For Wirtschafts Woche “Green Economy”,
a special issue on how Managers, Scientists and Visionaries want to make the world better.

Having a little solo show with a bunch (well, a whole bunch) of mostly editorial art at
Kultur 123 in Ruesselsheim, Germany (near Frankfurt).
So if you’re in the hood (or having a looong layover at Frankfurt airport), swing on by…

Recent cover for Wirtschafts Woche (AD: Svenja Kruse),
on how to invest safely and be able to bounce back if something goes wrong.
Full series (among some other recent stuff) >HERE<

Illo for the NYTimes Sunday Review (AD: Alicia DeSantis).
Here’s the gist of the piece:
“Young people in oil and natural resource states score lower on international reading and
math exams than those from non-resource states…”

For Scientific American (AD: Ian Brown).
On how some languages are spoken much faster than others,
yet the amount of information transmitted in any given time frame tends to be pretty much the same…

Article here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/opinion/sunday/friedman-a-third-voice-for-2012.html?_r=1&ref=opinion
AD, great as always, Aviva Michaelov.

The latest cover illustration for Wirtschafts Woche.
About which life insurer to pick to keep your money safe in this whole Euro mess…
ADs: Holger Windfuhr and Svenja Kruse.

Here’s a recent one for Women’s Health, about a new generation of women who are ambivalent about having babies.
If it happens, it happens, if not, no biggie. Pretty straightforward, methinks.
ADs: Theresa Griggs/William Hooks

I have this piece in “Dear Japan”, an  Earthquake and Nuclear Crisis Relief Benefit Art Exhibition.

“Dear Japan”~170 Artists 170 Messages~
…170 amazing artists are donating their beautiful work for this one night benefit event!
All the works will be less than $200. It’s a great chance to get your favorite artists work in affordable prices. (also for a good cause!)
More info >here<

Last Friday I was honored to receive a silver medal from the Society of Publication Designers
for the Rolling Stone playlist issue illustrations. Nice indeed.
Click <here> for the whole series…