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I could have put two hundred images in this post that have been influential! It starts with illustrated books I still think of from when I was small, and onward.    I've never actually done this before, collecting these fragments together in one spot, trying to skim it...

Got a job for The Walrus magazine, for a really interesting article on the mainstream acceptance of pornography (the astounding success of the Fifty Shades trilogy by E.L. James) and how e-readers are the new brown paper bag for masscult books. From the piece: "This is why Lolita and...

Seeing at the Speed of Sound Here's a full page and a spot I did recently for art director Giorgia Virgili at Stanford Magazine, a client that is always a pleasure to work with. Written by intern Rachel Kolb, deaf since birth, it was a good read and fun to figure out....

Portrait  #4 in a series...

A quick one for the Sunday Review section of The New York Times, working with art director  Erich Nagler. The article is written by a woman who struggles to write a thank you card to the family of a donor who's death allowed her to have the A.C.L. tendon in her knee after a...

Here is my last "Memoir" spot (in print) for More Magazine Canada, this one on the dangers of living in paradise. ... And another thank you to art director Faith Cochran and editor Linda Lewis - for giving me a few years of monthly opportunities to do good work....

Last Friday night (October 26th) was the opening of the "Fall Classic" show, the second in a series of events put on by the Garrison Creek Bat Co. It was a fun night - thanks to the GCBC Trio - Dave Murray, C.R. Fieldhouse, and Ryan Christiani! The show featured...

  Here's my November issue illustration in MORE magazine... It's for a story an author wrote about her own family's issues. She discovered that her adult brother (who lives at home) had nearly depleted their mother's savings at the slot machines. She was trying...

Check it out, my work will be in good company! We've all been given these beautiful hand-made bats, to do what we like with them... Late October finds the baseball season nearing its end, but also at its most exciting. A full season has been narrowed down to two teams, competing for...