Editorial illustration is a wonderful challenge, often balancing nearly contradictory positions of authors, editors, institutions and stakeholders with often tight deadlines.

These quick turn illustrations, animations, posters and infographics are always a refreshing task after a long and carefully conceived campaign. Here are a few of my favorites.

Role: Art direction and illustration

Open booklets about the 2015 J.M.K. Innovation Prize with titles on social entrepreneurship, graphs, and images of people.
An illustration of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris with speech bubbles, set against a background of red and white stripes resembling the American flag. The illustration is in a black and white style with colorful speech bubbles.
University of Virginia UVA Today webpage with a headline about the health risks of preteen smartphone use, featuring an ultrasound image of a fetus with a heart icon showing 49 likes or reactions.
A young boy with curly hair and a contemplative expression, sitting with his hand resting on his cheek, placed in front of a background with orange and white wavy lines.
Screenshot of an article titled "Q&A: Why does time go by so fast, and how can we slow it down?" from UVA Today website, featuring an illustration of airplane windows with an alarm clock visible through one of the windows, and a small portrait photo
The image shows a webpage from UVA Today with an abstract illustration of several antique clocks with orange and beige backgrounds.
Black background with white diagonal lines and the words 'less' and 'more' written repeatedly.
A graphic design with a black background and colorful illustrations and text that reads: "The one, the noise, who endures, will find the org". The design includes icons of a bitten apple, a skull, a dress, a lamp, a fishing hook, a telephone, a bomb,
Screenshot of UVA Today website article titled 'Where Faulkner Was Happy': William Faulkner Abroad, at Home and at UVA, with a collage of vintage photos of William Faulkner and other people in black-and-white, overlaid with orange and black graphic e

Editorial Animations