I've worked with Bryan Gray many times over the years, and it's always a pleasure. Last month he asked me to do a cover for Liberty Magazine, about conscientous objectors- those who opt out of military combat  on moral or religous grounds. Conscientous objectors often display great courage in war as medics or in other non-combat roles.

This kind of illustration-hand-done, using models etc probably seems anachronistic and old-fashioned to some people, but it's what I do best and there continues to be a place for it because it can resonate with an audience. Ive noticed in another thread a discussion of techniques-digital vs traditional- its totally irrelevant. The important thing is to make the best work you can, with whatever tools facilitate your vision,  and let the chips fall. I like hand-made things- so that's what I do. So far, it's worked out.