CLIENT: McSweeney’s
One of the covers for Dave Eggers’s 2021 novel The Every. This was a super fun project, not only as an admirer of Dave’s work, but because the subject matter is so funny and I was given a lot of freedom.
Cover Design by Sunra Thompson.
CLIENT: False Vacuum Games
Covert art for a video game about a British family, where you switch players between the son, mother, and grandmother.
CLIENT: KQED
For KQED’s Bay Curious podcast, this shows a plesiosaur swimming the depths not far from what would eventually become a nude beach.
CLIENT: Johns Hopkins Magazine
Cover illustration for the Spring 2018 issue, along with a few panels from four pages of comics on the inside.
CLIENT: Popup Magazine
Two in a series of illustrations for a video about 833 Bryant, a new San Francisco housing project designed to help people without homes.
CLIENT: Netflix
One in a series of images created for Netflix’s social media accounts, to promote newly arrived movies including Fantasia, Election, When Harry Met Sally, and Anchorman 2.
CLIENT: Asian Art Museum
To promote the Asian Art Museum's Rama exhibition, I created a series of illustrations for an accordion-fold booklet, along with several other talented artists.
CLIENT: WWD
Three in a series of six full-page illustrations for Women's Wear Daily, done in a rougher style than I typically do.
CLIENT: California Sunday Magazine
A portion of a four-page illustration accompanying a story about a company providing on-demand crowds. This illustration won a National Cartoonists Society’s Reuben Award for Best Magazine Illustration.
CLIENT: The Perennial
For their event at the Asian Art Museum, I produced a series of illustrations including this one which was animated by the folks at Bonfire Labs.
CLIENT: AFAR
It’s always a fun challenge to illustrate in a different style. When AFAR asked for something in the house style for their website, I enjoyed spending probably too much time on this.
CLIENT: Facebook
Character explorations for an animation I co-wrote and storyboarded.
CLIENT: Pop-Up Magazine
A little animation for Pop-Up Magazine’s live Golden State Record show.
CLIENT: Lucky Peach Magazine
Left: A Buddhist mandala featuring breakfast cereal mascots. Available in the breakfast issue as a pull-out poster.
Right: A rather unconfident looking chef from a vertical two-page spread.
CLIENT: Massdrop
An illustrated icon set scalable from web to print, designed with the goal of being a departure from the majority of contemporary web-based icons.
CLIENT: Katana
Diagrams are fun. (Tiny people icons by Supriya Kalidas.)
Illustration and animation for a social media ad for the LIARS? podcast.
CLIENT: Gannett
I did so many illustrations for Gannett’s online magazine The Bold Italic, I honestly lost track of how many – but here are two of them.
CLIENT: Bloomsbury
Six out of 49 illustrations done for Gary Kamiya’s Cool Gray City of Love.
CLIENT: In Situ
For a special dining event at the SFMOMA’s In Situ restaurant, I got to draw some of my favorite chefs for the menu.
Welp, you’ve reached the end of my illustration section. If you’d like to see more illustration work, you should probably just hire me to draw something for you. Or if you’re still not sure, go have a look at some of my writing.