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:

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.

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:

Ledger of the Damned

Howday, everyone. Here's last week's Washington Post Capital Business illo. The story gives advice to small business owners on keeping up with your tax books, and not leaving it to the last minute.

And here's the layout:

A-Mazing

Here's another quick turnaround for Washington Post's Capital Business. A fairly straight-forward concept for a more serious article about Strategic Planning.

Here's what it looked like placed into the layout:

Social NetworkTron

Had a quick turnaround for Washington Post's Capital Business recently. This one was a real blast---not only did I get to hand-letter social network logos, but it was an excuse to create a robot! The story highlighted small businesses and entrepreneurs who are ill-equipped or underfunded to handle promoting their business via social networks. Here's the image:

And here is what the layout looked like:

Rick

Portrait of Rick Santorum to keep myself busy