Friday, March 9, 2012

Home On The Range

I illustrated this portrait for Alexa Potter for her new blog dedicated to her great grandmother's cookbook Home On the Range. The book has recently been published by McSweeney's and presented by her cousin Elizabeth Gilbert(Eat Pray Love) Here's a link to the site containing my portrait of her great grandmother Margaret Potter(Gima)

Hobo With A Shotgun cover - Paracinema Magazine

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

The Hollywood Reporter - Reed Hasting's House of Cards

Here's another fun assignment I just illustrated for art director Peter Curry at The Hollywood Reporter. It's of Reed Hastings, founder of Netflix. Below are all of the sketches I drew before we decided on the final concept and composition.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Flex Magazine - Occlusion Training!!!!!

I recently illustrated this piece for Brant Louck at Flex Magazine. The article for the March issue is about occlusion training which involves tying bands around muscles to deprive them of blood flow while weight training. It's always fun working with Brant because he pushes me to take everything from muscles to expressions a step further.

Philadelphia Weekly Cover

Singer Zeb Malik from POPO for Philadelphia Weekly. I was pretty sick when I drew this but focusing on all this hair was a good distraction from feeling like death. Also notice the nod to Kurt Cobain and Daniel Johnston...not very subtle but worth mentioning.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Some random thoughts...

Bush is getting elect-shunned during these primary debates. I wonder why??
They're broke, there's two of them, and....they're both kind of racist.
The 700 Club must refer to how many millions of dollars he's made selling the profitable word of God.

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Lily Tomlin - Washington Post Express

Two illustrations for the Washington Post Express for today's Weekend Pass section. Thanks Adam Griffiths for another fun assignment.

Redneck Jedi for The Washington Post - Sunday Outlook

I recently created this illustration for Art Director Kristin Lenz at the Washington Post for an article on how red state heroes are appealing to blue state television watchers. This is Daryl Dixon from The Walking Dead.

Carrie Fisher

Carrie Fisher boozin' and shockin' for Baltimore City Paper.

Friday, February 17, 2012

Baltimore City Paper

Cover illustration for this week's Baltimore City Paper.