It was a pleasure to draw Senator Elizabeth Warren for Politico and illustrate her view on feminism throughout her life. “Whether taking on the boy’s club will help or hurt her, it’s indisputable that Warren has been training all her life to challenge the purported
Sayed Malawi is a student at Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania, who started a bird-watching club on campus. It was fantastic working with Phillip Stern and Jonathan Riggs on this one. You know you've working with a good team when they want you to make the drawing more
Migratory bird conservation for Nature Conservancy Magazine.
My illustration of the rise of Toronto's new condo developments and their clash with some of the older homes of the city.
My illustration for the newly redesigned Bitch Magazine for McKenzie Schwark's insightful article on how mythology is often seen through the patriarchal lens. Looking at myths from a feminist perspective we can re-examine Medusa’s traumatic past, her relationship with other women (Athena) and see that
A piece about gratitude and figuring out what holds us back, shining a light on the good things in life while trying to ignore the negative. It was a great excuse to go bonkers with detail and draw various birds, bugs and big blooming flowers!
There’s a moment in Hugo Kitching’s new documentary “A Year in the Life of a Twig Eater” when the drama comes into sharp relief. It’s late winter, and Kitching, who spent a year following and filming a mother moose and two calves through the wilds
“Murder on the Prairies,” a moody murder-mystery piece for art director John Montgomery at Reader's Digest.
This job was a challenge. The article debated the need for doctors to learn how to talk to patients and their families about whether it's best to stop medical treatment that might extend a life but will result in a poor quality of life. The
A piece about this year's Oscars being slightly more diverse but not going far enough. Thanks Art Director Benjamin de-Campos.