Illustration
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Featured Work:
Book cover for chronicle of illustrated Dear Abby columns from 1956 to present day.
Opening spread of Oh Dear Abby, an anthology of illustrated Dear Abby columns from 1956 to present day.
A bride worried about how her husband will take the news of past plastic surgeries.
A simulated advertisement based on a Dear Abby column
Illustrated Dear Abby column about a man in love with two wives.
Illustrated Dear Abby column: an ironic visual accompaniment to the text.
Tomatoes and ketchup. The right-hand page was exhibited in the May 2015 Student Scholarship Show at the Society of Illustrators in NYC.
Featured Work:
Award-winning illustration about ketchup. Selected for exhibition in student scholarship show at the Society of Illustrators in NY, 2015.
Editorial illustration of a Denver Post article about a man who was killed by a stray bullet while camping.
Syrian opposition to the Assad regime (specifically the Free Syrian Army) is called "the rebels" in the press... an controversial connotation.
No. 2 in a series for Voltaire's Candide. Chapter 2: What Became of Candide Among the Bulgars.
Devon and Patricia, whom I drew at The Bridge, a day shelter for homeless people in downtown St. Louis. This was their first time being drawn. I asked what their relationship was, and Patricia told me Devon was her "baby daddy."
Buckets for food trays at The Bridge, a day shelter for homeless people in downtown St. Louis.
Drawing on cardboard of a park near The Bridge, a day shelter for homeless people in downtown St. Louis. The park is a common hang out for the city's homeless.
Portrait of Daniel, a man I interviewed and drew at The Bridge, a day shelter for homeless people in downtown St. Louis.
A four-year-old I drew with at The Bridge, a day shelter for homeless people in downtown St. Louis.
Rows of people seated at The Bridge, a day shelter for homeless people in downtown St. Louis.
Street scene life drawing in St. Louis
Featured Work:
Exclusive illustration for Read Dog, a book subscription service. This went out in print to subscribers for the January 2017 theme "New Year, New Read."
Illustration I made after spending a day sketching at a local pool (2015).
Cover image for a dramatic play by playwright Carrie Printz.
Cover image for a dramatic play by playwright Carrie Printz.
Cover image for a comedic play by playwright Carrie Printz.
Poster image for Tennessee Williams play "A Streetcar Named Desire" (2014).
Life drawing at hipster café
Life drawing of rock climber, St. Louis
Exclusive print for Read Dog Books for their August 2017 subscription box theme, Fairytale Endings.
Mothers Who Read, an exclusive print for Read Dog Books subscribers for the month of May 2017.
Exclusive print for Read Dog Books subscribers, June 2017. "Sonder" is a made-up word signifying "the realization that all passers-by have inner lives as interesting and complex as your own."
Exclusive print for subscribers to Read Dog Books, a book subscription box service, for the month of July 2017.
For book subscription box client, Read Dog.