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These images have been selected to be published in the 3x3 International Illustration Annual No.23 and Online Gallery! Three Merit winners and one Honorable Mention. Big thanks to Charles Hively, to the judges and to the amazing clients and art directors I worked with on these: Internazionale, Diablo Magazine, Cicero Magazine.     Illustration for the NYTimes about the headwinds traditional bed-and-breakfast inns have been facing in the last decades. Small lodging operators are doubling down on unique décor, personalized service and flexible policies, as they seek to distinguish themselves from vacation rentals. Article by Elaine Glusac. Thanks to AD Minh Uong!     The wallpaper I made for the brand new Hera Group Top Customer Service Point in Forlì aims to portray the sense of community of this city. The buildings and monuments of the main square Piazza Saffi provide a background for the people who make Forlì a vibrant and welcoming place every day. Hera is a multi-utility company operating in the distribution of gas, water, energy, and waste disposal in northern Italy. The colors of the illustration recall Hera's historic logo designed by Bob Noorda in 2002: magenta for energy, blue for water and green for the environment. The wallpaper is part of a broader project designed and developed by the architecture firm SpazioSP Studio Associato in collaboration with the creative studio Arte Vetrina Project. Photo and Video credit: Matteo Mammato.      Three illustrations for Internazionale about money laundering. The apparatus set up to combat this problem doesn't work, and it inconvenience Governments to look too deeply into the dark corners of their own financial systems. Luxury watch trade is one of the most notoriously effective ways to launder money. Article by John Lanchester. Thanks to AD Alberto Notarbartolo, as always.    New illustration for Columbia Medicine about the new realities of patient-chatbot interactions. As personal use of AI for health care grows, the doctor-patient relationship is increasingly at risk. Thus, implementing regulations and guardrails is critical. Thanks to AD Eson Chan, as always.    My contribution to the exhibition "Figurati Modena", curated by Tapirulan and held at the Museo della Figurina (Collectible Card Museum) in Modena, Italy. I represented the Cathedral of the city with a tribute to the reliefs of Adam and Eve visible in the façade, made by sculptor Wiligelmo at the beginning of the 12th century. The catalogue of the exhibition it is also an album of collectible stickers. Thanks to AD Fabio Toninelli!    Two illustrations for Internazionale about how the recent editions of the Football World Cup have been dominated by greed, corruption and the need to whitewash autocratic policies in many countries. For many fans, the romantic side of football seems just a memory, and the demands for democracy and peace that the World Cup embodied after the Cold War didn't come true. Article by Simon Kuper. Thanks to AD Alberto Notarbartolo.   New illustration for The Wall Street Journal about how to maintain a friendship when one person is much wealthier than the other. Money disparities can cause problems in a relationship, but they don’t have to, writes Francine Russo. Thanks to AD Siung Tjia!  Cover and interior illustrations for Montessori Life about how Montessori classrooms are designed to cultivate patience and long-term growth, rather than value immediate rewards. Thanks to AD Niels Bolle!     Illustration for The New York Times about why our "safe" stock funds may be riskier than we think. The stock market has become so concentrated that even broad index funds no longer provide the protection of the past, Jeff Sommer says. Thanks to AD Minh Uong!   |
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