Entry from The Folio Society's 77th anniversary Book Illustration Award 2024.
Mixed Media 2024
Ink on Bristol 2023
R.I.P.S.F.A.I. Illustration from my humorous essay about the demise of my alma mater the San Francisco Art Institute. Appearing in the September/October issue of Weekly Hubris 2023.
R.I.P.S.F.A.I. Illustration for my humorous essay about the untimely demise of my alma mater after 151 years, the San Francisco Art Institute that appears in the September/October issue of Weekly Hubris 2023.
R.I.P.S.F.A.I. Illustration for my humorous essay about the untimely demise of my alma mater after 151 years, the San Francisco Art Institute that appears in the September/October issue of Weekly Hubris 2023.
Second illustration for A.S. Hamrah’s piece “Riding the Goddamn Elephant” about 23 movies nominated for Oscars. It appears online at The Baffler.
Primary illustration for A.S. Hamrah’s piece “Riding the Goddamn Elephant” about 23 movies nominated for Oscars. Appears online at The Baffler.
Illustration for an essay about the untimely demise of my alma mater after 151 years, the San Francisco Art Institute that appears on Unusual Thing, my Substack.
Entry from The Folio Society’s 75th anniversary Book Illustration Award 2022.
Secondary Illustration for A.S. Hamrah’s piece on the 2022 Oscars. Appears on The Baffler website
Primary Illustration for A.S. Hamrah’s piece on the 2022 Oscars. Appears on The Baffler website.
This illustration was killed and didn’t run on The Baffler Website.
Appears on The Baffler Website.
A.S. Hamrah writes about the films nominated for Oscars in 2021.
A.S. Hamrah writes about the films nominated for Oscars in 2021.
Appears in The Baffler Issue 55.
Appears in The Baffler Issue 55.
Watercolor on Paper - 2020
Painted for Stephane Blanquet for his project Tranchee Racine Hebdomadaire. A large size visual journal based in Paris, France.
Appearing in The Baffler, Issue 53 2020
Appearing in The Baffler, Issue 53 2020
Appearing in The Baffler, Issue 52 2020
Cover illustration for magazine issue about Seattle's theater revival.
Illustration for an article written by Rick Anderson titled "The Man Who Remade Women" about an abusive plastic surgeon.
This illustration appeared in a short story titled "A Wasp In A Wig"
The story was published in a Special Issue of The Comics Journal.
This illustration appeared in a short story titled "A Wasp In A Wig".
The story was published in a Special Issue of The Comics Journal.
This illustration appeared in a short story titled "A Wasp In A Wig".
The story was published in a Special Issue of The Comics Journal.
This illustration appeared in a short story titled "A Wasp In A Wig".
The story was published in a Special Issue of The Comics Journal.
This illustration appeared in a short story titled "A Wasp In A Wig".
The story was published in a Special Issue of The Comics Journal.
This illustration appeared in a short story titled "A Wasp In A Wig".
The story was published in a Special Edition of The Comics Journal.
Illustration for Contents Page in Rolling Stone.
Art Directors: Fred Woodward and Gail Anderson
This image also appears in American Illustration 21.
It won the top award for Illustration in 2001 from AIGA.
Ink on Bristol - 2018
Ballpoint Pen on Bristol - 2019
Pencil on Paper - 2018
Mixed Media on Paper - 2018
Illustration for an article by Eric Scigliano about a troubled coal plant dropping smog and acid rain on Mount Rainier.
Illustration for an article by Ben Weber about adventures in automotive excellence in Oklahoma.
Illustration for an article by Kathryn Robinson about a lecture given by Camille Paglia.
Illustration for a humorous article by Nicholas O'Connell.
Illustration for an article by Kathleen Durkan about the potential for old media to control the Internet.
Illustration for an article by Rick Anderson about Seattle homelessness.
Illustration for an article by Rick Anderson about the Washington State Supreme Court.
Illustration for an article by Roger Downey about the Opera "Elektra" by Richard Strauss.
Cover illustration for an article by Cooper Moo and Gerry Riggs titled "Into the Store: A Personal Account Of The REI Disaster".
Illustration for Contents Page.
Art Directors: Fred Woodward and Gail Anderson
This image also appears in American Illustration 21.
It won the top award for illustration in 2001 from AIGA.
Illustration for an article by Tony Daniel about the absolute monstrous, omnivorous and hideous nature of Blackberries.
Illustration for an article by Rick Anderson titled "The Man Who Remade Women" about an abusive plastic surgeon.
Illustration for Kurt Cobain's Obituary. Art Director: David Carson
Illustration for an excerpt from Wilson: A Consideration of the Sources by David Mamet.
Illustration for an article about Pere Ubu. Art Director: David Carson
Portrait of the Reverend Howard Finster for a book of interviews by Kristine McKenna titled "Book of Changes"
Illustration for an article by Alyssa Katz.
Portrait of Werner Herzog for a book of interviews by Kristine McKenna titled "Book of Changes".
Illustration for an article by Dominic Gates about the scandals surrounding so called recovered memories and sexual abuse.
This image can also be found in American Illustration 16.
Cover illustration for The Stranger. A weekly Seattle rag.
Illustration for an article by Christopher Sandford about why people still love the Rolling Stones.
Cover Illustration for the Seattle Times entertainment magazine known as Ticket. Early 2000's.