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Illustration for Rest of World about why most countries are struggling to shut down 2G. Global leap to 4G and 5G would cut off phone access for millions of vulnerable people. Thanks to AD Kate Bubacz!  Illustration for Chronicle Of Higher Education about how a new team of campus administrators serving as free-speech monitors and educators is educating people about their free speech rights. Skeptics say they’re often trying to discourage people from protesting, erecting unnecessary barriers, and subjecting protesters to surveillance. Thanks to AD Scott Seymour!  Illustration for The Washington Post about to convince reluctant cooks to step up in the kitchen! Couple therapist Nicole Gordon Vargas explores food-work equalities and other issues surrounding the impact of cooking on relationships. Article by Kristen Hartke. Thanks to AD Cece Pascual!   Illustration for Italian magazine Internazionale about why mass tourism in former concentration camps is often meaningless and inappropriate, according to writer Tanya Gold. Thanks to AD Alberto Notarbartolo, as always.  The dilemma of parenting our parents. Illustration for Experience Life about how adult children often struggle with the role reversal that occurs as their parents age. Article by Jon Spayde, AD Jennifer Jacobson.   This illustration has been accepted into the Society of Illustrators 67 exhibit and book. Big thanks to the judges! I made it for CHANGE!, an exhibition organized by Palazzo Madama in Turin, Italy with the intent to raise awareness of the climate crisis and its impact in our lives. Thanks to art director Ale Giorgini as well!  Two illustrations for Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health about how human activities like deforestation have directly and indirectly fueled the spread of zoonotic diseases. Flourishing, diverse ecosystems are the most effective safeguard against viral spillover. Thanks to AD Patrick Kirchner, as always!   Double page illustration for Resources Magazine about why placed-based policies in the U.S. that aim to provide support to specific locations fail to target the places with the most need. Thanks to AD James Round!    Cover illustration for UUWorld, the magazine of the Unitarian Universalist Association, which portrays a hopeful future made possible by the forethought of those who collectively sowed the seeds during difficult times. Thanks to AD Matt Rogers at Two by Sixteen.    Making visible what is often invisible is the concept behind FUORI TUTTO, an exhibition held in Rome, Italy with the aim to turn the spotlight on Cystic Fibrosis. CF is considered to be an 'invisible' illness because its symptoms are mostly not apparent to other people in day to day life. Ten illustrators have been asked to illustrate the stories of ten patients, and the artworks have been printed on mirrors in which visitors can look at themselves. I illustrated the story of Leonardo, a young guy whose dream was to keep working as a cowboy, in contact with nature and animals.     |
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