“We Do Not Inherit the Earth from Our Ancestors; We Borrow It from Our Children.”
Snowscape
“A first-responder remembers.”
From a reportage series of September 11, 2001 and the weeks that followed in New York City. View the book HERE.
“RIP the American Presidency.” The Rise and Resist Jazz Funeral for the American Presidency, in Washington Square Park, President’s Day, 2017. Drawn on-site.
“Amazing Disgrace.” The Rise and Resist Jazz Funeral for the American Presidency, in Washington Square Park, President’s Day, 2017. Drawn on-site.
“Trans rights are human rights!” A rally in support of trans people, Greenwich Village, NYC, 2017. Drawn on-site.
Many voices converge in a display of intersectionality at the Women’s March in Washington DC, 2017. Drawn on-site.
New Years Wish
From the book, Beneath the Tree
BUG GATE! Illustration for the Bronx Zoo section of the City Explorer interactive wall game installation at the NYU Hassenfeld children’s hospital in NYC. Created with Potion Design.
From the book Beneath the Tree | Unpublished
ANIMAL COSTUME PARTY! Character designs/illustration for the Bronx Zoo section of the City Explorer interactive wall game installation at the NYU Hassenfeld children’s hospital in NYC.
The children can inhabit the digital costumes and dance.
Created with Potion Design.
REPTILE GATE! Illustration used in the Bronx Zoo section of the City Explorer interactive wall game installation, at the NYU Hassenfeld children’s hospital in NYC. Created with Potion Design.
Children playing Doctor. Illustration for on-site Installation at the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital in NYC. Client: Potion/NYU
Food for All illustrated scarf. Exhibited at the Food and Agriculture Organization World Food Summit, Rome.
Angel of Aquaculture, illustrated silk scarf. Part of a series related to issues of food security, exhibited at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization Food Summit in Rome.
“Duo in Dialogue.” Exhibition illustration created for the Writer’s Museum in Chicago.
Ken Burns Vietnam Documentary | client: PBS/Atlantic Re:think
Hourglass | client: The Boston Globe
Grieving group | Senior Market Advisor
client: The Washington Post
client: The Washington Post
Even if… | The Environmental Obstacle
Single Vineyards vs. Blends | client: Wall Street Journal
Chronic Pain: Part of a series of illustrations created as a campaign for SNX-111, a painkiller derived from the venom of a sea snail. Neurex corporation.
Illustrated on-site in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, mixed media.
Cover for the book, Sex: An Erotic Journal for Sexual Inspiration and Exploration. Written by Jordan LaRousse and illustrated by Margaret Hurst. Quiver books.
Illustrations for Spirituality and Health drawn on location at a protest in NYC.
The Blue Princess
Nativity Story | Concept Art
Autumn Harvest | Seasons of 1482
The story of Genesis, illustrations created for the Moscow Jewish museum.
Replica of the Half Moon at the Hudson-Fulton Celebration, 2009
Illustration for the song “Homer’s Daughter”. BNS Sessions studio.
A circus “strongman.” Exhibition illustration created for the Writer’s Museum in Chicago.
Pigeons: illustrating how Isaac Bashevis Singer’s daily walk included feeding pigeons from a paper bag. Created for exhibition at The Writer’s Museum in Chicago.
“Author Patricia Highsmith kept snails as pets, and once came to a party with a handbag containing lettuce and 100 snails.” Exhibition illustration for the Writer’s Museum in Chicago.
Reportage illustration of the many voices that came together for the Women’s March in Washington DC, January 2017.
Article about traveling to the jungles of Peru to experience ayahuasca. Client: Delta Sky
Illustration for Columbia Law School journal, for an article about the Guantanamo Bay prison.
Illustration for Columbia Law School journal, for an article about the Guantanamo Bay prison.
Illustration for Spirituality and Health magazine about the 2017 proposed Immigration Ban, drawn on location at a protest in NYC.
Illustration of a rally for freedom of the press, outside the New York Times building in NYC.
Illustration for “The Silk Road,” a story about the dark side of the dark web.
Whale Song Coat Kimono: a palimpsest of imagery evoking the journeys taken by both whale and humanity; and our changing relationship to the whales and natural world. On display at the Mystic Seaport through Fall 2016. Shortlisted for the AOI World Illustration Awards.
Visualization of a proposed exhibit in the Tenement Museum in New York City, depicting a 1980s Chinatown sweatshop, story detail: talking about how the working women would often bring their children to the shop with them.
Visualization of a proposed exhibit in the Tenement Museum in New York City, depicting a 1980s Chinatown sweatshop, detail: a tour guide discusses the importance of the rice cooker.
Visualization of a proposed exhibit in the Tenement Museum in New York City, depicting a 1980s Chinatown sweatshop, detail: showing a guide leading tourists through the exhibit, describing the choices that had to be made by the workers.
Fashion illustration inspired by the film, Phantom Thread.
Spotted this group of neighborhood women smoking and gossiping at a Madrid cafe. In urban neighborhoods globally, these are the women who make the world go ’round. Illustrated (while drinking cappuccino) on location in Madrid.
Flamenco – the classic art form of Spain. Illustrated on location in Madrid.
A man and his satellite dishes…illustrated on location in Porto, Portugal.
A bustling corner in Porto, Portugal, where the terraces are living rooms. Illustrated on location.
Balinese Full Moon Ceremony: Inside the temple area it was a bustle of activity. Drawn on location in Bali.
Read full story in our News section, Armchair Travels: Bali
“…every kid got a little milk, warm milk.” From: I Was Dreaming to Come to America: Memories of the Ellis Island Oral History Project (Viking Press.)
“I felt like I had two lives.” From I Was Dreaming to Come to America: Memories of the Ellis Island Oral History Project (Viking Press.)
“…we had interpreters on the island who spoke practically every language.” From: I Was Dreaming to Come to America: Memories of the Ellis Island Oral History Project (Viking Press.)
Illustration for interactive Donor Wall, Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, at the NYU Langone Kimmel Pavilion building. An animated tree composed of 72 individual cut paper leaves on an ink and watercolor base. Client: NYU/Potion Design
See animated tree here: https://vimeo.com/322581783
Doctors work with parents to care for the pediatric patient. NYU-Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital Installation. Cut-paper.
Mom gives of herself to her children. NYU-Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital Installation. Cut-paper.
Peer Fundraising. NYU-Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital Installation, with Potion Design. Cut-paper.
Soft care for patients and families. NYU-Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital Installation. Cut-paper.
Teamwork. NYU-Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital Installation. Cut-paper.
Set design and two character designs for the interactive Children’s Wall at the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, in the Kimmel Pavilion building at NYU Langone. Client: Potion/NYU Steph Goralnick, Creative Lead
Cut-paper illustration of the Lord and Taylor Christmas window: The Nutcracker. Seen in the New York Times, New York magazine, Playbill, etc.
Illustrations for the classic tale, Cinderella.
Cinderella does her chores around the house: story in a picture. From Cinderella: the Tale of the Glass Slipper. Adapted and illustrated by Veronica Lawlor. (Full PDF available on request.)
Illustration of the Garden of Eden for personal holiday card.
Illustration for the epic poem, The Odyssey.
From the Odyssey Series: the Lotus Eaters
Silkscreen on hand made silk kimono
Illustration of the Greek myth.
Angelic energy.
The genie emerges from the bottle, pen and ink.
The Beast. Pen and ink.
Sinbad and the giant sea serpent. Pen and ink.
The roc swoops in, pen and ink.
The mighty elephants, pen and ink.
Adrift, pen and ink.
A decision is made, pen and ink.
The sisters in the palace, pen and ink.
