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 An illustration for Pirelli - World Magazine about how we're heading towards an OMO (Online Merges with Offline) society. Getting used to virtual life is only the first of the changes that digital technology is bringing to our world, writes author Paolo Gallo.  Latest cover and interior illustrations for Columbia Nursing about how their new telehealth initiatives connect patients with providers face to face, in cyberspace. Thanks to AD Eson Chan, as always!    Latest illustrations for Internazionale magazine about mindfulness. According to Ronald Purser, this market-friendly movement could be easily co-opted and reduced to merely pacifying feelings of anxiety and disquiet at the individual level, enticing us to accept things as they are, rather than seeking to challenge the social, political and economic inequalities that cause such distress.     Illustration for Monmouth University Magazine about the health risks of vaping. Teen vaping is on the rise, and lot of parents buy e-cigarettes for their kids. What they don’t understand is that vaping is not harmless. Thanks to AD Patrick Kirchner at Dog Ear Consultants, 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!    Happy to learn that this image has been chosen for American Illustration Annual 38! Huge thanks to the jury.
This has been commissioned by Mare Termale Bolognese to celebrate the thermal baths and the water in general, and it will be displayed in their prestigious collection next to the artworks of Lorenzo Mattotti, Vittorio Giardino, Sergio Toppi, Ericailcane and many other great artists. A special thanks to the President Federico Monti of MTB for making it possible!  Two illustrations for The Rotarian, magazine for Rotary International, about the joy of procrastination: Joe Queenan explains why it's time to check "make a list" off your list. Thanks to AD Jennifer Moody for the fun assignment!   Two illustrations for SUNY Geneseo magazine about the connections between people and place, and how the character of a place shapes your experience there, and maybe even shapes the person you are. Article by Merrill Douglas here. Thanks to AD Leah Balconi at LeahMedia Design.  Pearson is the leading global education company with learning at the heart of their business. I've been working with Together Design agency to create a series of illustrations as part of their new visual identity and rebrand.  Always Learning. Promoting continuous life-long learning is at the heart of the Pearson ethos.  Always Learning. A curious mind that is continuously thinking, learning new skills and bursting with ideas.  Mentorship. Learning in person from a mentor can be far more engaging than learning from a text.  Small thoughts, big ideas. It is often the smallest seed of a thought that can grow into the biggest idea. |
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