Editorial Illustration

The Sun in Our Midst
Client: Notre Dame Magazine, Spring 2015
AD: Kerry Prugh

Art and Science
Client: Brown Alumni Magazine, Mar/Apr 2015
AD: Lisa Sergi

Brain Health: Exercising Your Brain As You Age
Client: UCLA Magazine, April 2015 Issue
AD: Suzannah Mathur

Shelter Design
Publication: Animal Sheltering, Nov-Dec 2014
Client: The Humane Society of the United States
Design: Jamie Mitchell, Bussaloti

Design For Living
Publication: Animal Sheltering, Nov-Dec 2014
Client: The Humane Society of the United States
Design: Jamie Mitchell, Bussaloti

Legal and financial planning for your own death
Client: Milwaukee Magazine
AD: Kathryn Lavey

I'm So Happy For You (Well Intentioned Comments From Straight Friends To Gay Friends)
Client: OUT Magazine
AD: Sarah Crumb

Transforming Self, Transforming Learning: On Racial, Class and Gender Identity Development in School
Publication: Independent School Magazine
Client: The Magazine Group
Art Direction & Design: Glenn Pierce

The Mindful Gardener
Client: All Animals Magazine
AD: Shaina Elisabeth

Timing Is Everything
Client: Bostonia Magazine
AD: Ronn Campisi

Once in November
Client: Self Promotion

llustration for a book review of The Heathen School by John Demos
Client: Radcliffe Magazine

AD: Ronn Campisi

Near the start of the 19th century, as the newly established United States looked outward toward the wider world, a group of eminent Protestant ministers formed a grand scheme for gathering the rest of mankind into
the redemptive fold of Christianity and “civilization.” When Cherokee students courted and married local women, public resolve—and fundamental ideals—were put to a severe test.

You Are What You Feel: Hardwired belief in immortality shared by different cultures
Client: Bostonia Magazine
AD: Ronn Campisi

Fixing Price Fixing

Client: Harvard Law Bulletin
AD: Ronn Campisi

The Green Issue
Client: Magee Womens-Research Institute
AD: Adriana Jacoud
Designer: Adriana Jacoud

On the Green Frontier
Client: Magee Womens-Research Institute
AD: Adriana Jacoud
Designer: Adriana Jacoud

Cycles of Change: How Fertility Affects Women’s Behavior
Client: Scientific American Mind
AD: Patti Nemoto

GM Foods in Africa
Client: The Globe and Mail
AD: Emily Vezer

Heart
Client: Table Magazine
AD: Adriana Jacoud

Skin, Eyes & Hair
Client: Table Magazine
AD: Adriana Jacoud

Brain
Client: Table Magazine
AD: Adriana Jacoud

Digestion

Client: Table Magazine
AD: Adriana Jacoud

My Body Myself: Loving the Skin You're In
Client: Family Circle
AD: Lisa Kelsey

Portrait of humorist P.G. Wodehouse
Client: Golf World
AD: Timothy Carr

Portrait of singer songwriter Trixie Whitley
Client: Self Promotion

Power and Constraint:
The Accountability Presidency after 9/11
Client: Harvard Law Bulletin
AD: Ronn Campisi

Power and Constraint:
The Accountability Presidency after 9/11 Unpublished
Client: Harvard Law Bulletin
AD: Ronn Campisi

The Porn Problem (Why Are So Many Actors Dying?)
Client: Out Magazine
AD: Sarah Crumb

Just Breathe
Illustration for feature story about breathing techniques.
Client: Fitness Magazine
AD: Nichole Dauria

Some Lukewarm Advice for Treating Burns
Client: The Wall Street Journal
AD: Pete Hausler

A Problem of Epic Proportions
Amid soaring obesity rates, an MWRI research team races to figure out fat.
Publication: Magee Magazine
Client: Wall-To-Wall Studios
AD: Bill Krowinski

Mahatma Gandhi
Personal Work

Meal Ticket
The personal rewards of restaurant investment.
Client: Avenue Magazine
AD: Mason Hastie

The Boy with the Incredible Brain
Illustration for a review of two books by Daniel Tammet, an autistic savant
who has recited Pi up to 22,514 decimal places.
Client: Fortune Magazine
Art Director: Alice Alves

Fake Art
Illustration about identifying art forgeries.
Client: Forbes Life Magazine
Art Director: Greg Concha

Going, going...

Illustration about vanishing eco-systems
Client: Notre Dame University Magazine
Art Director: Don Nelson

The Recession Question
Specialty film will make it through tough times—but it’s up to you to find it
Publication: Paste Magazine
Client: Metaleap Design
Art Director: Jose Reyes

How To Solve a Thorny Problem
We're used to living in an either-or-world, but when it comes to yes-or-no dilemmas, the most powerful thing you can ask is: What if both answers are true?
Client: O, The Oprah Magazine
Art Director: Herve Kwimo