Prison + Hope

A small 1.85" x 2.35" piece about prison and having hope.

Geoengineering

I had a chance to illustrate an article about Geoengineering for Op-Ed class.  I decided to focus on the uncertain outcomes of this technology.  The piece was influenced by face card illustrations; I wanted this reference to subtly hint that we are gambling with our future.

Here's the original article:

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/28/opinion/sunday/geoengineering-testing-the-waters.html

Rachel Carson

I got a chance to illustrate the amazing Rachel Carson (environmentalist, author of "Silent Springs") for an Op-Ed hw assignment.  Here's my portrait of her for the article.

And here's the link to the actual New York Times article, if you want to read about her:

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/16/books/review/on-a-farther-shore-by-william-souder.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

Posters!

Here are two posters that I did for the Paul Rogers - quite possibly one of the funniest and most insightful teachers I've had.
I had a lot of fun doing these; the first one is for Woody Guthrie's Centennial Celebration and the second one is a fan poster for Little Miss Sunshine.

Lived in Bars

Another Notorious assignment.  This one is a personal interpretation of Chan Marshall's "Lived in Bars".

Islands

Here's another Notorious piece.  It's a visual interpretation of Chan Marshall's song, "Islands".

Jimmy Rhum's Album

This is Jimmy Rhum, the folk singer who traveled around the US.  From time to time he'd borrow a banjo from a fellow traveler and sing unintelligible yet strangely nostalgic songs.