Map?

An article for Newsweek about cultural literacy. The article covers a range of current issues on the ideological map. So to speak.

JAWS!

A first drawing for the RiverFront Times, my hometown alternative weekly. Heman Park Pool is screening Jaws. Bring your floaties.
Perfect summertime drawing material.

Jello?

I do a book review spot illustration for Christianity Today every third month. Can anyone guess the topic of the book they are reviewing this month?

Keihl's

This is a cover for the Economist, on the accelerated tension of nuclear proliferation in the Balkans, former Yugoslavia.


No, actually it just a cat in a chair.
Sometimes when doing work for advertising, you're told exactly what to draw. These two images are for a Christmas window display in New York City for the flagship store Keihl's Since 1851. Portraits of typical New Yorkers for a giant photo album- each representing a signature product. Cat Shampoo and Pearl Butter, natch.

Drawing in Church - 6/15/08

All silhouettes this week, with apologies to Kara Walker and Melinda Beck.

Disaster and Insurance

A generous portion of destruction, courtesy of USAA magazine. This drawing for an article about the myths of insurance coverage. The drawing depicts various insurance nightmares, in the faux-informational style of 19th century encyclopedias.

Drawing in Church - 6/8/08

Press Bits

Doomsday, thanks to its many awards, is getting reprinted in the new issue of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, where if first appeared over a year ago. Many thanks to Joy Miller at The Bulletin. Here is the release online.



UPDATE: Here is the page from the new issue.



AND

The newly christened American Illustration 27 has just released the entire annual online. Check out the amazing work.

Drawing in Church - 6/1

Finally, a sermon where I get to draw the Rock of Ages!