New illustration for The Globe and Mails Report on Business.

This one was about ruthless out of control CEOs. 

New illustration for Portland Monthly

This was a really fun piece I did for Portland Monthly mag. It was a tribute to the year the Blazers brought the NBA championship home. Fun looking at the historical footage. There’s also a cool documentary about the team. 

New Illustration for RICE magazine

Here is a fun illustration I did for RICE Magazine for RICE university. It was a feature about Becky Wade’s running around the world. She chronicles her experiences running in several countries with many different people around the world. From London, Japan, New Zealand to Ethiopia. The best part about this job is when someone who the article is about sees the image and loves it.

New Illustration for Apple Health Magazine

Here is another fun one for Apple Health Magazine in Alberta. It was a story about changing gender rolls in kids.

 

New Illustration Series for Men’s Health

Here was a really fun series I did for Men’s Health magazine. It’s a feature about ways to avoid the end of the world ruining your day. Always fun working with Men’s Health. Tips to help you during your backyard BBQ with meteorite plummeting toward earth, walking your dog through a riot, or enjoying a drink on the beach while a shark and bee attack is happening.

New Illustration series for Prevention Magazine

Here is a fun series of illustrations I did for Prevention magazine about menopause. That’s right. I said menopause. I know. Why did a male get asked to do this job? Well I don’t know. All I know is that I like learning about new things and I love to make pictures so I thought it was a good idea. I had fun. It was challenging and I did learn a lot. I was reminded why I think women are so amazing.

OPENER

BODY CHANGES 

HOT FLASHES

AREAS DRYING UP

EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER

New Illustration for Newsweek Magazine

This was for Newsweek magazine’s “Two Numbers” column where they either compare two numbers or just talk about two different numbers. In this one it was all about the exciting, way too long awaited, opening of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. The first number is 101, the years since black Civil War veterans first called for a national space to celebrate African Americans. The other number 34,000 is the amount of items you’ll be able to see in the museum. Not sure about you but I really would love to visit this museum. Thanks again for the good people at Newsweek. Always great to work with.

New Illustration for Backpacker magazine

Here is a fun illustration for Backpacker magazine’s Pass/Fail column. This one is about hammock camping and how it didn’t work out for one person.

New Illustration for Marketing Magazine

The Extrodinary Future Of Shopping: Your map to better shopping for consumers and brick-and-mortar retailers. Here is a piece I did for Marketing magazine about different technology retailers are using to make shoppers experience more efficient, interactive, and enjoyable.

A Long Journey

This was a the last piece I did with the wonderful Art Director Deborah Lawrence who is no longer with the Rotarian magazine. It was a sad day when she announced that she will no longer be working there. I really enjoyed working with her. This is the latest piece about a gentleman named Charles Heller and how he immigrated to the United States from Czechoslovakia in 1949 when he was 13. He talks about how that journey was and how much of a refuge and comfort the US was for him.