Cohen's Fashion Optical - 2 Good To Be True!

Here's a visual from a commercial for Cohen's Fashion Optical, which I also storyboarded, in cooperation with Greencard Pictures– it's called 2 Good To Be True. Using some reference from the early Cohen's stores in Manhattan, I recreated this old-timey illustration of a vintage store front.

See the full video on youtube here.

Many thanks for producer Kaitlin Del Campo and director Bryan Reisberg and all the other folks at Greencard Pictures and Cohen's!

Full page for Manhattan College Magazine

Really liked how this turned out, this is for the official magazine of Manhattan College, about measures for a green campus. Art Direction by Charlie Hess of Chess Design.

Carbon Emissions

You can see my latest illustration for the Boston Phoenix here. Originally, the subject was Carbon Allowances and the ways they are being purchased, traded, or even given away for free. Carbon Allowances give companies the right to pollute (to a certain extent).

In this week's paper, my illustration has been used in a more broad environmental context.

Paths Less Travelled

One of my environmentally-themed illustrations was just published on the blog Paths Less Travelled.

Inside Counsel Magazine

This is an illustration about environmental litigation trends. You can read the full article here. Many thanks to AD Liz Novak!

Architectural Lighting Magazine

vI had a lot of fun with this illustration for Architectural Lighting magazine. New guidelines in the field of architectural lighting are both challenge and opportunity. The desired goals are sustainability, incorporating natural lighting and limiting waste. These goals need to be addressed not as afterthoughts and add-ons, but right from the beginning and at the very core of the building project. Thanks to AD Aubrey Altman.

Architect Magazine

Here is a new drawing for Architect Magazine, about sustainable and energy-efficient building. AD Aubrey Altman. You can read the entire article here.

A poor environmental record

I did some illustrations for a feature in the current Boston Phoenix, that criticizes G. W. Bush's environmental record and hopes for a big improvement under Barack Obama.
Here you can see my images in their context about National Parks, air pollution near schools, Superweeds, and transmission lines.