Lilith

Lilith- Personal work.

Richmond Magazine

Cover and 2 of 5 inside illustrations for Richmond Magazine's "Best of" issue.

Alone Time

Self care and the importance of spending time alone.

The Experiment Press

Marat/ Sade

We Want the Revolution! (In other Words: Friends of the People or Enemies of Freedom?)

Poster for a play based on Marat/Sade for a theater company in Milan, Italy.

Evil Lurks

"The Oldest Hatred Reawakened". Illustration for Charlotte magazine. Article dealing with the rise of antisemitism in cities throughout the U.S. and ways to fight it

Starting Out Fresh

Breaking out of preconceived roles.

Poster for a street art project in Bologna, Italy. The theme of the project was "Agitate".

Organized by the art group CHEAP

Global warming

Imagining the possibility that one day global warming will become a marketing opportunity?

Personal work.

Billboard project

Series of illustrations for billboards and banners promoting downtown activities ( Bars/Restaurants, Galleries, Concerts, Museums) for Venture RVA

Lonesome Hiway

There’s no traffic. Drive-thrus are open. The romance and freedom of driving around L.A. that existed in the 1970’s has returned, but anxiety is everywhere.

Illustration for the NY Times

Starman

Poster for street art project in Bologna, Italy honoring dead legends, in this case David Bowie.

Organized by the art group CHEAP

On the River

One of a series of illustrations for street side banners promoting the Manchester area of Richmond, VA. Keeping the artwork extra graphic and easy to read from a distance was key for this project.

Bringing More to the Table

While while also battling sexism, a top female pediatric neurosurgeon talks about finding her way to the top in a demanding field by offering a deeper sense of compassion and emotional understanding,.

Charlotte magazine

C-Ville cover

Getting around campus. Cover illustration for C-Ville magazine- University of Virginia issue.

Architectual Treasures

Full page illustration. Innovated ways of preserving a city's architectural treasures.

In The Shadows

5 of 7 posters for a Pittsburg based theater company. The client wanted all posters to incorporate shadows within the design that would help represent the theme of each play.

"For a Tree to Drop"

"Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris"

"Oliver Twist"

"Educating Rita"

City Mix

Editorial illustration for article about city planning and the development of mixed use neighborhoods.

Coral Crop

Illustration for Dominion Energy investor newsletter that highlights their environmental grants- including one for a coral farm in South Carolina

We Can Do It!!!

Cover illustration for Richmond magazine. “The region rolls up it’s sleeves for a rebuilding year.”

The Right Balance

Managing pension funds and the importance of maintaining the right balance of investments.

Smart Money

Stay Home

Staying at home during the covid quarantine and rediscovering your passions.

Drive by

Feature story on whether an economic development board is doing all it can do to attract new companies. Charlotte magazine

Enviromental Stewardship

Article about in-school programs that help teach the importance of environmental stewardship by providing the seeds and tools necessary for students to plant trees and wildflowers around their school.

The Thinker

Getting to know your inner thoughts. Illustration for the book 'The More or Less Definitive Guide to Self Care'

Ride the Pendulum

CFA Magazine. Learning to adapt to the changes that technology brings to financial professionals

Starchitects

Hiring prestigious architects to bring attention to a university has its pros and cons. Cincinnati Magazine

On the Road

Illustration for Richmond Magazine. When construction of your dream home is behind schedule.

Inflated Art

“Filling a space in a beautiful way. That's what art means to me.”
Georgia O'Keeffe

Illustration that addresses the age old question of ‘What is art’ ?

Walks on the Wild Side

2 of a series of illustrations for NJ Monthly . Article about moonlit hikes offered during the summer by the state park system

Big Data

Will artificial intelligence enable a perfect marriage of technology and human judgment? Cover story for CFA magazine

Raise the Roof Beam

Illustration for eServer magazine. Article about the architecture of the AIX OS platform.

Dream Syndicate poster

Illustration for poster for The Dream Syndicate concert

iDrone

When drone technology collides with smartphone innovation.

In the future will we be able to walk down the street and use our smartphones hands free?

Personal work.

Looking Ahead

Cover illustration for CFA Magazine. Avoiding the rough seas of investing by looking ahead. How will the next decade effect the international markets?

Modern Transportation

Illustration for NY magazine about the MTA's public transportation proposals for the future.

Boccaccio's Billboard

Illustration for project depicting Fellini films.

illustration inspired by 'The Temptations of Doctor Antonio' from the film Boccaccio 70 in which a man becomes obsessed with a billboard that eventually comes to life to haunt him.

Music City

Making the case for a Virginia Music Hall of Fame. With Virginia born legends like Gene Vincent, Patsy Cline, Ella Fitzgerald and Tiny Grimes, an official museum honoring them and many others may be long overdue. Richmond magazine

Green Cities

Ways to make cities healthier,and greener, for the future. New York Times.

Signs of Spring

Welcoming Spring. 1/2 page Illustration. Forsythia is one the first harbingers of the season.

Testing the Water

Unpublished piece

The 'Beat' Goes On

A series of "beat boards" done for an animated movie proposal. The images were presented by the client to indicate a rough story-line, style and color palette for the project.

PERSONAL PROJECT/ Portratecture

Three architectually inspired portraits illustrated by Bob Scott. John Waters, Bill Murray (as Steve Zissou) and Debbie Harry

John Waters

Debbie Harry

Bill Murray as Steve Zissou

PERSONAL PROJECT/ Rex and his Bad Hair

Rex and his Bad Hair is an ongoing series that I started a few years ago about a kid named Rex and his bad, and at times misguided, hair

See more here .

Bad Hair was trying to be better, but if Rex was going to ignore him and read his new comic book then he was going to have to find out the hard way about that puddle

Rex’s dilemma was between ordering another slice of pizza or letting Bad Hair listen to Wonderwall for the 11th time

At the aquarium the fish were oddly fascinated by Bad Hair, and although this made visits there a little awkward, Bad Hair secretly enjoyed the attention.

Rex enjoyed all types of art, while his Bad Hair agreed with the view that sculpture was *something you bumped into while backing up to look at a painting

*Ad Reinhardt

After spending last Halloween stuffed under a pirate hat, Bad Hair was extremely happy to have a more active role in this years costume.

When they played cards it was rare that Rex ever beat Nadia, and until Bad Hair learned what a poker face was that probably wasn’t going to change anytime soon.

prev / next

Back to Portfolio