New and improved label for my Laissez-Faire Ale.

New identity for the Evanston Homebrew Club.

Coloring page submission to a, well, coloring page contest of sorts through Doodlers Anonymous and Anorak Magazine. Waiting to hear if I’m picked. The theme was “Sports.” I look at every project as an opportunity to draw an octopus. 

I did some conceptual drawings for a multimedia production of Sting’s “The Soul Cages” album. It did not come to fruition.

Cover for FFJournal, a magazine for metal fabricators and formers. This article brought this conundrum to light: 600,000 manufacturing jobs are available but job seekers don’t have the skills to fill them. Headline was “The Great Divide.”

This was an interior, full-page for Business Law Today. It was a story about how the history of the Court of Delaware. The two buildings in the background are the old court (left) and the new, fancy building.

This was a cover for Business Law Today. The issue had a mini-theme about “Weird Collateral,” which included race horses. While I was very happy with the way the horse turned out, my favorite parts are the “My Fair Lady”-esque people in the background.

Illustration for a pseudo-children’s book.

Crumbling schools for The Wall Street Journal.

Junk food for The Wall Street Journal.

This was an interior illustration for Business Law Today. It was about how the Champagne region, and some other French regions associated with a type of wine, wanted to copyright the geographical location so that someone outside of said regions could not call their product by that region’s name.

Kids. Dentists. Mortal enemies in the wild.

Design I submitted to the Threadless/Finch Beer Can Challenge. 

Here’s a logo for my friend Sean’s homebrewery “Skull & Bones Brewery”. Will it be a homebrewery for long? Knowing how ambitious and passionate he is about craft beer, probably not.