posted: July 26, 2010

Here is a piece for Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine. It was for an article about the changing roles and directions of MBA programs. Kim Jackson was the art director and was fantastic to work with on this.
 
Kim had requested that we try to do something on a grid format, which was in reference to an earlier promo I had sent her that had a grid background. The sketches, final and details are below.

sketches... top one is showing diffent paths, lower one is showing wearing many different hats.

final art and details.

posted: June 21, 2010

Here is a cover for the Wall Street Journal Small Business section that is out today. The article is about getting around the credit crunch that won't seem to go away. I wanted to show the complexity of the problem, and the idea of a knot or bottleneck in the system.
 
A big thanks to both Orlie Kraus and Sheryl Dermawan, who were really fantastic to work with. It was a true collaboration from beginning to end.

Here is a link to today's story:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704852004575257970246239874.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLETopStories

Here is the sketch.

Cover art and detail.

posted: March 2, 2010

Here is a recent self promo piece about the games on Wall Street, and how not much has changed in the last couple of years (with regards to the games and practices).

posted: February 24, 2010

So I'm really diggin' all the pieces that are being posted for the Haiti 100 show! ... this is not one of those, but coincidentally a "giant head" non-the-less.  It was just done for Santa Fe Reporter for an article about rights being taken away from developmentally disabled people due to budget cutbacks. The idea was to show these people now having to go up against the system (health dept) which seems quite daunting.  A big thanks to Angela Moore for the project, always great to collaborate with.
 
Keep an eye out for a rendition of this head appearing in a music video I'm currently working on.

Thanks guys, I love making this mechanical stuff... sometimes I think I should be a mechanic.

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