Poster that presents and promotes Mozart to new, and especially younger audiences.
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 18x24”
A visual commentary on the long and complicated history of empire, freedom and justice for all in the United Staes.
Promotional poster for the Illustration Program
Client: Pacific Northwest College of Art
Client: Tracey Locke (for Black History Month 2005)
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 18X24”
Luke 7:36-50
Client: International Bible Society
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
A set of six posters to promote the work of The Harlem Swing Dance Society in NYC.
The Harlem Swing Dance Society is a non-profit organization promoting, propagating, preserving, and protecting Swing Dance and Lindy Hop culture in its Harlem home - back to its Harlem roots. In addition, this group seeks to restore Harlem youth to their cultural identity by connecting them with one of the most dynamic and important art movements in history, the Harlem Renaissance.
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
SURF
Client: Pepsi
Client: Foreign Policy Magazine
Illustration promoting the 2012 NCAA Mens Basketball Regional Tournament in St. Louis
Client: Edward Jones, NCAA
Mixed Media / 20x36”
Poster advertising the 10th Anniversary of the Los Gatos Jazz Festival
Client: Los Gatos Jazz Festival / Art Direction: Bev Cotton
Anthony Kiedis
Client: The Grammy Awards
Mixed Media / 17x22”
A portrait of Martin Luther King promoting events celebrating MLK Day 2022
Secondary poster design for Los Olvidados, or "The Forgotten Ones," an audio documentary on the history of Afro-Latin Jazz.
Client: 33third.org
Mixed Media / 18x24”
Promotional poster for a Blues club in the San Francisco Bay Area
Event Banner
Client: The Discovery Channel
An illustration to accompany an essay by Aymon Safadi on his distinct experience and exceptional vantage point of the Arab Spring
Client: Baylor Magazine / Baylor University
Mixed Media / 24x30”
Poster for the Harlem Roots + Rhythm Urban Dance Festival
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
Festival Poster
Client: JVC Jazz Festival
Outdoor banners for Chenney Stadium, home of the minor league baseball team the Tacoma Rainiers.
Client: Tacoma Rainiers
Outdoor banners for Chenney Stadium, home of the minor league baseball team the Tacoma Rainiers.
Client: Tacoma Rainiers
A poster celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Portland Trail Blazers
Client: First Tech Federal, Portland Trail Blazers
Chapter head illustration from The Face of the Deep: Exploring the Mysterious Person of the Holy Spirit by Paul J. Pastor
Client: David C. Cook Publishers
Poster for the Harlem Roots + Rhythm Urban Dance Festival 2018
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
Cover illustration for the Sunday Business Section on the ups and downs of the stock market.
Client: The New York Times
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 24x24”
Chapter Illustrations for Roar! A Family Guide to the Chronicles of Narnia by Heather and David Kopp.
Client: Multnomah Publishers
Mixed Media/ 24x18”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Installation in the lobby of the 220 Building in the Old Town neighborhood of Portland, Oregon
Client: Specht Development, Think Joule / Art Director: Jennifer Bryan
Poster for the Harlem Roots + Rhythm Urban Dance Festival
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
Screen print drawn back into with ink, colored pencil and pastel / 18x30”
Poster celebrating the legendary Blues artist and street evangelist Blind Willie Johnson
Poster commemorating the centennial of Jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery.
Poster commemorating the life of Russian Constructivist artist and designer Vavara Stepanova.
Cover art for Cultural Encounters: A Journal for the Theology of Culture
Client: The Institute for the Theology of Culture
Poster celebrating the previously unheard album "Blue World" recorded by John Coltrane in 1964, released by Impulse! Records in September 2019
Illustration for an article on the history of the marathon.
Client: Nexos Magazine
A poster of Alvin Lee, the front man and lead guitarist for the British rock band Ten Years After, for the exhibition Woodstock 50: A Piece Of My Heart (50th anniversary of Woodstock)
Client: The Bienal Internacional del Cartel en México
A 26 ft. x 12 ft. mural for the courtyard entrance to the 220 Building in the Old Town neighborhood of Portland, Oregon
Client: Specht Development, Think Joule / Art Director: Jennifer Bryan
Mixed Media / 20x36”
Poster to advertise the 62nd Annual Illustration West Exhibition.
Client: Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles / Art Direction: Jon Messer
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mural concept the 220 Building in the Old Town neighborhood of Portland, Oregon
Client: Specht Development, Think Joule / Art Director: Jennifer Bryan
Charcoal, pastel, ink, spray paint and dry transfer / 16x30"
Mixed Media / 18x24”
Poster for the 2011 season
Client: Portland Festival Ballet
Chapter head illustration from The Face of the Deep: Exploring the Mysterious Person of the Holy Spirit by Paul J. Pastor
Client: David C. Cook Publishers
Ink / 28x36”
An illustration for an article on the growing popularity of Roller Derby in the US.
Client: Bostonia Magazine / Boston University
Mixed Media / 20x36”
Ink / 36x28”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Client: The Hershey Company
John Frusciante
Client: The Grammy Awards
Poster promoting Jackie Robinson Day 2022
Poster celebrating and honoring the ongoing fight for freedom
DOWNHILL
Client: Salt Lake City Winter Olympics / Bank of America
Client: Salt Lake City Winter Olympics / Bank of America
Mixed Media / 24x36”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
An image of a street musician in Sao Paulo, Brazil for an organization that provides residential care and vocational training for children and teens living on the streets, equipping them to transition into a safe and sustainable way of life.
Client: Hope Unlimited (Brazil)
A series of images reflecting on the complex and fragile nature of freedom - a call for change and a visual prayer of hope for those who are enslaved, degraded, imprisoned, and exiled.
Ink / 36x24”
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
Earth: Fragile Planet Exhibit / Society of Illustrators in NYC
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Client: Imago Dei
Chapter Illustrations for Roar! A Family Guide to the Chronicles of Narnia by Heather and David Kopp.
Client: Multnomah Publishers
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
A set of six posters to promote the work of The Harlem Swing Dance Society in NYC.
The Harlem Swing Dance Society is a non-profit organization promoting, propagating, preserving, and protecting Swing Dance and Lindy Hop culture in its Harlem home - back to its Harlem roots. In addition, this group seeks to restore Harlem youth to their cultural identity by connecting them with one of the most dynamic and important art movements in history, the Harlem Renaissance.
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
Cover art + design for IN TENSE, an album by jazz bassist Harish Raghavan.
Client: Whirlwind Records
Billie Joe Armstrong
Client: The Grammy Awards
Ink / 24x26”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Poster commemorating the centennial of Jazz bassist and composer Charles Mingus.
How Hip Hop & a founding father made America feel like home
Client: Deseret News
Street concert poster for Romani multi-instramentalist Calin Matei.
Client: Calin Matei
A series of images reflecting on the complex and fragile nature of freedom - a call for change and a visual prayer of hope for those who are enslaved, degraded, imprisoned, and exiled.
Poster for the Harlem Roots + Rhythm Urban Dance Festival
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
Cover art for the biography of the great Norma Miller - "The Queen of Swing", and one of the true pioneers of Swing Dance.
Edited by Alan Govenar, and based on interviews with Norma, the biography chronicles her rise to fame as one of the original Lindy Hop dancers in the Savoy Theater in NYC, evoking memories of the early years of the Jazz Age in America and the Harlem Renaissance.
Client: Candlewick Press
Client: Wizards of the Coast
Poster commemorating the centennial of Jazz pianist and composter Thelonious Monk.
Illustration for the 2016 RainMaker Awards.
Each year Rain International selects individuals who are achieving extraordinary things in the fields of health & nutrition.
Client: Rain International / Art Director: Dylan Burt
Poster commemorating the centennial of Jazz composer and saxophonist Charlie Parker.
Client: The Atlantic
Screen Print / 24x36”
Promotional Poster
Client: Jazz at Lincoln Center
A set of six posters to promote the work of The Harlem Swing Dance Society in NYC.
The Harlem Swing Dance Society is a non-profit organization promoting, propagating, preserving, and protecting Swing Dance and Lindy Hop culture in its Harlem home - back to its Harlem roots. In addition, this group seeks to restore Harlem youth to their cultural identity by connecting them with one of the most dynamic and important art movements in history, the Harlem Renaissance.
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
Festival Poster
Client: JVC Jazz Festival
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Poster design for Los Olvidados, or "The Forgotten Ones," an audio documentary on the history of Afro-Latin Jazz
Client: 33third.org
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
Cover art for Wrestling with God: Ethical Precarity in Christianity and International Relations by Cecelia Lynch
Client: Cambridge University Press
Cover art for “Fighter” by Walter Dean Myers
Client: Scholastic
Chapter head illustration from The Face of the Deep: Exploring the Mysterious Person of the Holy Spirit by Paul J. Pastor
Client: David C. Cook Publishers
Poster for the Harlem Roots + Rhythm Urban Dance Festival 2018
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
A series of images reflecting on the complex and fragile nature of freedom - a call for change and a visual prayer of hope for those who are enslaved, degraded, imprisoned, and exiled.
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Chapter Illustrations for Roar! A Family Guide to the Chronicles of Narnia by Heather and David Kopp.
Client: Multnomah Publishers
Installation in the lobby of the 220 Building in the Old Town neighborhood of Portland, Oregon
Client: Specht Development, Think Joule
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Mixed Media / 20x30”
Poster of Jazz legend Sonny Rollins to promote the Sonny Rollins Bridge Project
Mixed Media / 17x22”
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
Poster art promoting a series of 5 sermons titled the Story of God. The 5 icons are symbolic representations of the sermon topics - Creation, Covenant, Christ, New Creation and Community.
Client: Imago Dei
Illustration from Sophisticated Ladies: The Great Women of Jazz, written by Jazz historian Leslie Gourse. The book contains biographies of some of the great female Jazz vocalist's from the past 100 years. It received a Carter G. Woodson Book Award for the most distinguished books appropriate for young readers that depict ethnicity in the United States. This award is intended to “encourage the writing, publishing, and dissemination of outstanding social studies books for young readers that treat topics related to ethnic minorities and race relations sensitively and accurately.”
Client: Dutton Children's Books
Mixed Media / 24x24”
INCA
Illustration for an article on the history of the marathon.
Client: Nexos Magazine
Mixed Media / 17x22”
A set of six posters to promote the work of The Harlem Swing Dance Society in NYC.
The Harlem Swing Dance Society is a non-profit organization promoting, propagating, preserving, and protecting Swing Dance and Lindy Hop culture in its Harlem home - back to its Harlem roots. In addition, this group seeks to restore Harlem youth to their cultural identity by connecting them with one of the most dynamic and important art movements in history, the Harlem Renaissance.
Client: Harlem Swing Dance Society
