Scientific American

Spread illustration the describes how Facebook, fake news, and friends are altering memories and changing history.

The New York Times

Sunday Business Cover

In the Covid-19 Economy, You Can Have a Kid or a Job. You Can't have Both.

Our struggle is not an emotional concern, We are not burned out. We are being crushed by an economy that has bafflingly declared working parents inessential.

The Wall Street Journal

REVIEW Cover illustration that describes the germs that transformed history.

For eons, epidemics have caused mass deaths and social upheaval, with far-reaching effects on politics, trade, migration, colonization, and conquest.

Education Week

Cover illustration that discusses devastated budgets and widening inequities: How the Coronavirus collapse will impact schools.

The recession brought on by the pandemic will make inequalities in school even worse.

Works created from my own internal experience during these most uncertain times.

This particular concept focuses on Mental Health and Isolation - Both the positive and negative. In this case, the negative.

Works created from my own internal experience during these most uncertain times.

This particular concept focuses on Mental Health and Isolation - Both the positive and negative. In this case, the positive.

Works created from my own internal experience during these most uncertain times.

This particular concept focuses on the human touch. It plays a major role as to how the virus spreads so quickly, but it has also created an unnerving distance and isolation among loved ones, family members, and friends.

Scientific American

For an article that describes how data shows zoonotic diseases now represent the largest proportion of new, emerging diseases. Most of them originate in wild animals whose forest habitats are being destroyed, largely for crops for humans or the animals we raise to eat. The more land we clear, the more we disturb populations of the species that carry the microbes best suited to kill us.

Works created from my own internal experience during these most uncertain times.

This particular concept focuses on the children who are experiencing this pandemic and quarantine across the globe in many different ways.

The New York Times

Sunday Arts & Leisure Cover - As the Netflix Series "When They See Us" revisits the Central Park jogger case, a writer who covered the original case looks back on what led to the five boys being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for years.

CHOSEN - American Illustration 39

The New York Times

Sunday Business Cover illustration that asks the question - How did millennial workaholism become an aspirational lifestyle?

CHOSEN - American Illustration 39

3x3 Pro Annual No.16

The New York Times

Arts & Leisure cover for a feature that discusses Racial Justice In Cinema.

3x3 Pro Annual No.16

The New York Times

Arts & Leisure interior illustration for a feature that discusses Racial Justice In Cinema.

The Wall Street Journal

For an article that describes how companies are using software to track employees who are now working from home.

Originally Created for Forbes

Spread illustration that investigates the truth behind Trump Tower in Moscow.

Final Art - Killed

The Wall Street Journal

Review Cover illustration for a feature that discusses how The Middle East Isn't Worth It Anymore.

With few vital American interests still at stake there, the U.S. should finally set aside grandiose ambitions for the chaotic region.

Boston University

Spread for a feature that discusses how criminal justice reform promises to change life on the inside and outside, but will it be enough?

Scientific American

Full page illustration that explores how fake news will only get worse. Artificial intelligence is making it possible for anyone to manipulate audio and video. The biggest threat is that we stop trusting anything at all.

Scholastic

Full Page illustration for a feature that takes a look inside one of the nations most divisive debates.

U.S. gun violence has reached record levels. Would stricter gun control reduce it?

Upper Deck

Limited Edition poster of LeBron James and his signature tomahawk dunk.

Upper Deck

Limited Edition Variant poster of LeBron James and his signature tomahawk dunk.

Harper's Magazine

Series of illustrations from an essay that takes a philosophical approach to our current administration and how it could be leading us into another Civil War or a New Progressive Era.

Harper's Magazine

Series of illustrations from an essay that takes a philosophical approach to our current administration and how it could be leading us into another Civil War or a New Progressive Era.

Harper's Magazine

Series of illustrations from an essay that takes a philosophical approach to our current administration and how it could be leading us into another Civil War or a New Progressive Era.

Rolling Stone Magazine

Get ready for your Close-Up. Facial recognition technology is coming to a concert venue near you.

TIME Magazine

Cancel Culture is Not Real - At least Not in the way people Think.

TIME Magazine

The empty nest is filling up again as children have come home from college during the pandemic. These households are finding ways to get through it all together, as a family.

Forbes

Spread illustration that investigates the truth behind Trump Tower in Moscow.

D Magazine

Full Page illustration for a feature that takes an in depth look at the curious and disturbing mental health issue found in Munchausen By Proxy.

Cigar Aficionado

Full Page illustration that accompanies a feature on beating Blackjack in the 21st Century.

Clever card counter Colin Jones not only fleeces casinos, he teaches others how to do it as well.

Teaching Tolerance

Select illustration from an ongoing series entitled "Hard History".

Teaching Tolerance

Select illustration from an ongoing series entitled "Hard History".

Teaching Tolerance

Select illustration from an ongoing series entitled "Hard History".

Teaching Tolerance

Select illustration from an ongoing series entitled "Hard History".

Marquette Lawyer

Full Page illustration from a lecture that discusses the clash over war between Congress and the Commander in Chief. Also using examples from our history that include Washington, Lincoln, and FDR.

CIO Magazine

Cover illustration that explains how award winning organizations are finding unique ways to make customer interactions more meaningful, seamless, and faster.

NYU Alumni Magazine

Iskender Sahin, industry professor of mechanical engineering at the Tandon School of Engineering, helped design an autonomous submarine that is a candidate to navigate two primordial seas on the moon of Titan.

PCWorld

Opener for a feature on PC gaming.

The Boston Globe Magazine

Two Full Page illustrations that takes a look at how success is killing San Francisco. Is Boston Next?

The city by the bay has unaffordable housing, impassable streets, and impossible commutes. The city on the hill can still plot a different course.

The Wall Street Journal

Life & Arts opener that asks - Is Your Boss Stealing Your Ideas?