series of illustration for tales of family travel gone amuck. parents sneaking overage kids into zoos, trips to plymouth rock, and fight fueled road trips. these trips didn’t quite pan out, but the memories and awkward experiences have lasted a lifetime.
art direction: christine bower-wright
bunny-eared, fishnet wearing, mustachioed, it’s an art car. illustration for the brand spanking new houstonian mag. congrats to alese pickering and chris skiles (and others, i suppose) on your lovely new magazine. it looks so good, i want to visit houston. burgers? art car parades? yes.
art direction: alizé pickering
houstonia magazine: art cars for dummies, By michael hardy
kickass! keith olbermann is using the portrait i drew of him for topps as his twitter icon: @KeithOlbermann
for kicks it got animated, plus, 90’s sportscenter olbermann!
diy biohacking your body isn’t about creating super powers, rather gaining simpler, everyday sixth sense abilities. example, the ability to hear color. in conclusion, i drew freddy mercury with a pizza going into his ear. to which i say, mission accomplished. (not actually freddy, i blame mr. andrew morgan for this)
art direction: andrew morgan
choose your own sixth sense, will oremus.
first piece worked on after two weeks of traveling about india (photos to come, yes, really!), so drawing airplane seats after a 14 hour flight was fresh on my butt mind.
art direction: natalie matthews-ramo
the recline and fall of western civilization, by dan kois
slate investigates myths from around around the world, including korean fan death.
art direction: andrew morgan
note: all characters appearing in this work are fictitious. any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental, particularly jon han. i repeat, the stranglee in this image, never was, is, or will be, my arch-nemesis jon han.
is your electric fan trying to kill you? by ken jennings
