Sunday, January 8, 2012

National Green Week!



At GEF National Green Week is coming up in February! Here are a couple of posters to make you feel green!

Sunday, December 18, 2011

It's Christmas Time!






Hi there! Christmas is my favorite time of year! I really love buying and making presents for everyone. These illustrations for for The Bay's cover story this past December! I was so excited when I was asked to do their Christmas issue, so I hope you enjoy them too!

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Taking Advice


More East Side Monthly. This one in particular told a story about a grandfather giving his grand-daughter's advice on how to save money. The rest of the article continues in a more complicated manner, talking about economics, and money etc. But the grandfather stuck out to me most. So here you go!

Friday, October 28, 2011

MUSACK



These are designs for a co-worker's new upcoming album! His name is Keith Donaldson, and he's pretty snazzy. The theme he wanted was "seven sisters"... I referred to Klimt for some naked lady action, and Dulac for fantastical inspiration. And Voila! I think it's okay... It needs tweeks.. but enjoy!

Monday, October 17, 2011

Let's Make Some Beer!


Another drink column goodie! This article is about people from all over New England getting together to brew some tasty beer.

Saturday, September 24, 2011

A Broken Washer Machine


I haven't worked on any personal work in a while. If you recall, I made this ink drawing a bit ago. So, here it is with a bit of color. I'm pleased with it. I feel like I'm starting to develop some sort of illustration style. It took me a while! My day job at GEF (Green Education Foundation) has really helped.
This piece is specifically about the time our washer machine broke when I was in elementary school. We didn't replace it for some time...so in the time it took to get to the laundry mat, this is what happened. There were piles in our downstairs shower, in my parent's bedroom, in the hallway, on the living room couch, and in our upstairs den. The pile in my parent's bedroom was specifically gigantic. So much so, I felt like I could bury myself in the clothes and no one would find me.
The memories I've put aside for a long time have been popping up a lot lately. Continuing a personal body of work is meant to get them out of my memory and put on paper, so I don't feel like I'm only imagining them.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Panic at the Disco!


Okay.. so not at the disco. But panic in the finance column of The Bay! And gold.. there's stuff about gold too. Hope you like it!