It's been busy, but I finally got around to put my recent works onto my illustration website.
There are 5 new images in the Editorial Color section, and 2 in the Editorial b/w. If you've followed my blog you might have seem them already.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Website Update
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
BusinessWeek – Ask your Doctor if this Ad is right for You
This is in the current issue of BusinessWeek, it deals with the question how effective commercials and ads for drugs are. Recent studies have found that the only thing that consumers are remembering from the countless ads are the negative things. If anything at all. Many thanks to Don Besom, Senior Art Director who helped developing this particular idea.
Monday, November 2, 2009
HAT in Korean
Another piece of great news for HAT: It will be published in Korean by Foreverbooks! That makes 4 foreign translations. It's a great feeling to know that my story will also be seen by kids in Germany, Korea, Japan and China. I can't wait to see the actual books!
In other HAT news, I'll be at the Brooklyn Museum Children's Book Fair, along with plenty other great artists and authors. I'll be doing my very first public reading of HAT, and I'll be signing HAT and METAL MAN. If you have kids and / or love children's books, and / or live in the area, please come by on November 21st. It should be fun!
Thursday, October 29, 2009
The Stranger Books Section
For a text about the writer Lydia Davis, you can read more about her here. Art Direction Aaron Huffman.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Eurotrip: Munich
Finally got around to scanning this, some sketches from Munich, from our big Eurotrip in September. The large drawing is in the courtyard of the Neues Rathaus and the people doodles are from the Oktoberfest. I didn't know that dirndls were considered ultrahip these days! Or maybe that was always the case at the Oktoberfest...
Monday, October 19, 2009
New York Times Book Review

I had the pleasure of doing an illustration for Nicholas Blechman over at the NYT Book Review. It's for the crime novel RISK by Colin Harrison. The protagonist is investigating the death of a former Wall Street broker. It's also an ode to the life in New York City. You can read the full article here, or you can find it in yesterday's issue (if you have a copy, please let me know! I didn't get to pick one up).





