For issue #15 of ZAFTIG on the theme of "Phenomena"
Illustration for PLANSPONSOR, on the prompt “Best way to navigate a chaotic environment”.
Client: Plansponsor
AD: SooJin Buzelli
Sample work on how VR can be used to cure phobias
1- Tierra Whack
2- Portrait for Gizmodo Media to accompany a Neil DeGrasse Tyson interview.
Client: Gizmodo Media
Art Director: Jim Cooke
3- David Bowie Tribute
4- Nick Cave, personal work.
Illustration for a medium article about “haunted” office furniture that utilizes biofeedback to encourage healthier habits in office workers, and whether widespread use of this technology is ethical.
Illustration for the New York Times book review of “A Good Time to Be Born”, a book that analyzes the huge advancements made in reducing child mortality.
Personal animation exercise based on a creature from Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights"
Illustration for The New York Times’ new property on parenting. This piece is about PreEclampsia, or dangerous high blood pressure during pregnancy.
CLIENT: The New York Times
AD: Deanna Donegan
Illustration commissioned for The Atlantic on humans’ complex, evolving relationship with whales.
Client: The Atlantic
AD: Arsh Raziuddin
Illustration for The New York Times OpEd Page, on the immorality of a scientist in China altering the DNA of human embryos. Project was completed in 6 hours start to finish. Final illustration first, followed by submitted sketch ideas.
Illustration for The New York Times Insider section, on what its like to peer into people's lives as a Real Estate reporter.
Various illustrations for the New York Times print-only sketchbook section. Topics: The future of Miss America, Farm floods in the midwest, Cows fleeing to Cape Lookout NC.
Illustration to accompany an essay about a terminally ill woman choosing to end her life.
Client: Milwaukee Magazine
AD: Rachel Stinebring
Personal animated gif
Personal work
Poster for the film "It Follows"
Personal work
Editorial sample for an article about life after a mastectomy
Images created for the 2015 and 2016 Wes Anderson group shows at Spoke Art Gallery. Based on The Life Aquatic and The Grand Budapest Hotel, respectively.