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 This week on French magazine L'Express, an illustration about the issue of self-censorship in French universities. In order to avoid students' outbursts, or out of fear of being considered "reactive" themselves, academics sometimes prefer to avoid certain subjects or think twice before organizing conferences on themes deemed too sensitive.
Thanks to AD Marie Varéon.  Cover and interior illustrations for Columbia Medicine 2019 Annual Report about the future of the faculty. The features illustrate their efforts to create an increasingly diverse and inclusive faculty, the Columbia's AIDS research and the gene editing technology, in which Columbia researchers are at the forefront. Thanks AD Eson Chan, a s always!     A selection of illustrations and short animated videos made for Brandman University's recruiting campaign. This is part of a larger advertising project started in 2017, more details here. Thanks to art director Carla Morano! Animations by JP Marketing.     Child Psychology  Cover illustration for The Exeter Bulletin, about the importance of promoting civil discussion on hard questions of diversity, inclusion, race, gender, political difference etc. Exeter is a discussion-based school using the Harkness method, involving students seated in a large, oval table to discuss ideas in an open-minded environment. Thanks to AD David Nelson!  Cover and interior illustration for Williams Magazine about the active role of its researchers and alums in every aspect of space exploration - from spaceship design to astro-medicine. Thanks to AD Kelly McMurray of 2communiqué!      Animation by Chris MacNeil Three illustrations for Skidmore's Scope magazine about the value of a Liberal Arts education focused on critical thinking, and the ability of its majors to address world issues. Thanks to AD Blake Dinsdale.     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.  Illustration for Monmouth University magazine about a new project that is enhancing training for teachers already tasked with educating students on the autism spectrum. Thanks to ad Patrick Kirchner at Dog Ear Consultants!
 Latest illustration for Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health magazine: to prevent HIV in young adults, show them a future worth working for. Full article here. Thanks to ad Robert Ollinger, as always.
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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