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Experimenting with the combination of fashion and floral elements, focussing on form as opposed to the decoration/design of fabric.

Combining ideas of biology and botany.

Cori at Common Ground magazine called with an assignment based on how AI is being used in community associations. A cover and full page illustration were required.
Artificial intelligence is more reality than science fiction these days but no one is quite sure how to harness the technology. Community association boards and managers have a lot of questions and angst over it. Others believe it will improve productivity. How best to proceed?
I was given the working title “An AI Odyssey” intended to play off of Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Imagined Sculptures: Topcoat. Combining sculptural forms with elements of fashion/clothing and how it may look in a speculative magazine spread.

I was contacted by Jennifer at Harvard Magazine requesting an illustration for a piece that focused on lyme disease and how it affects the body. Lyme is one of the fastest-growing infectious diseases in the United States. In this case the client already had a concept in mind, the target on a torso, so it was a really a case of how best to realise it.

Imagined Sculptures: Topcoat. Combining sculptural forms with elements of fashion/clothing and how it may look in a speculative magazine spread.

Leslie contacted me with a cover assignment for the Milken Institute Review. It was to centre around the uphill battle to modernize America's electricity grid. The client was committed to the idea of a snapped (and live) electrical cable spitting sparks.

Re-inventing vintage book pages.

Exploring surreal landscapes incorporating techniques used in recent collages.

Imagining an alternative exhibition space and presentation.