Stanford Medicine

This is a series of illustrations created

for Stanford Medicine magazine through David Armario Design.

Dennis McLeod art director.

Growing support for basic scientific research,

as opposed to specific areas.

The network of people at Stanford

is a huge part of the institution's reputation

for cutting edge research.

The subject here is three research labs

working simultaneously to solve a puzzle

involving the behavior of proteins inside cells.

This illustration is for a piece about the fact that

the scientific community has recognized the usefulness

of wikis and video for sharing laboratory protocols

but only a few researchers appear to be using them.

Automorphosis

Harrod Blank, filmmaker and art car empresario

has a wonderful new documentary out called Automorphosis.

I created art for the DVD cover and poster.

More information about the DVD and screenings here.

Some New Work

A full page for Yale Medicine magazine.
Portraits of the twenty recipients of the Downs fellowship.

Two illustrations for Business Week
about the banking crisis - big banks taking
small ones down with them.

A CD cover for Low 90 , a Portland Maine band
with my brother-in-law Ed Cobb on drums.

Lucky 13

Thirteen Oscar nominations for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button!
I illustrated a handsome little hardback edition of F. Scott Fitzgerald's tale,
which is available now from Harper Collins.

Green Muscle

This was for an article that posed the question - Can greener automobiles still perform?

Number Cruncher

For an article about interest rates.

Stomp!

The musical dance extravaganza has now been on Broadway for fifteen years.
This piece was originally created for Los Angeles magazine.