For Climbing Magazine and the wonderful Claire Eckstrom about “this one time” a climber needed to shit halfway up their climb - super fun and silly content that i was happy to take the reigns on 

Washington Post section cover - How to prevent working to death 

The background building also didnt always look like this. When i built the piece in illustrator before i painted it i had real buildings - as developed as the Main one - about half way through i scrapped those and scribbled out some quick buildings and dropped them in in Photoshop as a placeholder - the second i did the whole piece came together - it offered something unexpected, and didnt take away or distract from the main image. 

making emojis in your own image, for Slack - a nod to Norman Rockwell 

Whats the connection between Coffee and Weed, for Chicago Mag 

A couple more finals for the Economist, and a number of roughs that werent picked

Lots of my roughs focused more on the tech elements 

Cover for the Economist about the fintech / tech revolution in the developing world 

for TED something something trolls and binary etc 

for the WSJ about catholics living in the city

Played with identifying rashes - not being sure what a rash meant - soothing the rash - bit of everything

A gif and Some spots about kids using devices at younger and younger ages, and them being their principal source of play and imagination - I had about a billion other ideas, but too much to post 

For the Washington Post about supporting local music

they’re polishing up American Idol and bringing it back! for Time

How Yoga can help with Cancer treatment

Small fisheries in serious financial trouble - Can wildlife 

a fun one for Runner's World, about a woman whos so fast at short races, shes finishing when you're starting!