Cover for the newest edition of F(r)iction. The literary & art journal is available wherever you get books & magazines April 15th. The themes I was assigned when creating the image was both “rebellion” and “space” (without depicting science fiction).
New cover reveal for Everlasting Nora by Marie Cruz coming soon from Macmillan Publishing
“After a family tragedy results in the loss of both father and home, 12-year-old Nora lives with her mother in Manila’s North Cemetery, which is the largest shanty town of its kind in the Philippines today.”
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If kids are protesting for their lives instead of playing, our country is doing it wrong. The March for Our Lives in downtown Boston.
Vita Temporalis // Oil, 18×12″ // Framed
Now showing at Haven Gallery in New York
Part of the Vanitas exhibition
“A derivative of memento mori (translation: “remember that you have to die”), vanitas reminds the viewer of their inevitable death and the frivolity of earthly, hollow endeavors during their brief existence.””
A recent idea for meditation paintings. May or may not become a series.
I recently dropped in at Pandemonium Books in Cambridge to see Netrunner in action. Having illustrated the cards for seven years, figured it’s about time. It’s a really complicated game, but the highlight for me was chatting with the gamers. I posted about the experience on Reddit. Really glad to be a part of such a committed and supportive community.
Sketches for Green Level Clearance. A few of the sketches involved in conceptualizing what goes into making card art. My idea that got green lit is loosely based on the tove from Carroll’s Jabberwocky poem.
Recent interview I did with Inked Gaming, where among other things I reveal for the first time what an actual dream project of mine would look like.
