A story about how St. Louis breweries are sending their beer all over the country. For Sauce magazine.

A story about how artists are behaving better nowadays. For the NYT Style Section and got a call out on the front page!

Recent client work

For Milwaukee magazine about a man who can't drink alcohol, but is surrounded by people who drink especially since he lives in Milwaukee.

 For St. Louis magazine. Different things that can keep you up at night.

For the Vegetarian Times. Having a TV viewing party with just the right menu.

One for Kiplinger. How to heat your home efficiently. The article talked about how your home is your castle, but it shouldn't have to feel as cold as one.

Famous Fictional Payroll Show

For Dan Zettwoch's annual Famous Fictional show in St. Louis. Each artist had to select two mascots from advertising, boardgames or sports. I picked Bazooka Joe from Bazooka Joe Bubble Gum and Little Debbie. I figured these two would have crossed paths at some point. I imagined that they got married, had a couple cute kids and had a nice life together.

red haired ladies cooking and secret codes

For the Wall Street Journal. This article was about a woman who enjoys being alone and cooking for herself after a divorce.

These two were for Rhode Island Monthly. The top was a spread for a story about an Italian grandmother who had a separate kitchen built in her backyard so she could feed her large family.

The second is a map of Federal Hill, Rhode Island's Little Italy.

This one was for Nautilus, one of my new favorite publications. Nautilus is an online science magazine that uses a ton of illustration. Every issue is a new theme and each week they release a new chapter on that theme. This issue was "secret codes,"  and the theme was "codes between people." 

My article was about people who learn made up languages. More specifically, Na'vi from the movie Avatar. You can read about it here.

Edible Queens

I got to make the first illustrated cover for Edible Queens. AD Jay Soysal. Thanks to John Hendrix for sending this project my way!

fall

Here is one for Swerve Calgary about letting go of tending to your garden and embracing fall.

Lion Tamer Blues

Here is a fun one I contributed to Popshot Magazine's Wild Issue.

A man retires from his job as a lion tamer, only to fall into a downward spiral. In an attempt to get back to what he loves doing best, he makes a dubious decision that ends fatally.