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Illustration for Cincinnati magazine about Ohio’s redistricting chaos and gerrymandering of election maps by Republican lawmakers, who submitted unconstitutional election maps five different times. Article by Jim DeBrosse. Thanks to art director Jen Kawanari!  Latest book cover illustration for Codice Edizioni: Joshua Cohen's The Netanyahus, which was awarded the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. It's my third book cover illustration after Four New Messages and Book of Numbers.      Two illustrations for Internazionale about how Buddhist monks have mostly escaped the label of proselytisers, but they’ll still spread the word to those who seek them out.  Latest cover illustration for Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health magazine: how public health can tackle the profound social and economic inequities in order to pursue social justice. Thanks Dog Ear Consultants for the art direction, as always!     Aligning two paths to health. As the novel coronavirus struck all parts of society far from equally, public health should be integrated with social justice in order to tackle fundamental barriers to health.
Cover and interior illustrations for Brandeis University Magazine: is intermarriage threatening American Judaism or renewing it? Thanks to AD Son Chan, as always!     New cover illustration for Le Scienze/Mind Dossier (Italian edition of Scientific American) about the adventure - and the strain - of being parents today. Thanks to art director Giovanna Salvini!   New illustration for The Wall Street Journal about how to handle flight delays and other headaches.
The skies are less friendly these days, with travelers plagued by flight delays and jam-packed airports. Writer Matthew Kronsberg highlights a few strategies to help you cope - and even enjoy an unexpected layover. https://on.wsj.com/3OYhQzS Thanks to Marlene Szczesny, as always! This week on Internazionale: three illustrations about palm oil and its omnipresence in our everyday products. Author Bee Wilson also highlights the connection between the palm oil production, the deforestation issue and a past of slavery and colonialism. Original article here.    Cover and interior illustrations for American College of Gastroenterology: welcoming and uplifting diverse voices from LBGTQ+ physicians and creating a place in the conversation for them in the profession. Thanks to AD Emily Garel!    I recently had the pleasure and honor to work with Paolo Fresu and his label Tuk Music on these illustrations for MAGMA, the new concept album by Alessandro Tedesco. It's dedicated to the Italian volcano Vesuvio: jazz and songs mingled with his mediterranean mood. Graphic design by Oscar Diodoro.     |
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