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A new illustration for the Washington Post. Thanks to Christian Font for the assignment!

Here are some of the portraits I drew at “Noodles and Doodles” by Menma Ramen w/ my pal Youbyun last Sunday. As you may know, I love drawing people and often times I have to draw secretly in case they don’t want to be drawn…So this event was a heaven to me as I was able to draw people who were happy to be drawn! :) Great atmosphere, great people, great friend and great ramens…It was just great night! Thanks for letting me draw you!

This was a fun one for a story in “University of Technology Arlington” magazine about their Bio Engineering program. I’ll be on the lookout for more excuses to draw pipes and control room displays. Thanks to Brody Price for the assignment!

I got the chance to do this little illustration for the Sunday Styles section of the NY Times this week. This was for a story on a few websites that are trying to capitalize on the hollywood rumor mill.  A big thanks to Barbara Richer for the great assignment!

This week marked the end of my year long run as weekly contributor for Joe Sharkey’s “On The Road.” These last two spots were for stories on the TSA’s response to potential “phone bombers,” and the liability issues for companies whose employees are killed during business travel. A huge thanks to Bob Goetz and Joe Sharkey for the great opportunity! 

Just wanted to share this fun packaging illustration project for CHOBANI I worked on recently and it seems to be finally out in the wild. Hope you like them!

A new illustration for a NY Times story on the advantages (and perhaps the necessity) of selling alcohol on long flights. Thanks to Bob Goetz for the assignment! 

I had a great opportunity to work on this fun assignment recently for Washington Post Express Weekend Pass Section…Hope you like it! Thanks for looking. 

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I got the chance to do a piece for today’s Op Ed page. Some stories get to you more than others, and this was one I really wanted to do justice to. You can read the full version here: NY Times. Thanks to Matt Dorfman for the great assignment!

Hope to see you there!

Whatever THAT is makes you unhappy then, fuck that! Have a good weekend! :)

I had some fun with this one for the Wall Street Journal this week. The illustration was for a story about a new website that is trying to market antiques to a younger demographic. Thanks to Christian Drury for the great assignment!

For this week’s “On The Road” Joe Sharkey writes about this winter’s record number of weather related flight cancelations (it is quickly approaching 100,000, with another week of storms on the horizon,) and weighs benefits of the recently implemented  DOT rule which imposes hefty fines on airlines that keep passengers waiting on the runway for more than two hours, but is also partly to blame for the uptick in cancelations. Thanks to Bob Goetz for the assignment!

I stumbled across some old Golden Book Encyclopedias at the junk shop a few weeks ago and have been wanting to do one of these illustrated maps ever since. (Seriously, if you are looking for a lifetime worth of great illustration ideas track those bad boys down. You won’t regret it.) I got the chance to put my pseudo geography to the test for D Magazine. This was for a story on an upwards trend in domestic medical tourism. Savvy patients with deep (or deeper than mine) pockets have been going to Europe and South America to take advantage of lower medical costs and now some US hospitals are trying to get in on the action. A big thanks to Hamilton Hedrick for the great assignment!

Hot off the presses! Over my winter break I worked on this illustration for a story on the wide world of streaming audio content. I was happy to have an opportunity to draw both a plaid shirt AND a sailing vessel (two of my favorites,) and to be able to pay tribute to my single greatest source of cultural input. Thank you podcasts! AND, thank you Stacie Harrison for the great assignment!