This one was about ruthless out of control CEOs.
Tag Archives: Men
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.
Illustration for Outside Magazine
Here was a fun illustration for Outside Magazine’s website to go with a story about one of their writers going to a Happy Summit in Florida. I think the image speaks for itself.
New Illustration for GQ magazine
This was a fun piece I got to do for GQ magazine. Best part is I’m a subscriber and so getting the issue I’m worked for in the mail is super cool as always.
Full Page and quarter page.
New illustration for Nickelodeon
I did this fun postcard for a Nickelodeon event as part of Super Bowl 51 weekend. Nickelodeon approached me to create this image for the back of a postcard promoting their Superstar Slime Showdown. It’s always fun to draw people doing action things.
Postcard Back
Postcard Front and Back
Illustration for 5280 Magazine
This was a fun one about new diets that are centred around eating more fat.
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 for Baltimore Magazine
Happy Birthday America!! This was for Baltimore magazine about the epic cake fail of ’76.
New Illustration for 5280 Magazine
Here is a new one for Denver Colorado magazine 5280. It’s about some Colorado trails and who should get to use them. Cyclists or hikers? We’ll let them fight it out.
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.
