"Safe Travels," summer-themed cover of The New Yorker.
Art Direction: Françoise Mouly
This piece was awarded a gold medal by the Society of Illustrators in the book and editorial category.
"Delayed," a cover of The New Yorker published during a wave of anti-Asian violence in America. This piece was widely shared on social media and was the subject of multiple news features.
An interview about the cover with The New Yorker
This Illustration won the 2021 Gold Medal in the Editorial category From the Society of Illustrators, and was acquired by the Library of Congress.
Art Direction: Françoise Mouly
"Tech Support," cover to the money-themed issue of The New Yorker.
Art Direction: Françoise Mouly
• American Illustration 37 winner
Jacket illustration and text design for William Golding's Lord of the Flies (Penguin). The back cover repurposes elements from an unused alternative version. Art director Paul Buckley and I share some of what went into designing this piece in the book, Classic Penguin: Cover to Cover, excerpted below.
Art direction: Paul Buckley
Nike "Basketbaltar" ad campaign. Basketbaltar is a mechanical fortuneteller who offers predictions for the 2015 NBA playoffs via social media. Modular graphics are customized with up-to-the-minute game highlights. Illustrations included a "zodiac" of sixteen reimagined team logos.
Art direction/Graphic design: Jacob Weinstein, Wieden + Kennedy.
My halloween themed Illustrations and designs were animated by the incredible team at Le Cube for Fanta and The Coca-Cola Company.
Fuzzy Fury! New evidence that T. Rex was feathered. Cover illustration and title design for the New York Times kid's section.
Art Direction: Debra Bishop
Cover to the Oct 26, 2020 issue of The New Yorker Magazine. As subway ridership dwindled during the Covid-19 pandemic, the city’s bike lanes saw increasing traffic.
Art Direction: Françoise Mouly
Original illustrations and production design for the promotional animated short "the Snow Girl" produced by Mixtape Club.
Package illustrations for fragrances by Apoteker Tepe.
Art Direction: Holladay Penick Saltz
Cover, disc, and fold out insert for the Criterion collection’s edition of Greg Mottola’s 1996 classic, “Day Trippers.”
Art direction: Eric Skillman
Every year, Golf Digest magazine sends an illustrator to the Masters Golf Tournament for a fresh perspective. I was lucky enough to be chosen in 2017, and I spent seven days in Augusta observing a sporting event I knew next to nothing about. The resulting series of comic strips and illustrated observations comprises a 6-page feature in the April 2018 issue. Art director: Ken Delago
When a wealthy businessman set out to divorce his wife, their fortune vanished. The quest to find it would reveal the depths of an offshore financial system bigger than the U.S. economy. The New York Times Magazine.
Art Direction: Jason Sfetko
Wraparound book jacket illustration for Symphony for the City of the Dead: Dmitri Shostakovich and the Siege of Leningrad by M.T. Anderson.
Art Direction: Matt Roeser
“How wild reptiles wind up in pet stores around the world.” Cover, text design, and animation for The New York Times’ science section. Art director: Catherine Gilmore-Barnes
• Winner of the “Award of Excellence “ in the category of features design from the Society for News Design Annual Creative Competition.
Graduation-themed New Yorker cover. A detailed aesthetic analysis of this piece appeared in the Washington Post. Winner of American Society of Magazine Editors' Best Cover Contest 2017 in the "Brainiest" category.
Art Direction: Françoise Mouly
Feature Illustrations for a series of articles on spies, hacking, and security in Wired UK.
Art direction: Andrew Diprose
The Sun Also Rises book cover design for Penguin Graphic Deluxe Editions, a series of classic novels wrapped in comics art by contemporary cartoonists and graphic novelists.
Art Direction: Paul Buckley
Illustrations to accompany the Atlantic’s cover story, “How America Lost Its Mind” by Kurt Anderson. “The nation’s current post-truth moment is the ultimate expression of mind-sets that have made America exceptional throughout its history.” Art director: Paul Spella
A portrait of Jordan Peele on the set of Get Out for Sarah Lawrence Magazine.
Dear Friend, from My Life I Write to You in Your Life by Yiyun Li (Penguin Books UK).
Art direction: Richard Bravery
The "number 6" was the only prompt for this cover of the French magazine, Kiblind. I imagined a bronze sculpture of six creatures in a mortal struggle.
New York Times Book review "bookends" columnists.
Art direction: Nicholas Blechman
Map of New York's Grand Central Station printed as wrapping paper and as the central spread of a print edition of Harry's Five O'clock magazine. Available at Harry's temporary "Newsstand" kiosk in Grand Central station.
Art direction: Garrett Morin
Photography: Harry's
Hand-drawn lettering for a variety of personal and community projects.
Illustration for The New Yorker's Review of the film, Spotlight.
Art Direction: Chris Curry
Some New York Times Book Review covers.
Art direction: Nicholas Blechman, Joele Cuyler
Alexander Hamilton illustrations for Columbia University Magazine.
Art direction: Jeffrey Saks
The two sides of footballer Antoine Griezmann for PUMA and Eight by Eight magazine.
Art direction: Robert Priest
Cover and feature illustrations for an article about college students and their helicopter parents for Georgia State University Magazine.
Art direction: Eric Capossela
Comic-illustration to accompany a short essay about a retired tennis champion with Alzheimer's for the New York Times.
Art direction: Nathan Huang
• American Illustration 35 Winner
• Selected as “notable art” for the New York Times’ Year in Illustration.
"Recitative." Comic strip adapted from the poem by A.E. Stallings for the Poetry Foundation.
Art direction: Ed Park
“Deflated” and “On Line,” two unpublished commissions from the New Yorker.
Photographed celebrities drawn into their favorite films for a Comic-Con themed issue of the Hollywood Reporter. A short film describes my process.
Art direction: Shanti Marlar, Christine Park
Power outages caused by squirrels in the New York Times.
Art direction: Aviva Michaelov
Reimagining three famously complicated romances from the cinema for German GQ.
Art Direction: Jana Meier-Roberts
GQ magazine.
Art Direction: Martin Salazar
