1. Keeping it Expressive — We designed a massive library of emotions for each of these cute characters.
2. Design Conversations — We created a series of banners for BotSociety. The challenge was to communicate the design of chatbots and voice assistants.
3. Networthy banner — Here's a Linkedin banner for NetWorthy- The Financial Master Plan for Millennials.
4. Transform your Space — A landing page illustration for Eyely, a company that sells lighting and rugs.
5. Say Hi to Ada — One of many portraits of historic mathematicians and scientists for Pusher. Ada Lovelace was one of the first mathematicians to muse that any piece of content—including music, text, pictures and sounds—could be translated to digital form and manipulated by machine.
6. Last but not least — Always last (but never least) I add little characters to help fill in the gaps of a map. They also add a certain personality to the place I'm trying to describe.
7. Ironclad Coffe Roasters — The full length introduction for Ironclad Coffee Roaster's new single-origin video series!
8. The Outdoor Museum — Coney Art Walls is an outdoor museum of street art. This is my interpretation for a recent beach map. Other art is often my favorite thing to draw. Pairing down unique styles and color palettes into one cohesive piece is a fun challenge. In this case, it was all about unifying the colors for each wall.
9. City in the Sun — I've done so many maps and illustrations of Richmond, but this is the one I feel captures the city best thus far.
10. Our Town — Originally, there was a white figure at the center. However, we ended up going with the much more ominous approach of lone shadow across the stage.
11. Across the globe! — I explored various transitions through this intro video to make it flow from scene to scene.
12. LaserCut Barrels! — Been making some cool designs that are being laser cut into up-cycled barrels! Stay tuned for more.
13. Coffee Scene 1 — I got to learn all about the process of making coffee for this intro video. More to come!
14. Detroit Landmarks — Can anyone guess what this is for?
15. Motor City Map — Needless to say, I've learned a lot about Detroit and its landmarks in the making of this map.
16. Tote Bag — Richmond magazine is using some of my historic blocks on canvas bags as a gift for subscribers.
17. Cinecade — I'm thrilled to get to work on this one. 80s movies, arcade games, and pixel art, what more could you want?!
18. The Very First Roller Coaster — Here's a small section from a recent map of Coney Island. This part shows the historic Luna Park. Coney Island was home to the county's very first roller coaster called the Gravity Switchback Railway!
19. STEM — This is a rejected concept for a STEM logo. It was derived from several visual symbols: an 'S', the DNA helix, a dollar symbol, and a circuit board, to name a few.
20. The Adaptive Project Manager — An illustration I made for BCG Digital's blog on modern project management: "Modern product management has become a multifaceted profession, requiring way more than just platform and domain-specific knowledge. We need to be experts across a wide range of disciplines in technology, strategy, human-centered design and growth marketing, to name just a few."
21. Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them — This illustration at the bottom of the site advertises Group Deals for bosses, teachers, or friends who want to send books to more than one person.
22. Judging Books by their Covers — Here's a preview of some of the illustrations I created for Next Big Idea club on their new website!
23. Reading Time — A spot illustration for Next Big Idea Club, a subscription service that sends curated books to you each month.
24. Garbage Myth — Did you know there’s not one, but TWO giant garbage patches in the Pacific? Of course, there’s microplastics all throughout the ocean, too.