Sierra Club Magazine

Cover and interior art for the Sept/Oct issue of Sierra Club Magazine feature on the polluted US political ecosystem. Tracy Cox AD.

The Library of Congress

The Library of Congress has recently collected over 70 posters that I illustrated and designed. The collection includes 54 posters produced for Baltimore's Theatre Project from 2004 to the present. Also collected were 18 posters produced for clients that include The Maryland Institute College of Art and the indie rock band They Might Be Giants. The posters display a diverse range of illustration styles and print production techniques and were gifted to the Library of Congress.

If you'd like to see the posters in the Library of Congress collection, they can be requested for research by visiting this link.

Wired Japan

Number 2 in a series of illustrations of Japanese authors. "Way Passed Future," a portrait of Soseki Natsume. Maya Nago AD.

Scientific American

Illustration for the article: "Psychology's Credibility Crisis: the Bad, the Good, and the Ugly." Lee Bernard AD.

The Wall Street Journal

llustration created for an article about why caring for children shouldn't be like carpentry. Keith Webb AD.

The New York Times

Illustration for an article about simplifying student loans. John Cohoe, AD.

New Republic

Illustration for the article: "Pulp Friction: Barnes and Noble going out of Business Could mean the Death of the Book Cover." Parker Hubbard A.D.

Joyce Hesselberth Illustration for The New York Times on Hearing Loss

Art tip of the day: sneak a dog into your illustration whenever possible. This is my latest illustration for The New York Times. The article, by Paula Span talks about some new alternatives for helping with hearing loss. To read the complete story, click here.

Steppenwolf Theatre Company 40 plays / 40 Posters

Ogilvy and Mather invited me along with 39 other designer/illustrators to create a commemorative poster for the Steppenwolf Theatre Company's 40 Anniversary. The play I chose was John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath, 24 x 36 inches.

New York Times

"What Doctors Know About How Bad It Is, and Won’t Say" Catherine Gilmore-Barnes A.D.

Swing

Poster design for "Swing" to be performed at Theatre Project June 23-26. Presented by Mara Neimanis / In-Fight Theatre. Printed two-color offset on 65# cover. 14x23. Show details: http://www.theatreproject.org

3x3 International Illustration Show

I'm pleased to announce that Shape Shift earned an award of merit in the thirteenth annual 3x3 Illustration Show. The award is in the picture book category. See the complete list of picture book winners here.

Wired Japan

Portrait of the author and inventor Kobo Abé for the article "Way Passed Future." Written by Tom Kawada. Maya Nago A.D.

University of Minnesota

Two illustrations for the article "Knowledge is Power: How the U's Program for Assessing Cancer Risk Helps Saves Lives" for Legacy Magazine / Spring 2016. Kristen Keiser AD/ Pentagram Texas

The New Yorker

Illustration for the article: "Notorious BIG." Nicholas Blechman, AD

Cigar Aficionado

Illustration for the article "The Reality of Fantasy." John Thompson AD.

Older Men and Prostate Cancer, Illustration for the New York Times

Here's a new illustration for The New York Times on whether or not older men should be tested for prostate cancer. The full story is online here.

Circle + Triangle + ?

This short little video explains the big idea behind Joyce Hesselberth's picture book SHAPE SHIFT. We think it would be fun to try in the classroom, or at home with your kids!

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