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Illustration for NYU Scope mag about the role of beer in ancient Egypt. Archaeologists unearthed the ruins of a massive brewery dating from about 3000 BCE in Abydos, which is the first proof that inhabitants of the Nile Valley brewed quantities comparable to modern commercial operations. Thanks to AD Tim Baldwin for the fun project!  Latest illustration for The WSJ: with hotel prices and tasting-room fees at an all-time high, Napa Valley is becoming inaccessible to many travelers. Article by Lettie Teague. Thanks to AD Marlene Szczesny!  Book cover illustration of 'Learning America' by Luma Mufleh. The book traces the story of how the author grew a group of kids into a soccer team in Clarkston, Georgia, and then into a nationally acclaimed network of schools for refugee children. Published by Mariner Books, an imprint of Harper Collins. Thanks to AD Kerry Rubenstein!   Deeply honored for having been awarded a Best-in-Show in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual 63. The winner is "The Legacy of Violence", editorial illustration commissioned by Internazionale magazine. Another piece received an Award of Excellence too: "Four New Messages", book cover for Codice Edizioni. Huge thanks to the judges, to the clients who commissioned these and to the guys at CA!    Illustration for Monmouth University magazine about an online counseling service launched by Monmouth U. in 2020 with the aim to help people through the pandemic-related challenges. Thanks to AD Patrick Kirchner, as always.   Illustration for The Wall Street Journal about the best credit card for travelers. Credit cards with hefty fees usually carry the richest travel rewards, and you can earn the money back after a few trips.
Thanks to AD Marlene Szczesny! Animated illustration for Christianity Today about the difficulties Christians have in online dating, due to the many shades of their beliefs. Thanks to AD Joy Beth Smith!   Illustration for The Wall Street Journal about investing in wine: is it a good move for oenophiles?
Thanks to AD Marlene Szczesny!  Cover and interior illustration for Science magazine about how science, like the rest of society, has been swept up in the storms caused by social media. This issue looks at how scientists study and fight mis- and disinformation, how harassment and intimidation have spiked during the COVID-19 pandemic and how researchers use Twitter to inform the public and share their findings with colleagues. Thanks to Chrystal Smith and to all the Science's art directors, as always!   Riding the Twitter wave: https://bit.ly/3JZN08c   Detecting bullshits: https://bit.ly/3JZN08c
 Illustration for AAA Explorer magazine: the story of a traveler who meets a monk in Himalaya and learns the secret of happiness lies in traveling light and having no expectations. Article by Eric Weiner.
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