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Flying trapeze catch lesson #1: Hold on!

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Sweet playing card illos.

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Card Games

A recent piece for ModernFarmer.com for a story about some goats ransacking a farmer’s house. Top one is the one they ran, bottom one is my preferred abstraction.

Thanks to Jake Swearingen for the assignment.

Very cool use of chain link fencing.

New Sparkling Chain Link Fence Sculpture

(Source: unicorn-meat-is-too-mainstream, via cultivatinggrace)

National Public Illustration: Author Mark Bittman spoke about his new “Vegan Before 6pm” or VB6 diet and how humans don’t need cow milk for calcium.

An old coworker from a summer job during college used to always say “milk is for baby cows” and that phrase has stuck with me ever since so here it is (not a Mark Bittman quote).

Doing the string dance: drawing with paracord. Goofing around with stuff I had left over from another project.

Cheers to Saul Bass, a design an illustration legend who would be 93 today! I would not be the designer and illustrator I am today without his influence.

You can purchase prints of this piece here. Free shipping until May 12th!

National Public Illustration: pieces inspired by the news I hear on NPR when I wake up. Today it is about how researchers are trying to develop computers that can read our thoughts and predict our emotions. Welcome to the future y’all.

Some late sketches from the news last week about Jason Collins.

The start of my new National Public Illustration series … stay tuned for more newsy concept sketches.

Sneak peek teaser of an illo I just finished. Coming soon to a newsstand near you (if you live in the pacific northwest that is…)

Nice piece by Justin Gabbard. SF illustrators unite!

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New Piece for the Sunday Business section of the NYT. Thanks to AD Minh Uong. I think it turned out strange and fun

NEWS FLASH! This is not a real New Yorker cover but I wish it was

A recent piece inspired by NYC that I did for my Hartford Illustration MFA program.

Prints are available HERE.

Art Spiegelman cover from 1993, when kids with guns was an ironic exaggeration.

via: blowncovers and toon-books.

Who is gettin’ it done? This dude is. Business time.