The Parenting Traps
Illustration about some holiday family traditions that the author want to avoid. AD Heather Palmateer.
Left Behind When a Colleague Goes on Leave
Illustration for NYT Workologist column about the work that left behind when colleagues take a maternity leave. AD Minh Uong
From the misty hilltops of distant lands to the freezing depths of the Arctic Ocean, Up & Down splits various settings into two fun perspectives that will intrigue little explorers. With over 500 contextual words labelled throughout 20 beautifully illustrated scenes, young readers will get to build their vocabulary while developing an eye for detail and a new sense of wonder about our world.
Editor: VICTION-VICTION
Illustrator: Wenjia Tang
Specs: 320 x 230 mm, 48pp
Format: Hard cover
Release date: September 2018
Language: English
ISBN 978-988-77747-6-1
For Ages 4+
(Photo Credit: Victionary)
Based on your zodiac sign, what should your Halloween costume be?
Zodiac figures in architecture inspired costumes for Curbed.com.
AD Alyssa Nassner
Here's What You Can Do To Flip The House And Senate
Illustration for Bust Magazine Oct/Nov issue on ways you can help for the election. AD Meredith Felt
Illustration for Narratively’s first tote bag. Story is about a Russian woman trying to carry her grandmother’s bracelet into America. AD Vinnie Neuberg
An editorial piece on hamsters that never got published.
Illustration for The Atlantic on questioning pregnancy bedrest. AD Arsh Raziuddin
Vacation in Portugal the Less-Obvious Way
Mini spot map illustrations of Spain and Portugal for The Wall Street Journal. AD Forest Evashevski.
Header illustration for Longreads about searching for human rights in US women’s prison.
Illustration for byFaith Magazine on planting churches in small towns that are not idyllic.
AD Tiffany Forrester
Moms-in-Film Finds Parenting Solutions for Industry Workers With Long Hours
Illustration for Variety Magazine about childcare on the film set.
AD Allison Cressey.
Illustration for Baltimore Magazine about when to DIY home and when to call a professional.
AD Staci Lanham
Why Are These Hamsters Cannibalizing Their Young?
Illustration for Smithsonian Magazine March 2018 issue about hamster cannibalism. AD Heather Palmateer
Satanic Posters and Stripper Poles: Pet Peeves of Real-Estate Pros
Illustration for The Wall Street Journal about real estate pet peeves.
AD Alice Cheung
Header and spot illustrations for Narratively about a woman who had PTSD after her brother's death and lost her ability to make logical decisions, after several arrests, she eventually found a therapy to help her recover.
AD Vinnie Neuberg
Spot illustrations for LOHAS Magazine Astrology issue about Astrology.
FUTURE SHOCK: SOOTHSAYER PREDICTS RADICAL TIMES AHEAD IN ADLAND
Full page illustration and gif for Ad Age about a few predictions made by futurist Faith Popcorn.
AD Tam Nguyen
A holiday card design for self promotion.
A series of spot illustrations and mini line drawings about letters for LOHAS Magazine.
AD 大雷
"My Year of No Shopping" by Ann Patchett
Illustration for The New York Times Sunday Review about the experience of stop shopping for unnecessary stuff.
AD Nathan Huang
A personal piece I did using a rejected sketch.
Illustration for Portfolio Magazine about the benefit for older people buying a big house with friends and live together after retirement, which is much better than moving to a nursing home.
AD Emmanuelle Peri
Q&AA: TALKING TURKEY WITH SUE SMITH AT THE BUTTERBALL HOTLINE
Two GIF illustrations for a Q&A article with Butterball Turkey emergency hotline for Ad Age.
AD Tam Nguyen
Vintage-Fashion Pros Choose 2017’s Most Collectible Pieces
Illustration for the Wall Street Journal about fashion items this season even attract people who only buy vintages.
AD Forest Evashevski
Makeup Tutorial Videos: Now, For Mature Viewers, Too
Illustration for The Wall Street Journal about how older women are getting make up tips from Youtube videos.
AD Forest Evashevski
Map illustrations for a town development project in Deqing Xinshi China (德清新市古镇.)
For Light Grey Art Lab's Swarm Exhibition
Header and spots illustrations for Spectrum's article A 'cure' for autism at any cost
AD Rebecca Horne
Cover illustration for Nautilus July/Aug issue.
AD Francesco Izzo
In early 2017 I collaborated with Tinybop and created all the artwork for their new educational app Mammals,
which let kids play, learn and interact with several different mammals around the world.
Find my interview with them here.
Illustration for Variety Magazine about how we should have more diversity in background players in film production.
Read the article here
AD Alisson Cressey & Cheyne Gateley
It's Time to End the War on Women's Health
A spot illustration for Scientific American September issue about how we should fight for women's health care.
AD Michael Mrak
Italy’s Most Rewarding Small Towns—and Why They Beat Rome, Florence and Venice
Illustration for The Wall Street Journal about travel to Italy.
AD Forest Evashevski
Illustration for Wissen Magazine in China about DonQuixote and nine horses.
AD Tian Ke
Cover and spread illustrations for Cathay Dragon's inflight magazine Silkroad.
Click here to see the story.
AD Jowie Chan
Personal work
Illustrations for Wissen Magazine Rouge issue
