IMBIBE
* IMBIBE [COVER ILLUSTRATIONS] THIRSTY FOR AWESOME… As soon as we start replacing our body parts with mechanical devices we’ll drown ourselves in petroleum based fluids. I for one welcome our new cyborg overlords. In the meantime people need to drink beverages of a less flammable nature. Imbibe has quite a few such beverages and [...]
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Earthlink
* EARTHLINK [SPOT ILLUSTRATIONS] SCARING WHILE CARING… What do we know for sure? We know the internet is a series of tubes (thanks Ted Stevens) and Neboweb, the graphic design company who commissioned me to produce these told me there were viruses and identity thieves and villains called Black Hats in those tubes. This is [...]
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The Weekly Reader
* THE WEEKLY READER MAGAZINE [EDITORIAL ILLUSTRATION] REACHING OUT TO TOUCH KIDS… NOT LIKE THAT SICKO… The weekly reader wanted a 4 part series demonstrating the use of the Heimlich maneuver. Even though the style I used was comical and bubbly fun looking at these now still gives me the hoo-boo-jeebies. Want to scare children? [...]
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The Official XBOX Magazine
* THE OFFICIAL XBOX MAGAZINE [SPOT ILLUSTRATIONS] ADDING TO THE LEGEND… This series was to help XBOX introduce it’s new dashboard system to its users with examples of what’s available using the “System Device”. If you wanted to teach a million nerds how to use your “Device” wouldn’t you call me too?
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Patient Portion Projector
* PATIENT PORTION PROJECTOR [WEBSITE ILLUSTRATIONS] MAKING THE MEDICINE… The leading cause of death is from dying. It’s something I’d like to see stamped out in our lifetimes. When PatientPortion.com called me saying they needed some illustrations to help humanize their new software, I asked them if they could use their contacts in the medical [...]
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New Mortgage News Magazine
* NEW MORTGAGE NEWS MAGAZINE [EDITORIAL ILLUSTRATION] THE GREATEST THING EVER… TODAY… If you own a home then you’ve felt the pinch over the last two years. National Mortgage Magazine wanted to make that idea painfully clear and knowing my tendency towards hyperbole they knew I’d scare the living boo-boo-jeebies out of you. I wanted [...]
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