Portrait of Kamala Harris, pen and ink.
Portrait of Joe Biden, pen and ink.
Serena Ventures/Alison Rapaport | client: Harvard Business School Alumni Review/EmDash
Porto street musicians performing by the river. Porto, Portugal. Drawn on location in charcoal pencil.
The notorious RBG, Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Rest in Peace, Rest in Power.
Portraits of women in surreal masks, watercolor and ink.
Fashion portrait | Bloomingdales
client: Chicago Booth School of Business
Portrait of Geoffrey Kent, of Abercrombie & Kent luxury travel. Shown with his signature Louis Vuitton briefcase, for A&K.
client: Richards/Carlberg
client: Richards/Carlberg
Patrick J Kennedy | client: Scientific American Worldview
client: Chicago Booth School of Business
client: Chicago Booth School of Business
client: Chicago Booth School of Business
Annual Report Portrait
client: Chicago Booth School of Business
Fashion illustration inspired by the film, Phantom Thread.
client: Chicago Booth School of Business
Bruce Springsteen on Broadway 2017
Maria Callas
Bob Dylan
In Dylan Town | client: University of Iowa Press
Dickensian aesthetic | client: OSU Press
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders debate for the Democratic nomination for president, 2016.
Portrait of the late Senator John Lewis.
Portrait of author James Baldwin, commissioned for the American Writers Museum, Chicago.
Portrait of author Gloria Anzaldua, commissioned for the American Writers Museum, Chicago.
A portrait of the author Henry Miller, commissioned for the American Writers Museum, Chicago.
Portrait of author Octavia Butler, for the American Writers Museum, Chicago.
Portrait of Don Francis, for an annual report. Client: VaxGen.
Steven Heller discusses his life in design and art. Drawn on location at the School of Visual Arts during the Creative Study Tour.
Pentagram partner Michael Beirut talks to the students about the importance of listening. Drawn on location in NYC during the Creative Study Tour.
Gael Towey discussing creativity. Drawn on location during the Creative Study Tour, NYC.
Portrait of artist Frank Stella, in conversation with Paul Goldberger. Drawn on location at Parsons the New School for Design.
Portrait of a patient, case study. Client: Scientific American Worldview
