Studio 1482 was built on the premise of drawing, the base for all that we eight do professionally. So, (as Dom put it so eloquently), “in the spirit of drawing” I’m thrilled to share the news, 1482 has launched a new website. No crazy turns, ju ...
Recently I was commissioned by Scientific American to create 3 illustrations for an article in the supplement WORLDVIEW. The article dealt with the growing debate over intellectual property (IP) and it’s global impact. This illustration is the op ...
So, one hundred and one days ago I decided to make the trek down to Washington, DC. Not merely as a supporter but as an artist, reporting on the event. The idea struck me just before the election. This was going to be pretty historic no matter what h ...
I don’t know why I like that phrase so much, I guess it hits me the same way seeing someone who can actually draw does. The phrase obviously, not the hammer. That would just hurt. Which I wouldn’t like. But I do like all the analog connotations i ...
Just off 2nd Avenue, sitting beside the western end of Century Lumber on the south side of 97th Street on Manhattans’ Upper East Side—not quite Carnegie Hill, not quite Spanish Harlem—are two 100 plus year old apartment buildings. They are the ...
Last week Neil and I took a few days to visit Washington DC. We had a chance to go to the Newseum and visit my drawing from September 11th displayed there – I had not seen the exhibit until now. I felt very proud that my work was there, I almost cr ...
Well here again is another Gulfshore Business spot. This month the subject is the importance of a proper hello and goodbye. Basically manners. I chose to illustrate this by showing a guy who had just been “left hanging”. See you next month! ...
I recently had the opportunity to illustrate the cover of Spiders of Allah, by journalist James Hider. The book is a first hand account of his experiences as a journalist in the Middle East. What a great book – satiric, sad, ironic, and all too hon ...
A few months back I was contracted to create preliminary drawings of 10 new spaces within the new home of the New York Mets, Citifield. This is the type of job that doesn’t come along very often. I was given a tour within the new stadium (a privil ...
Working with the elves has been exhausting lately without much of an opportunity to check in. But I couldn’t let it go without sharing the good news …. Our annual calendar promotions have arrived and there are a limited number still available. ...
Over the Thanksgiving weekend I was finally able to get out and do a bit of drawing. I live near the Meadowlands (home of Giants Stadium) and have often driven by the construction of the new stadium, which will open in 2009. Each trip past I was grip ...
This illustration was a great assignment. A bit of research to do, but it is always great to learn something during an assignment. This piece for AAA Traveler magazine was basically an ad for great ‘festivals’ around the world. They include: The ...
Last week Veronica Lawlor and I went down to the Halloween Parade in the Village to make some drawings. We had a great time drawing together! My niece, Alison was also there with her friend, Trinka. It was one wild and crazy costume after anoth ...
This is my latest published illustration. It was a great article on the music and culture of 1920s Iraq for the UTNE reader. It was nice to hear something different about this country, something positive. Beautiful things were possible in those beau ...
