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 This week on Internazionale, three illustrations for an article by John Lanchester about the Universal Basic Income, a radical idea that "has the potential to be the frame-changing, game-changing solution to a whole set of economic and political problems", according to the author. Thanks to AD Alberto Notarbartolo, as always!   Book cover of The Book of Numbers by Joshua Cohen, published in Italy by Codice Edizioni as Il libro dei numeri (2019). Insider tech exposé, leaked memoir-in-progress, international thriller, family drama, sex comedy, and biblical allegory, The Book of Numbers has been has been defined as “A digital-age Ulysses" by The New York Times Book Review. Cover design by Silvia Virgillo/Puntuale Creative. Thanks to AD Enrico Casadei!    This week on Die Zeit: how much is the salvation of the world? Climate protection and prosperity are compatible. That's what leading researchers around the world say. The price is surprisingly low - you just have to want it. Thanks to AD Lara Huck!   Latest illustration for The Summit, magazine of the environmental insurance broker Beacon Hill Associates.
This issue focuses on the risks connected with industrial facilities, that often involves toxic and potentially harmful materials. Thanks to AD Robye Davidson, as always!  Cover illustration for Internazionale magazine about traveling, with news and stories from all over the world. Thanks Giovanni De Mauro for the art direction!    Cover illustration for BBC World Histories about the role of China in the global history. Has the Asian giant always been the world's greatest superpower, and is Europe and America's dominance just a blip? Thanks to AD Susanne Frank and editor Matt Elton, as always!   Cover and interior illustrations for Chemistry and Engineering News about the “invisible work” issue - the extra time spent in service activities such as mentoring students and serving on committees. Many STEM faculty from underrepresented groups, such as people of color, shoulder a heavier burden of this service load, which may put their career advancement at risk. Thanks to AD Robert Bryson!   Latest illustration for Columbia Medicine magazine about how the growing use of precision medicine's exome sequencing provides potential for happy endings in treating severe childhood illnesses. Thanks to AD Eson Chan, as always!  Three illustrations for IU Alumni Magazine about why so many managers lack the “soft skills” of interaction - empathy, self-awareness, listening, etc., ending up creating miscommunication and untenable situations in the workplaces they run. And how to fill this gap. Thanks to AD Brittany Nicole Olson!    Cover and interior illustrations for Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health magazine about why some people are more susceptible to infectious diseases. Epidemiologist Priya Duggal looks for clues in the human genome and in the polio epidemic of the past. Thanks to AD Robert Ollinger and Patrick Kirchner at Dog Ear Consultants!      |
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