 The Last Glint of Summer
posted: September 1, 2010
The best vacation ever. How to plan your vacation, backed by science. The Boston Globe; AD Greg Klee
Just a short flash back to some Summer illustrations for the Boston Globe. I had a long post prepared about hidden words and hidden messages in my illustrations. Somehow, I just couldn't find the right words for the topic. So I put the article back in the tweak bin for now.
Mini golf is more attractive than events at theater and museum on Cape Cod; The Boston Globe, AD Dan Zedeck 
I hid a secret shoutout in this section of the illustration to a fellow Drawger, who happens to reside in Cape Cod. 4 comments |
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Boston Drivers
posted: June 22, 2010
I see Rod Dunlavey tweeting in his silver Sedan, oh there goes Leo Espinosa in his zippy electric car, is that Dale Stephanos cutting in front of Scott Bakal's Suzuki Jeep, wow where is Robert Saunders going, doing 65 in a 45? I'm just to naming a few of my favorite Boston Drivers ;)
Art Directors: Josue Evilla, Greg Klee
I created this illustration for the Boston Globe using Illustrator and Photoshop. After all these years of hand inking illustrations and digital colorizing in Photoshop, this is my first true digital illustration! Since I wanted the illustration to look like a precision map which warranted my dimensional hand inked brush line I ended up creating the entire image in Illustrator.
You can read the fabulously written essay by James Parker right here. Proboscis Redo
posted: May 28, 2010
Click here to get to: "Infringing on a Proboscis"
NYT Biz Section
posted: April 25, 2010
I've been illustrating the "Haggler" in the Business section of the New York Times for a few month now, the subject of this consumer advocate column reflects the times we live in. Consumers being chipped out of there moneys by means of dubious small print in service contracts, shady extended warranties, endless delayed support call centers, and booby trapped websites, you get the picture. I usually try to submit a wide range of sketches some being more conceptual and some with that focus on the human side of the story.
Todays illustration is about a women who unsuccessfully tried to cancel her internet provider. 
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