Monday, May 21, 2012

Attention Whore

This week's advice column for WashPost CapBiz. The article was tailored to businesses trying to launch a new product, and detailed ways to get it noticed the right way, and the wrong way.
...and as always, here's the print layout.

Monday, May 14, 2012

Here's this week's advice column illustration. It advised businesses to use social media to test for consumer approval, and to be able to spy on rival businesses to see what their customers like / dislike about their practices. Ps I hand drew that Facebook News Feed....I'm losing my mind.
And here's the layout:

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Here's this past week's Washington Post Capital Business advice column. It featured an article by Barbara Degray about the pro's and con's of hiring workers remotely / working remotely. I'm really digging the opportunities to experiment with pushing my style and color choices.
and here's the layout!

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

I Scream!

Got a call for a day-and-a-half turnaround for the NY Observer last week, and was glad I did. The [true] story was borderline fiction, about Park Slope parents picketing ice cream vendors who "prey" on their welcoming children. It allowed me to do some really fun character designs, and to play with vintage fonts and colors.
It was even featured on the front page of the Observer's site! http://www.observer.com/ ...although if you go to the site and they since have updated it, here's a screenshot:

Monday, April 23, 2012

Gingermen

This week's advice column for Washington Post Capital Business gave me the opportunity to experiment a little on composition and concept. The story is about businesses that copycat / piggyback off of other businesses, creating a haze of indistinguishable companies. Only the ones that break the mold truly finish first.
And here's the layout:

Friday, April 20, 2012

Poor Kids

Here's some art I did for Brooklyn newcomers Poor Kids (www.poorkidsband.com). It was a blast to do my first landscape, and it was even more fun to create a piece based solely on listening to their single "Desert Eagle." The art will most likely be used for album art.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Time flies. Butterflies!

Here's my latest advice column for Washington Post Capital Business. The story gave the scoop on small businesses that are excelling in their advertising and marketing campaigns due to using a mobile platform to reach consumers.

and here's the layout: