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The Show that Forced a Worldwide Conversation
An opener and a pair of spot illustrations for a Buzzfeed News essay on how the show 13 Reasons has sparked a huge conversation about Teen Suicide and been embraced by an entire generation of teenagers but at the same time has received a high level of criticism about how it may actually encourage suicide.
Many thanks to AD Lixia Guo!
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Had the great pleasure and honor to illustrate a New Yorker review by Emily Nussbaum of the HULU adaption of The Handmaid’s Tale! (AD Deanna Donegan)
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Two pieces for the Oprah MagazinearticleLadies, Check Your Brains that encourages people to treat and check their brain health just as they would with any other part of their body to help get ahead of and even prevent Alzheimers.
AD Jessica Weit
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Got to work with Editor Jessica Downey on this full page illustration for an article in Real Woman magazine profiling women who have recently taken up the cause of fighting against injustice through protest and community engagement. I’m obsessed with how the spread came out!
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forGenome Magazine on how people are unlikely to change their behavior, even if they know that genetically they’re predisposed to something. Thanks AD Jordan Crane!
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A piece for a Texas Observer essay where a doctor working at a free clinic describes the convoluted system they and their patients must traverse in order to get the most basic of healthcare.
Many thanks to Chad Tomlinson for the assignment!
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Handmaids
Got to draw one of my favorite Authors, Margaret AtwoodforThe New Yorker Podcast! AD Deanna Donegan
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A Piece for Oprah Magazine to accompany a review of Emily Ruskovich’s book Idaho. Many thanks to AD Jill Armus!
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A piece for the Jezebelarticle6 Weeks with the Pregnant Refugees of Piraeus, Greece. Many thanks to AD Jim Cooke!
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A series of illustrations for a piece by Kathleen Hale on her first hand investigation into the Pike County Massacre, a series of murders that nearly wiped out the Rhoden Family in Ohio. With the intention of uncovering something unseen about the slaughter she finds herself in a community that’s all too ready to completely forget the violent rampage altogether. It’s an uncomfortable foray into rural poverty and the lines we draw between ourselves and those deemed somehow beyond the realm of justice and retribution. You can read the full story HERE
For this project I had the pleasure of being art directed by Anshuman Iddamsetty. Little did I know that it would be the last time I would work with him as he’s leaving Hazlitt for new opportunities. Needless to say, I was heartbroken at the news, but also SO grateful for his unwavering support of my art. Without his truthful gritty vision I would not be where I am today, and that’s the truth. So good luck Anshuman, we’re all rooting for you and this new chapter of your life!
And to finish this off, these five pieces have been accepted into the SOI Illustrators 59: Book and Editorial Annual. I’m very happy to be able to finally share them with you.
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An Op-Ed Illustration for a New York Timespiece by Tim Lahey about some options that would improve the relationship between Opioid User’s seeking medical treatment and their doctors.
(ADNathan Huang)
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forThe New Yorker to accompany a piece on Kaija Saariaho’s Opera L’Amour de Loin
Thanks AD Deanna Donnegan!
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A cute little spot forSierra MagazineaboutClimate Parents, an organization dedicated to advocating for action on climate change as well as protecting kid’s rights to learn climate science in schools.
AD Jessica Meskus!
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A new vlog with some drawing time lapse footage! // I talk about my new tattoo and why I’m currently in a position to welcome some discomfort into my life
Late as hell, but here are a few of the things that made my June!!
New video up about my first time Directing a music video and all the gushy reminiscing that comes with finally being able to share it with you!