Portland
Client: The New York Times Sunday Review, and also published by ProPublica
AD: Nathan Huang
Client: The Hollywood Reporter
AD: Kelsey Stefanson
Client: Politico EU
AD: Tim Ball
Client: Canvas Unplugged
Personal work
Acrylic, graphite, colored pencil, and gouache on paper. 28" x 35"
Client: VICE, The Marshall Project
AD: Nick Gazin, Matt Taylor
A series of card illustrations for the music and tabletop card game Dropmix, responding to the Lucinda Williams song Can’t Let Go.
Client: Harmonix, Hasbro
AD: Anne Szabla
Client: The New York Times: Sunday Review
AD: Nathan Huang
Client: The New York Times: Sunday Review
AD: Nathan Huang
Client: CANVAS Unplugged
Client: GOOD Media
AD: Tatiana Cardenas
For the Wes Anderson group show at Talon Gallery (Portland, OR) with Spoke Art (San Francisco, CA).
Client: Solitary Films, Vanishing Angle Films
AD: Mari Walker
Illustration and design for an independent short-film poster about a young transgender woman who finds freedom in an end-of-Summer swim.
Client: CANVAS Unplugged
Life is suffering. It is hard. The world is cursed. But still, you find reasons to keep living.
Acrylic, graphite, colored pencil, and ink on paper. 16"x20"
Spring 2017 at Spoke Art SF
STEALING YOUR NAME
Graphite, acrylic, colored pencil, and acryla-gouache on paper mounted onto panel 24" x 30"
Fall 2017 at Spoke Art NYC
Client: The New York Times
AD: Sarah Williamson
For the Labyrinth 30th Anniversary Exhibition at Gallery Nucleus, Los Angeles CA.
Shown at the Text and Pictures group show at Giant Robot, Los Angeles, CA.
