Recently did this spread and a few other spots for Renaissance Magazine about the things in life that drain our energy. I regret I didn’t illustrate Colin Robinson for the energy vampire spot I also did. Huge thanks to @JosiahGordon and @hamblywoolley

Film critics curating a film festival for Milwaukee Magazine

Solitude. From a tiny doodle in my sketchbook. I have no idea what this was originally drawn for. Probably an idea for a client that didn’t fit the story.

Hawaii may soon have America’s first official state gesture. Hawaiian legislators are due to vote on a bill that would make the shaka—the “hang loose” gesture—a state symbol. For The Economist

How I see empathy. Originally for a client, this sketch didn’t get picked but I liked it enough to finish it anyway.

Another client sketch that I finished, made a few adjustments from the original idea. I think this one wasn’t right for the original job but I couldn’t let it die.

For Houstonia for a story about the city’s newest luxury properties competing for high-earning residents. This actually sits horizontally in the mag and you have to turn it sideways to view. I also did the cover and another spread in this issue that I’ll post later.

Another spread for Houstonia this one is about the history of the city.

A few illustrations about finding your purpose in life for AARP

Cover illustration for Houstonia ‘s summer issue about the growing neighborhoods in the city.

Perfect fit ❤️

One of three recent illustrations created for Toboggan Flats, a co-living apartment space repurposing vacant office buildings. Thanks to wearequake for this one

Understanding phantom limb pain for Brain & Life

Cover illustration for Naperville Magazine.

Personal work loosely based on the hotel I stayed at in San Francisco. While there I sketched out a few ideas about mysterious hotel experiences. Hope to finish a few more of them between client work when I can.

Second of three recent illustrations created for Toboggan Flats, a co-living apartment space repurposing vacant office buildings. Thanks to wearequake !

Spot illustrations for a piece about growing a giant pumpkin and paddling it to victory in Tualatin’s Pumpkin Regatta. For Portland Monthly

Dealing with burnout for AARP

Modi’s election results are not so clear. For the The Economist

Myanmar’s military junta is distorting foreign exchange rates to steal a third of exporters’ earnings. For The Economist