I painted this portrait of John Walker Lindh for Fred Woodward and Thomas Alberty at G.Q. Magazine. The story, told by his father, was a more empathetic view of John as a member of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The illustration describes a narrative moment when Lindh and his fellow fighters are under siege from the Afghan Northern Alliance.
The image above was done for CFO magazine, originally commissioned for the cover, but never made it. The topic was on the banking credit crisis, the article titled "Clamor and Trickle". And thanks to the Hoover Dam for inspiration.
These are three book covers from the past year that were selected for the Society of Illustrators Book and Editorial Exhibition. From top to bottom, Things Fall Apart (Random House), A Dog in a Hat (Velo Press), and Leaving Glorytown (Farrar, Straus & Giroux). The show runs from January 28th through February 28th. 128 East 63 Street, NYC. Tues 10-8, Wed-Fri 10-5 pm, Sat 12-4pm.
These are three book covers from the past year that were selected for the Society of Illustrators Book and Editorial Exhibition. From top to bottom, Things Fall Apart (Random House), A Dog in a Hat (Velo Press), and Leaving Glorytown (Farrar, Straus & Giroux). The show runs from January 28th through February 28th. 128 East 63 Street, NYC. Tues 10-8, Wed-Fri 10-5 pm, Sat 12-4pm. 