the alphabet pop-up book I bought has finally arrived! it's such a beautifully engineered and designed book, love it!

an illustration I did for the new yorker couple of weeks ago, Max Bode asked me to do a piece on music in general, and I had a lot of freedom, thanks Max.

a recent illustration I did for Langone Medical Center in NYC. the story is about the research they led to decode the genome for species of Malaria. thanks to Rob Hewitt for art directing the illo.

I've been ignoring my blog for too long. well, here's an update for you who are kind enough to make the time to stop by.
here is a project I did for Bicycling & Mountain Bike magazine, the article gives you tips and advice on handling different stages of the fat-fighting process. Erin Benner is the art director, great to work with.







I've been playing with type a lot recently, these are a greeting card and a silkscreen print I just finished, they are available for purchase here.

new self-promo card!

the message on the card says it all...

responding to my friend Dave's request--here's a better view of the t-shirt below, special thanks to Brandon for modeling for me! if you are interested in the shirt, please contact me.

my book

here 's a book i made in my last term at Art Center-- my portfolio titled failed soccer player. thanks to David Tillinghast and Rob Clayton, i'm pretty happy with how the book turned out, such a fun, frustrating and rewarding experience!

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here's a new t-shirt I just did, it's inspired by the show "man versus wild" on discovery channel. i wanted to create a piece about man versus nature, you can't go wrong with monkeys, right?

my friend Elwin was taking pictures during our weekly soccer game, this is one of the first tests, but i just love the it looks! and also thanks to my friend Alex, the jersey looks pretty good on me! ha...

here is a illustration i just did for Eliza Magazine. it was for a article titled "Geo-ignorant ?" by Brett Walker; the 2007 Miss teen USA incident really brought up the serious fact of low geographic literacy of Americans. How are we going to educate people and avoid being "Americentric" is the question here.

in two months!

the idea of graduation in about two months has finally kicked in... well, crunch time! good luck to the rest of you guys who will see freedom in two months...