This is a book about Aurora Keil and the Aurora Colony, an early utopian communal society in Oregon. She was born in 1849 in Bethel, Missour...

Illustration for a book on the skills gap that exists in American companies.

Logo for a new scholarly series. They asked me to use the 4 initials from the series name - SVMC - to create a logo.

work in progress

Hands are tough for a slew of reasons. They always kind of look wonky on a cover. After a lot of back and forth I went with an illustrative...

Illustration I am working on right now about people and the media - creation/dissemination .

I don't think I have used a pantone colour on a cover in a long time. Everything is CMYK or digital these days. This cover was from a wh...

From the back cover: “In 2002 a fifteen-year-old Canadian citizen was captured in Afghanistan for allegedly killing an American soldier. Bad...

Mina Hubbard Now in Paperback In 1905 Mina Hubbard became the first woman to cross Labrador, in a canoe, ending her epic voyage in Ungav...

The poet was asked to create this chair for a fundraising project at a cultural centre. She based it on the cover I did for her book of poe...

The main character in this novel is a landscape painter of the Song Dynasty who is on a journey to deliver a message to the Chinese Emperor....

I found this piece of an old root that had grown around a pebble in a riverbed at the back of farm. It seemed like a perfect image for this ...

Centre of the Universe

Hit the Road Jack Essays on the Culture of the American Road

An old sketch from the vault

This is a memoir of growing up on Rue Fabre in Montreal. As a boy the author would accompany his father — a candy salesman — on his rounds t...

From the brief: “Rescued from the earth-covered runs of the ancient City at six years old, Tye Ilan entered society deeply and permanently h...

Illustration for a story about a jewish basketball league.

I was doing some archiving on my computer and came across this sketch I did for the paperback edition of Committed . It almost made it to th...

New York Times - Sunday Review.