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Art for Mare Termale Bolognese chosen for American Illustration 38

4/18/2019

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!

Rotary magazine: The joy of procrastination

1/24/2019

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!

SUNY Geneseo: Who you are, where you are

1/11/2019

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.

Best Holiday Wishes!

12/21/2018

Break away this holiday season!

Pearson: Learning illustrations

8/23/2018

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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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Brandman: Earn your degree, your way

6/20/2018

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Latest video spot made for Brandman University, targeting people going back to school.
Brandman offers flexible learning formats that can work around every student's set of needs, in order to overcome the many challenges along the road towards a degree.
Video aired on TV and social media platforms.

Client: Brandman University
Agency: Vitro
Animation House: NOMINT
Art Director: Kristen Sugihara
Copywriter: Jenny Thompson
Creative Directors: Will Roth, Brian Dunaway & Ross Brodie
Year: 2018

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GQ: Initiation ceremonies in sports

6/6/2018

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Latest piece for British GQ about the need to stop initiation ceremonies in university sports teams, that are degrading, outdated and sometimes even deadly. Article by Martin Samuel. Thanks to AD Keith Waterfield!

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Brandman: Your partner is here

5/23/2018

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Client: Brandman University
Ad Agency: Vitro
Art director: Thomas Gibson, art director
Writers: Nikolaus Drellow, Bill Wanek
Creative director: Will Roth
Executive creative directors: Ross Brodie, Brian Dunaway
Year: 2017-2018

A selection of illustrations made for Brandman University's campaign targeting adults going back to school.
The campaign is currently rolled out across digital and traditional platforms including TV, radio, digital video, digital display, search and social media in major markets in California and Washington, where Brandman University has campus locations, and at the national level for its online programs.

With Brandman University as a guide, many more students are able to reach their degrees.

School of Nursing & Health Professions

School of Psychology

School of Education - Become the teacher who inspired you

Brandman University. We're your partner

Brandman University. Your partner is here

Video Credits:
Agency: Vitro
Animation House: NOMINT, London
Art Director: Kristen Sugihara
Copywriter: Jenny Thompson
Creative Directors: Will Roth, Brian Dunaway & Ross Brodie

The project has been selected into Communication Arts 2018 Illustration Annual, Print Advertising category.

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The Washington Post: Good and bad tech in 2018

1/3/2018

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Recent illustration for The Washington Post. Geoffrey A. Fowler explains how tech will shape your life in 2018, for better and worse. Full article here. Thanks to AD Courtney Kan!

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Chicago Magazine: Big data dining

12/11/2017

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Two illustrations for Chicago Magazine about how restaurants use data and technology to learn as much as they can about diners to be able to cater to their every need.
Thanks to art director Jessica Sedgwick!

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Art for Mare Termale Bolognese chosen for American Illustration 38

Rotary magazine: The joy of procrastination

SUNY Geneseo: Who you are, where you are

Best Holiday Wishes!

Pearson: Learning illustrations

Brandman: Earn your degree, your way

GQ: Initiation ceremonies in sports

Brandman: Your partner is here

The Washington Post: Good and bad tech in 2018

Chicago Magazine: Big data dining

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