Publishing is a tough business. As an illustrator you can spend many months working on a cover, through multiple stages of editors giving big thumbs up, only to have the piece killed at the last minute. So while I’m busy with new projects, here’s a peak at two covers from the recent past that won’t be appearing on bookstore shelves.
The original version for Raptor & Wren, before it’s current iteration.
Newest edition to the Miriam Black series of gritty, psychic crime novels by Chuck Wendig coming this winter, The Raptor & the Wren–
The brothers couldn’t agree on whether to go fishing or to go fly a kite. Being good friends they found a worthy compromise.
Line of Kite, part of the Parallel exhibition from Light Grey Art Lab.
The Hunt Riot Summer Gallery is now up! Check out creative interpretations of this past season’s prompts.
It’s hard to summarize the Burning Man experience because there are so many layers to it. The week is challenging, awe-inspiring, frustrating, communal, independent, and overwhelming. I’m grateful for having been able to return. I wish everyone were able go at least once to see what a future of acceptance, generosity, and expression can look like.
Recent interview I gave with Anna Durbanova at Impakter, a terrific international online magazine focused on social & human rights issues, sustainable development, and art.
New pair of paintings. Gifts to a friend as we embark together for Burning Man. The titles homage this year’s theme –
Radical
Oil 12×9″
Ritual
Oil 12×9″
My brother is on the front page of our hometown paper today! He’s heading off soon for an epic Canada to Colombia bike ride.
Little eclipse study inspired by the country coming together for a few minutes today
Inspiring to see Boston come out in droves to renounce more “free speech” rallies. We all know it’s hate speech and we won’t stand for it. #BostonStrong #Resist
